Operation: Ride for the Heroes - Lowcountry (OPFOB & XCGIF & Blue Knights)

Join us for the Blue Knights Motorcycle Ride, a benefit ride with Randy Couture in honor of our Lowcountry veterans & first responders!
Rev your engine. Stand for our heroes. Ride with purpose.
Join OPFOB, the Xtreme Couture GI Foundation, and the Blue Knights for a powerful 75-mile scenic motorcycle ride, escorted by the Blue Knights, through the Lowcountry of South Carolina and Georgia — featuring special guest rider Randy Couture, and ending at OPFOB.
This is your opportunity to ride alongside a 6x UFC Champion, U.S. Army Veteran, and founder of XCGIF, and support two nonprofits serving combat veterans, injured service members, first responders, and their families. All bikes are welcome.
Start Location
Savannah Harley-Davidson
1 Fort Argyle Rd. Savannah, GA 31419
Event Schedule
Registration: 9:00 AM – 10:30 AM with fresh donuts and coffee (while supplies last)
National Anthem & Opening Remarks: 10:15 AM
Kickstands Up: 10:30 AM
Arrive at OPFOB: 12:00 PM
Ride concludes: 5:30 PM
Ride Entry Includes
$25 Per Bike / $10 Per Passenger

Commemorative Event Ride Pin

Coffee & Donuts at Registration

First 200 Pre-Registrations receive an official Event T-Shirt
Sizes are limited — arrive early for best selection
Once at the FOB, stay to enjoy First Responders Appreciation Day! (Optional)
After the ride, the mission continues.
Riders have the option to stay at OPFOB and attend the 5th Annual First Responders Appreciation Day, at no cost!
That event will include a ceremony starting at 12:30 in the OPFOB barn, followed by lunch and live music from Exit 8 and Brett Hatter. We will have a variety of activities, raffle and silent auction items, and static displays.
Event Time: 12:30 PM – 4:00 PM
Join us as we honor our nation's first responders and commemorate the 25th anniversary of September 11th, paying tribute to the brave men and women who ran toward danger in our country's darkest hour. Be part of this meaningful ceremony as we remember their courage, their sacrifice, and the enduring spirit of service they represent.