The El Paso Buffalo Soldiers Motorcycle Club (EPBSMC) is 501c (3) organization and a chartered chapter of the National Association of Buffalo Solders & Troopers Motorcycle Club (NABSTMC), the world's largest African American motorcycle club. We are a community service group which honors the history of the African American soldiers of the U.S. 9th and 10th Calvary.   

The chapter embraces the National Buffalo Soldiers and Troopers Motorcycle Club's motto of "doing good in the hood" as our members work toward making positive change and educating all communities about the rich history of the original U.S. Army buffalo soldiers. 

 We support the preservation of African American history. We ride under the name of the "Buffalo Soldiers" to express our pride in and our respect for the many accomplishments they made, during the decades following the civil war. The Native Americans gave the soldiers the nickname "Buffalo Soldiers" as a testament to their valor in battle.  

The buffalo was a sacred animal to the Native Americans, so the name would not be bestowed if it was not earned. The Buffalo Soldiers were ferocious in battle, fighting to the end, and living up to their mottos:  "We can, We Will"; "Ready and Forward".  We honor their legacy through community service.