Riders Chapter 132
American Legion Riders — freedom, brotherhood, and service on two wheels.
Riding for
Veterans
The American Legion Riders was established in 1993, bringing together Legion members who share a love of motorcycles and a commitment to serving veterans. Chapter 132 rides with purpose — from charity events and fundraisers to participating in military funeral escorts for fallen heroes.
Riders John Schutz — a Vietnam veteran and longtime chapter leader — and the members of Chapter 132 embody the spirit of the American Legion: honor, service, and camaraderie. They are a visible and powerful presence in the Orange community and at veterans events throughout Southern California.
Whether it's a charity ride for veterans, an escort for a Gold Star family, or simply the open road with fellow patriots — Chapter 132 rides together.
Est. 1993
How We Serve
Chapter 132 Riders serve in many ways — always with purpose, always with honor.
Military Funeral Escorts
Chapter 132 participates in funeral escorts for fallen military members, providing a dignified and respectful tribute to those who made the ultimate sacrifice.
Charity Rides
Organized charity rides raise funds for veterans programs, children's causes, and the American Legion's national initiatives. Riders from across the region join Chapter 132.
Veterans Advocacy
Riders are visible advocates for veterans — participating in community events, parades, and rallies that keep veterans' issues in the public eye.
Post Support
Chapter 132 supports Post 132 activities — from helping at events to fundraising for post programs that directly benefit veterans in Orange County.
Poppy Rides
Annual Poppy Rides in May raise awareness of Memorial Day and funds for veterans' needs in partnership with the American Legion Auxiliary.
Community Events
Participating in Veterans Day parades, Memorial Day ceremonies, and community events throughout Orange and surrounding cities.