The story of the Mohicans Motorcycle Club: its Pretoria roots, expansion, rallies, patch, and enduring brotherhood.
The Mohicans Motorcycle Club was founded in 1982 in Pretoria by a group of friends who shared a passion for motorcycles, camaraderie, and the open road. The founding members built the foundations of what would become one of South Africa's most respected motorcycle clubs.
By 1987, the club had grown to 24 members, strengthening its brotherhood and establishing its place in the South African biking community.
In 1987, the Mohicans MC expanded with the establishment of the Marble Hall Chapter, marking the start of its wider presence in South Africa. Over the following decades, new chapters were formed in Middelburg, Weskus, and Namaqua.
Each new chapter carried forward the traditions, values, and spirit of the original Pretoria founding members while adding its own local identity to the Mohicans brotherhood.
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The Mohicans MC celebrated its 30th anniversary in 2012 with the club's first national rally, the Quagga Rally. Since 2024, Mohicans South Africa has hosted official national rallies in Lambert's Bay on the West Coast called the Lobster Rally.
Over the years the patch has evolved while keeping the club's identity and values at its core.
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From humble beginnings in 1982 to the multi-chapter brotherhood it has become today, the Mohicans MC stands as a symbol of freedom, loyalty, and respect on the open road. The club remains committed to the values of its founders: brotherhood, freedom, and the love of the ride.
