08/21/2026
Some rides are about where you’re going. This one is about who you carry with you. On August 15, riders came together in Southern California for Iron Brotherhood LEMC’s second annual Ride for the Fallen. A day dedicated to remembering law enforcement officers and supporting the families they left behind. We were honored to be there.
There couldn’t have been a more fitting gathering place.
The Ride for the Fallen brought riders together at Bike Shed Moto Co USA in the heart of Los Angeles. A place built around the idea that motorcycles can create common ground and bring people together. On this day, that common ground was remembrance.
To Iron Brotherhood LEMC, the riders, clubs, volunteers, supporters and everyone who helped make the second annual Ride for the Fallen possible: thank you.
Thank you for remembering those who made the ultimate sacrifice. Thank you for helping support the families who carry that sacrifice with them every day. And thank you for allowing Russ Brown Motorcycle Attorneys to ride alongside you and support this meaningful tradition for the second year in a row. Some rides deserve to become traditions. This is one of them.
Last year, Russ Brown Motorcycle Attorneys had the honor of supporting the inaugural Ride for the Fallen.
This year, we came back. Because being part of the motorcycle community isn’t about showing up once. It’s about building relationships, supporting meaningful causes and continuing to stand beside the people doing important work in our community. We’re proud to support Iron Brotherhood LEMC again.
There’s a reason remembrance means so much to Iron Brotherhood LEMC. Even the club’s colors tell the story: the blue eyes of its skull represent law enforcement, while the skull itself represents law enforcement brothers killed in the line of duty. The Iro
