Hellbenders MC

HMC 8-13-3 Europæisk club dansk afd. Vi er konservative i vores tilgang til loyalitet og troværdighed. Hellbenders Motorcycle Club (HMC), also known simply as “8,” is an independent motorcycle club. Founded in the aftermath of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy in November 1963, the organization developed gradually and discreetly throughout the 1970s. It later gained public recognition during the late 1980s and 1990s following a series of high-profile security engagements. Today, Hellbenders Motorcycle Club is actively involved in riding and rebuilding custom motorcycles—specifically choppers and sportsters. The organization also operates in event promotion and security services, in addition to providing secure transportation solutions. Our mission is reflected in our guiding principle: We ride, provide, and secure persons, parcels, and property. Affiliated chapters within Hellbenders are referred to as “Vassals,” a designation that differs from the traditional “charter” structure commonly used by motorcycle clubs. This terminology reflects our organizational philosophy: while our affiliated groups are fully integrated into the broader organization, they do not operate as independent local authorities but rather as extensions of Hellbenders Inc. as a unified entity. The number “8” is prominently displayed on our insignia, symbolizing both eternity and the letter “H” for Hellbenders. Our official colors—blue, red, and gray—are consistently represented across our motorcycles, flags, and apparel under the acronym “BRAG.” Hellbenders does not utilize traditional “cuts.” The club’s logo and name patch are exclusively worn by members on A-2 or G-1 jackets, or on t-shirts. All branding elements, including the logo and name, are the intellectual property of Hellbenders Inc.