South Jerz Riderz was a motorcycle club that thrived in Southern New Jersey for many years. Founded on the principles of brotherhood and a passion for the open road, we brought together a community of riders who shared a love for adventure.

It started with little more than three bikes idling on a quiet street in Collingswood and a shared craving for the open road. In the beginning, the South Jerz Riderz was less of an organization and more of a pact—a small band of friends weaving through the backroads of Southern New Jersey, finding freedom in the stretch of pavement between the Delaware River and the Pine Barrens. As word spread, that core trio blossomed into dozens, transforming the club into a fixture of the local riding scene. Saturday mornings became a symphony of chrome and exhaust, defined by a deep sense of brotherhood where the brand of your bike mattered far less than the character of the person in the saddle.

While the club has become defunct, the legacy of the South Jerz Riderz refuses to fade into the rearview mirror. The formal meetings, bike nights, and organized runs may be a chapter of the past, but the bonds forged in those miles remain unbreakable. Today, the spirit of the club lives on in every solo ride through the South Jersey suburbs and every chance encounter between old friends who still remember the hum of the road and the strength of the pack. They proved that a club is more than a patch or a name; it is a permanent mark left on the hearts of those who lived for the ride.