“We’re actually more pro-Constitution, Bill of rights, Emancipation Proclamation than anti-anything, “We didn’t come together cross country to be against anybody. We came here to say, as a group, we represent what we think are the positive things about this country, and we want people to understand that we’re on board with pro-America,     pro-democracy and pro-Constitution.”

What is the Liberty Ride^TM?

The Liberty Ride^TM is a Nationwide motorcycle relay passing replicas of America’s sacred founding documents and amendments hand to hand, state to state, coast to coast. 

Founded in 2020,  Liberty Riders scattered across the country have been Riding for Liberty united on the nonpartisan common ground of the foundation of American principles since September of 2020.

The first year 136 riders relayed the founding documents across thirty-four state borders in 30 days and by the fifth Liberty Ride we had over 700 Liberty Riders and supporters and hit 49 of the 50 United States.

Each leg of The Liberty Ride^TM  is a Ride for Liberty reclaiming patriotism and the foundation of American principles as nonpartisan American values.

Liberty Riders firmly believe that as the just cause for declaring independence in 1776, “Self-evident Truths and Inalienable Rights” are the foundation of American principles, NOT debatable political ideology, at least it shouldn’t  be, NOT  in America.

In honor of sacrifices made for freedom by revered American heroes, Liberty Riders sign replicas of the sacred documents signifying our recognition of the nonpartisan foundation of American principles, reaffirming our dedication to maintain that foundation, vowing to vote; we commit to uphold the American principles our sacred documents y proclaim, protect, and represent before passing the honorable burden on to other Guardians of Liberty to carry and pass on, continuing the cross-country Ride for Liberty journey

The Liberty Ride^TM   Kicks off the first Sunday of May, on Ride for Liberty for All Day.  We have even had a few Governors honor our mission, proclaiming the first Sunday of May, Ride for Liberty for All Day.

Except for that first Ride for Liberty  in 2020, The Liberty Ride^TM   has trekked cross country May through Constitution Day, September 17, to commemorate  the summer spent drafting the United States Constitution in 1787.

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Political protests and rallies fill DC streets 1 month before election

Republican protesters marched down Pennsylvania Avenue, while motorcyclists from across the country met at the U.S. Capitol.

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WASHINGTON — The streets of downtown D.C. echoed with chants Saturday as protesters from across the country set their sights on the nation’s capital.

In the morning, the #WalkAway campaign led a march to encourage people to leave the Democratic party, while in the afternoon motorcyclists from across the country gathered at the Capitol for a symbolic show of putting democracy into action.

Both groups had vastly different ways of supporting their message, but both groups wanted to make it clear that they love America.

“There’s so many lies and so much misinformation about who Trump supporters are, who the president is,” #WalkAway Founder Brandon Straka said. “We want people to see that we are every slice of America — gay, straight, transgender black, white, brown marching together, loving one another, loving this country, loving our president. And we want people to see we are not who they say that we are.”

Straka said his campaign is a movement of people who are leaving the political left and joining the Republican party.

“It’s time for the silent majority to become unsilent, and basically what we mean when we say that is, because of the silence of those, not on the left, that the left has been allowed to become radicalized,” Straka said. “And so what we want is for common sense people, good-hearted, big hearted, kind, loving, compassionate people to start speaking up.”

 

A few hours later and a couple blocks down the street, Bikers for Liberty ended their cross-country journey of delivering founding documents to the U.S. Capitol. The group was created to amplify the message that many bikers see the current administration as a threat to our democratic institution and to democracy itself.

“We’re calling ourselves bikers for liberty and what we really kind of come together is sort of a counter to what motorcyclists have come to be seen as,” participant Jennifer Baquiel said. “We are not aggressive, we are not intimidating, we’re not here for violence or intimidation, we’re here to just support people’s views and support our country.” 

The group carried replicas of the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution, Bill of Rights and the Emancipation Proclamation from Washington state to Washington, D.C. with different motorcyclists carrying it for a portion of the journey before passing it to the next rider, much like the Pony Express.

 

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Bikers for Liberty brought these Founding documents from Washington state to D.C.

“We’re actually more pro-Constitution, Bill of rights, Emancipation Proclamation than anti-anything,” biker Daryl Curry said. “We didn’t come together cross country to be against anybody. We came here to say, as a group, we represent what we think are the positive things about this country, and we want people to understand that we’re on board with pro-America, pro-democracy and pro-Constitution.”

The group also pushed the message that diversity is their strength and not a weakness, aiming to put democracy into action through that.