Robert Patrick, New York Myke and Brian Klock to Headline Hero’s Foundation Memorial Dedication at Sturgis

MITCHELL, SD| Service came first for the men and women this memorial honors, and service will come first again when the motorcycle community gathers to remember them and pay tribute.Robert Patrick, New York Myke and Brian Klock will headline the unveiling of the new memorial. During the 86th Annual Sturgis Motorcycle Rally, riders, veterans, first responders, and supporters from across the country will convene at the historic Stone HouseSaloon (7 miles west of Belle Fourche, South Dakota on Hwy 34) at 1PM on Sunday, August 9, 2026, for the dedication of the Hero’sFoundation & Outreach Pentagon Memorial.

The event celebrates those whose lives have been defined by service, not only military veterans, but also first responders, medical professionals, and others who dedicate themselves to helping their communities. The Pentagon Memorial serves as a permanent place for reflection, remembrance, and gratitude, while the Hero’s Walk honors individuals through engraved memorial bricks that lead visitors to the monument.Leading the dedication is acclaimed actor Robert Patrick, widely recognized for portraying the iconic T-1000 inTerminator 2:Judgment Day, as well as his roles inTulsa King,1923,The X-Files,Peacemaker, and numerous other television and film productions.Beyond his acting career, Patrick is an avid motorcyclist, co-owner of a Harley-Davidson® dealership in Santa Clarita, California, and a member of the Booze fighters Motorcycle Club. A longtime advocate for veterans and active military families, Patrick’s passion for the motorcycle community and those who serve makes his participation especially meaningful for the day’s mission.Also appearing is New York Myke (Myke Shelby), a United States Air Force combat veteran, motorcycle rights advocate, author, and one of the most recognized personalities in the riding community. A former owner of San Diego Harley-Davidson and a 2002 Sturgis MotorcycleMuseum Freedom Fighter Award recipient, and Shelby has spent decades championing veterans, motorcyclists’ rights, and charitable causes. His recently released memoir,A Harley Life, chronicles a lifetime of service, advocacy, and adventures on two wheels written from a patriot’s heart with limited run of 100 author’s copies will be available for sale at the dedication.

Brian Klock, founder and President of Klock Werks, will also join the dedication. An internationally recognized American custom motorcycle builder, entrepreneur, inventor, and Bonneville land speed record holder, Brian is best known as the creator of the patented Flare®Windshield and for setting the standard in custom bagger design. A Sturgis Motorcycle MuseumHall of Famer and Discovery ChannelBiker Build-Offchampion, his innovations and custom builds have left a lasting mark on the power sports industry.”Motorcycling has always been about more than the machines; it’s about the people and the community,” notes Brian. “The Stone House Saloon represents the heart of the biker community, while the Hero’s Foundation represents the spirit of giving back. Bringing those two communities together to honor those who have served is something truly special. It’s an honor to stand alongside Robert Patrick, New York Myke, and everyone involved at the Stone House family as we dedicate a memorial that will inspire generations to come.”The Hero’s Foundation & Outreach was established to honor military veterans while supporting organizations such as Gold Star families, the Navy SEAL Foundation, and other veteran-focused charities. The organization also partners with South Dakota charities to provide assistance to children and adults with disabilities, while strengthening communities through volunteerism and fundraising. Its mission is simple: Honoring service. Uplifting families.Strengthening communities.Additional event details and schedule information will be announced by the Hero’s Foundation on the Stone House Saloon Facebook and Instagram page as the event approaches.