Fort Bragg Chapter
#2274 Fayetteville North Carolina

Rides & Events

It's all about the rides, but we also do other fun, group activities throughout the year. Monthly meetings, dealer events, and other varied events like parties, outdoor movie nights, meals, bowling, bar b-q... the list goes on.

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Photo Gallery

Did you miss an event? Did somebody from the photo team snap a picture of you? Just feel nostalgic and want to review old pics? Look no more. This is your stop. We sort through the best of the best and bring them to you here.

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Chapter Newsletter

All year long, your Editor, backed by a crack ninja squad, works tirelessly to assemble what can only be described as the pinnacle of publishing... The treasure of typography... You know it, you love it, Chapter Newsletter!

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Become a Member

I know, what we do sounds fun, and you can't wait to join us and hang out. Do you own a Harley-Davidson? If not, just buy a new bike at Fort Bragg Harley-Davidson, and they will pay your membership dues for the first year!

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It's no secret... We love to ride! Come join us!

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Chapter News

Get the latest updates from the Fort Bragg Chapter of H.O.G. Want to be a Fort Bragg Chapter writer? Let us know!

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April 2025 Mystery Ride

02 Apr 25 Sirbaldman 0 Comments

It's that time of the month again. It's time to ride to the Mystery Site. Again, provide me a hint and a pic and you will be entered in a drawing for a $20 Harley Davidson gift card. Only Permanent Frontier Provincial Construction started in 1755 By 1766 it was in ruins Send your photo to Gene [email protected]

March 2025 Mystery Ride

28 Feb 25 Sirbaldman 0 Comments

It's that time of the month again. It's time to ride to the Mystery Site. Again, provide me a hint and a pic and you will be entered in a drawing for a $20 Harley Davidson gift card. Built in 1872 Originally built as a home for the first depot agent of Raleigh and August Airline Railroad Mr. & Mrs. Tucker operated a school in this house, now regarded as the oldest house in Sanford. In later years the house was used as a dwelling by several families, and at one time a tea room was operated in it. Other Information: