The Iron Order  Motorcycle Club Minneapolis/St. Paul - Twin Cities Chapter is a proud member of an International MC. Our chapter started in 2013 by a group of men that were looking for something different; a Brotherhood stronger than anything they had been involved in before.  We ended up with a group of motorcycle enthusiasts from all walks of life that share like minds and the goal of riding anywhere at anytime.  We love to ride motorcycles and promote the "old school" ethics and values of clubs of the past, all while placing our families and jobs first.  For it is without these things in life that we cannot succeed.  We enjoy riding long and hard just to look for a local watering hole, and are happy to make friends with all walks of people along the way.  Our membership is comprised of business owners, police, military, construction, medical, service workers, and many other professions.  We ride on our terms and stand by the values and rights given to us by the founding fathers of this great nation.  This may not always be the popular road, but it is the road we shall defend.  Feel free to take a look around, sign our GUESTBOOK or if you are interested in speaking with someone feel free to CONTACT US.  Thank you for stopping by!

♦ TCC adds a new Brother to this Nation. Welcome Brother Stonez.

♦ TCC adds two new Brothers to this great Nation. Welcome Pseudocide & Ammo. 

♦ 6/9 TCC would like to thank each Brother, Prospect, Maiden and guest that joined us to celebrate our 5yr anniversary.

♦ Sunday 9/27 TCC charity food drive. Please contact us for more information.

♦ Please welcome our newest Brother B&B to the Nation. Congratulations Brother.

♦ Saturday 6/4 TCC will be assisting the American Diabetes Association, with their Tour de Cure ride. Please contact us for more information.  

♦ ​​welcome TCC new prospects Tyler and Rick

♦ TCC would like to thank those that helped us support and provide safe routes for the American diabetes association, Tour De Cure bicycle ride in Minneapolis 

♦ 9/9 TCC would like to thank each Brother and guest that came out to Monie's Bar & Grill's motorcycle ride. Proceeds have been donated to Christina Linquist  of Maple Plain, for medical bills in her fight against cancer, and too ​Officer William Mathews of the Wayzata Police departments family.