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THE CHAPTER
Chapter California VI was formed in 1987 by a group of seventeen San
Diego area law enforcement officers, some retired and some on active duty. We have
been chartered since January 1988, making us one of the oldest currently existing
Blue Knights chapters in California. Our members are full-
Chapter meetings are held at 0900 hours on the first Saturday of each month at the Broken Yolk Cafe, 1851 Garnet Avenue , Pacific Beach, CA. After breakfast and a one hour meeting, we go for a ride.
Chapter Board & Staff meetings are held at 1900 hours on the Wednesday night prior to our Saturday morning general meetings at the Boll Weevil Restaurant located at 9330 Claremont Mesa Road, San Diego, CA. Chapter business and meeting agendas are the topics of discussion.
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The Blue Knights International Law Enforcement Motorcycle Club, Inc., is an International fraternal organization comprised of law enforcement officers and their families who are also motorcycle enthusiasts. Headquartered in Bangor, Maine, the Blue Knights operates under an international constitution and bylaws within an organizational structure of an international board of directors and eleven regional conferences, each conference including a number of local chapters. The Blue Knights promotes safe and responsible motorcycling and sponsors fund raising in support of numerous charities.
The inception of the Blue Knights came in April 1974 when a Bangor
Maine, police officer had the idea of forming a motorcycle club for people in law
enforcement. Since then, the club has grown to become the foremost and largest international
law enforcement motorcycle club. Today, there are almost twenty thousand Blue Knights
worldwide in five hundred and ninety-
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Chapter California VI members strive to promote a positive image both of law enforcement and motorcycling. We are active in community service projects, and each year we sponsor a charity benefit ride. Our adopted charity is C.O.P.S. (Concerns of Police Survivors) Southern Region.
