| FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS |
| 1. I thought the Wild Pigs disbanded. |
| 2. With a name lke "Wild Pigs" it sounds almost like an outlaw (1%) club. Are the Wild Pigs the one percenters of law enforcement clubs? |
| 3. Are the Wild Pigs a "law enforcement only" club? |
| 4. If I own an American made motorcycle, can I join the Wild Pigs? |
| 5. I am a police officer and I want to join. How do I get an application? |
| 6. All police clubs seem to have the same agenda. What makes the Wild Pigs different from the rest? |
| 7. Are the Wild Pigs an outlaw club and, if not, why do the Wild Pigs wear a three piece patch? |
| Not hardly. The Wild Pigs motorcycle club has been active since it formation in 1987. Although we did undergo a restructuring approximately five years ago, R & R Enterprises, LLC of San Jose, California is the owner of the trademarked name and logo of the Wild Pigs MC. We have 27 chapters around the world and are as active as ever. |
| Not at all. The Wild Pigs are a family oriented club that promotes a positive image of motorcycle riding. We are mem and women of law enforcement that enjoy riding motorcycles off duty and are very committed to building a strong bond between its members and the motorcycle riding and non-motorcycle riding community. |
| Yes. The Wild Pigs are made up of active and retired law enforcement officers from all areas of law enforcement whether it be state, local or federal. The club at one time allowed membership to other first responders but discontinued that form of membership during the restructuring. |
| Wild Pigs must own and ride a Harley Davidson brand motorcycle or "other" American made v-twin motorcyles that are commonly known as Harley "clones". Each of the Harley clone brands must be approved by R & R Enterprises, LLC of San Jose, California. |
| Go to www.wildpigs.org and click on the chapter tab which will bring up a page listing all the Wild Pig chapters. Locate a chapter near you and e-mail them for information. If there is no chapter near you and you wish to start a chapter you should contact R & R Enterprises, LLC through the Wild Pigs web site. |
| The Wild Pigs are committed to the "Brotherhood of the Badge" the same as other law enforcement clubs. We do not claim to be the elite of law enforcement clubs but our history of over 20 years of law enforcement motorcycle club operation speaks for itself. We are not in competition with other law enforcement clubs and believe that we are all brothers and sisters with the same overall goal of serving the public and, when necessary, placing our lives on the line to protect and serve the citizens of our communities. |
| We are most definitely NOT an outlaw club. Police officers have been riding Harley's longer than just about anybody. The difference being that we do it as a full time job. Our three piece patch does not symbolize a 1% club. Your clubs' conduct determines if you are an outlaw club, not the patch you wear. |
| 8. What are the requirements for membership to the Wild Pigs? |
| All members must be either current or retired law enforcements officers (defined as having 24 hour arrest authority both on and off duty), own and ride a Harley Davidson brand motorcycle or other Harley "clone" as approved by R & R Enterprises, LLC. Once a new officer applies, he must complete a six month probationary period before becoming a full member and being allowed to wear the patches. This time period gives the new member and the current membership of the chapter time to determine if the association is something that both want. |
| W Wild Pigs is a registered trademark of R & R Ent., LLC. All unauthorized use of the Wild Pigs name/logo without the permission of R & R Ent., LLC is a violation of the trademark. |
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