The History and Symbolism of the Iron Warriors Colors

When the Iron Warriors Motorcycle Club was started, the Idaho Chapter of the Western region submitted the logo that was voted on to become the clubs new colors.  The colors were designed to represent the history and heritage of the Iron Warriors Motorcycle Club, and to represent the spirit and heart of the membership.

The logo symbol consists of a knight’s helmet and winged breastplate behind a shield with crossed Scottish Claymore swords.  On the shield is the Iron Warrior coat of arms, consisting of a wild boar’s head emerging from the American flag.  This coat of arms reflects the history of our original association the Wild Pigs Motorcycle Club, and our common ancestry with those other public safety motorcycle clubs that emerged from the Wild Pigs.  The emblems of knighthood and the colors in the logo symbolize honor, valor, and the warrior spirit.

The lettering on our upper and lower rockers is red and white.  The red symbolizes the blood of warriors, current and passed, shed in the public safety service.  The white symbolizes the purity and sacred pledge of each member’s common oath to serve others, even at ones own peril.  Within the shield there is a red and blue cross.  These colors represent the thin red and blue lines of fireman and police officers holding firm against all threats.  The cross represents our common Judea-Christian heritage.

Together these colors and symbols represent those few public safety members found worthy, and chosen to be known as Iron Warriors.