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Plan 9 From Wester Hailes
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@allancerf9038

50w

I used to be part of 80's dance culture. I couldn't dance but somehow this was tolerated. Great place to meet girls, lol.

The "Night Break" was one of the few places in San Francisco I enjoyed. I was not a fan of "The City" as you were only allowed to call it then, never 'Frisco.' The Night Break was an exception.

Night Break was only a dance club. There was always an Angel in there alone, playing video games which I found a bit odd. Maybe he loved video games. Dude was very mild and pleasant. I'm not a shrink but he seemed to see the club as a more normal outlet, maybe, for his energies.

In '86, the Angels roared down Santa Cruz Ave in Los Gatos, California. Golden era, golden city. I'd say they took pleasure in being a bit frightening but never bugged anyone. One dude came up to me and asked if there were any good bars in Town (there were several great ones!) and I said yeah the Black Watch. A few went in there, drank the famous Kamikaze drinks, which at the time were practically free and incredibly intoxicating. They got bombed along with we 'civilians' and there wasn't any trouble - despite an absolute boatload of hot chicks. But hot women was such a commonplace in California that I guess there was no need to go over the edge.

Again, like the dude in San Francisco - it could be pure coincidence - they seemed kind of - curious at how civilians lived.

Bonus - when I lived on Fremont Ave in Seattle in '88, Greek dudes opened a bar and they said the Angels you'd se at times, eventually left as Fremont was ruined through gentrification and because after gentrification, no one was interested in them. I can't confirm this though I did see Angels on that street. Whether Seattle even had an Angels chapter in '88, who knows. Could have come from elsewhere.

Whatever- I APPLAUD them if they took offense to gentrification in one of the few truly pleasant, unpretentious districts in Seattle!

@jimcoleman6543

@@emc129
You see when I was growing up the Hell Angles was my role models,my Mentors.
They always came by my mom house all the time. When my mom was alive she was also a member to them and was treated like one of the guy's. She fought Men and Women toe to toe.
My mom ask me which way I would like the fight to be in without even knowing was my Jump in to them.
At the age of 12 year's old. I had my Jump in to them in unarmed combat for 1 hour and 30 minutes and at the end of the fight. I knee the member to his face. Then he used brass knuckles in trying to destory my right arm and was unable to even hit to my face with brass knuckles over 4 time's.
I just laughing at his punch since I was so wasted on cocaine.
The gang life only lasted for 10 months long. I was part of their 2nd cricle in heavy stuff that they didn't want the public knowing or having any knowledge on their true self at all.
I was also been Target many times from the Creeps and the Bloods and they both gotten very tried of sending their newbies after me. Even over half newbies they sent and failed in doing it. They also lost their own life.
When I was also trying to getting younger kids from the age of 12, 13, 14,15 year's old to leave the gang life before it was too late for them.
They gotten to them first and made them disappear for good without any Trace of their where bouts at all. Cause they went to the pig's. While other's back to their parents to putting their child in the group. Most of them was runaway from me

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@GrungeHQ

2y↑194

What do you think of the Hells Angels?

@m.f.richardson1602

2y↑19

Back in the day. NorCal early 60s. My brother-in-law use to design bikes with the HAs.
He could enter them in bike shows. The HAs we're not allowed to enter bikes.💕🇺🇲

@xamzax

2y↑167

I have an answer. I was abducted, drugged and went missing when I was four years old in LA. The Hell's Angels rounded up every member in the area and they actually located me, brought a police officer and thanks to the club... I am alive today. When I see an Angel in person, I make certain to relate that story to them... without fail. Sure, bad reputation but they rescued me... someone with no association. They will ALWAYS do anything to protect a child.

@akejohansson2860

2y↑84

They are like the rest of us. Some very bad, some very good.

@GET-OUT-OF-LIFE-ALIVE

2y↑23

@@xamzax did your mommy tell you that...lol

@leesashriber5097

2y↑29

There are good and bad in all of society. They've always been kind and decent to me. I never judge a book by its cover.

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@louisavondart9178

2y↑1.1K

A man walked into a bar frequented by Hells Angels. A prospect took the opportunity to show how tough he was and started picking on him. Everyone else just watched as the prospect took the man's beer, drank most of it and poured the rest over the man's head. The man just got up and left. The prospect was full of himself yelling, " Asshole aint got no guts ! ". Barman says, " He caint drive fer shit neither. He just ran over all yer motorsickles with his 18 wheeler. "

@slabcitybaking2304

2y↑161

This really happened you know. It was 3 bikers but the old man literally left and ran over their bikes

@slabcitybaking2304

2y↑77

@Harry Wang yes. I wanna say it was a Mr Ballen story if my memory serves correct. But yes, the harassed old man quite literally ran over their bikes on his way out amd left them with no way to chase him

@gskate117

2y↑17

Ha thats great.

@the4thtribe709

2y↑18

WTF IS A MOTORSICKLE?

@the4thtribe709

2y↑3

@Harry Wang Ha ha ha……… I don’t get it

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@josephpacchetti5997

2y↑787

Although I'm not a member of a Motorcycle Club, There is a saying that I can relate to, "when we do good, nobody remembers, when we do bad, nobody forgets." Thanks for posting. 👍

@coultonharmon2266

2y↑41

Sounds like something Hitler or Stalin would say

@josephpacchetti5997

2y↑1

@@coultonharmon2266 Say That to a Hells Angel, If you've Got the Balls, Which I'm Sure You Don't.

@michaelgramlich8164

2y↑4

I hear yeah brother!!!

@everydaylife1885

2y↑5

I'm pretty sure Sonny said that

@woody5831

2y↑6

Thats a very old motto of Chelsea football club hooligans in the UK..

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@nathueil1

2y↑629

For a lifestyle that promotes no rules, there's sure a lot of rules.😂

@greysinclaire

1y↑21

Whoever said HA promotes no rules?! 😂😂

@nathueil1

@Vladimir Putin 😂😂😂

@kylanharvin8609

1y↑4

Structure without unity leads to hell

@ArmyJames

1y↑28

That’s the worst part about the Hells Angels - their hypocrisy.

@reprogrammedtohae4286

@@ArmyJames the only reason they even exist is because the mafia funds them. They're literally puppets and it shows

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@whatsreal7506

2y↑308

I grew up in Ventura (on the avenue as we called it) in the 60s and 70s. As intimidating as the Angels are and were then, they were also gentlemen to civilians. Limitations. Boundaries. Respect. I miss those days.

@darthsk8ter480

2y↑6

wasn't peaceful in the 90s..but I do.like Ventura nice little coastal town

@ipsocrockett3439

2y↑2

I live there I actually live right next to George christy

@ChefIan07

2y↑6

It’s all about respect as long as you respect them they respect you

@nathanjames7843

2y↑2

Unless you try to pass on the road.

@ChefIan07

2y↑2

@@nathanjames7843 because it’s disrespectful

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@martyjohnstone8226

2y↑367

I think the same thing for many of the old MC's - many of them were established by war vets, particularly Vietnam vets who returned home feeling as though they didn't fit in. Their experiences irrevocably changed them. They sought out people who were the same, and with the popularity of motorcycles rising, as well as the freedom the open road gives, found their sense of freedom and belonging in it. Quite pure almost, and fulfilling a need that we all have for community and identity.

What they became is something else entirely. I do believe they started out as brotherhood's and surrogate families, they are now simply criminal enterprises using their pasts as legitimacy.

@kevinsgonnapee

2y↑23

I couldn't have said it better, it is so lame and far from its roots now. It doesn't even seem to be about the bikes anymore

@DirtNastyCivilian

2y↑30

WW2 birthed these clubs for the same reasons Vietnam proliferated them.

@m.hughes2521

2y↑2

Good words Marty. God is good, eh?

@mitchjames9350

2y↑11

That’s what I was thinking, now there just the mob on motorcycles.

@danfield6030

2y↑2

Boring

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@guns2keepmefree

2y↑265

I once asked one of my biker friends why he was not in a club, his reply: do I look like the kind of man that needs an a-hole to tell me when it's time to party?
Great answer!

@christimecarmona6810

2y↑6

😆

@Isochest

2y↑6

Too right

@olechristianhenne6583

2y↑6

Yeahhh thats pretty mutch why most biker gangs drive up like ah faliure

@greyhound3561

2y↑16

I have to agree - I worked with a Patched member of a local club and when he said I`d do well as a prospect I explained I would never take an order from another man unless I worked with him, I got a surprise when he agreed with me..

@christimecarmona6810

2y↑2

@@greyhound3561 🤗

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@jaypaxton2222

2y↑97

i have a few in my family and i can confirm you can retire from the club on good terms. especially after you have dedicated 30+ years to the club. they are still allowed to wear the official clothing but not the vest and patch. once you have given that much time to the club, they kind of understand. you want to relax and move on and not focus on the club first before family because for X amount of years the club came first. my uncle wasnt even there at the hospital when my cousin was born because he had club business.

@Mayhemsmom

2y↑8

Also if a chapter folds and a sister chapter is not a realistic distance. The first option is nomad but it takes a certain type to bounce around like that.

@J0SHUAKANE

That last part should highlight how stupid the whole culture is.

@xpusostomos

1y↑4

What is "club business"? I'm wondering what happens if you just don't then up to many meetings, or does that also put you in trouble

@leanercleaner698

1y↑4

"Relax and move on" means stop being involved in a criminal organization?

@worldcatloversheavenwatcht2927

1y↑3

Can members have cats or kittens

@houseoftravers8906

2y↑112

my former step father was a Patched member of a Sydney Chapter in the late 70s and early 80s. He left the club after they threw him under the bus on a murder charge ( which was self defence in a fight) he spent 5 years in prison and was abandoned by the club. he was a hard man, but when he would think back on it he was visibly broken still.

@madrarua1246

2y↑19

This is typical of many clubs. Also this comment is probably the most truthful and accurate. Thanks for sharing 👍

@nightowl7261

2y↑8

Goddamn.
His own brothers threw him under the bus?
In SoA and Mayans MC TV shows, they all act like brothers that will die for each others. I guess that's just typical tv fake stuff.

@alaskansummertime

2y↑12

I live next door to a clubhouse. They change members like I change my socks. I can't even talk about it as so many people have bought into their well paid advertising. They are all douche bags I wouldn't let mow my lawn.

@mattturner2381

She-YOUSCH

@renegademade6384

2y↑1

Wow i thought the first rule was to have your brother's back

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@heatpete5106

2y↑28

Correct me if I am wrong but I had a good buddy who had close ties with a club and he told me so long as you're on good terms with them you are allowed to retire after an extended period of time.

@robertsmith1030

2y↑1

Every club has its own rules and bylaws ! George knows what it was and how it came about ... The book was in progress before the process ...

@greenmatrix151023387

2y↑5

This was incredibly informative

@bertellijustin6376

2y↑21

Me and some other Marines used to drink at a biker bar in Cali. They were all 1%s but honestly never once had an issue there or saw anything get out of hand. Some of them would bull shot with us and some wouldn’t just depended who it was. But they would always have a lighter if you needed one or would let ya past them if you said excuse me can I get through or whatever. Then again we loved that bar so we were generally always on our best behavior. I’m not claiming to be friends with any of them, just drank with em sometimes and they’d tel cool stories and we’d tell ours. Good times.

@iknowmesomeawesome

My head hurts now..

@levon3123

2y↑6

Straight to the point video with facts/details and good visuals to match.

@patrickyeager7994

2y↑41

Ok my father in law was a collector for the angles in the bay area when he left they beat the crap out of him he was in the hospital for 3 months. 20 years later . He became a great guy and he always had a smile on his face.
May he rest in peace

@joeshmo2577

2y↑3

Is that club like the circles?

@ericcrabtree6245

2y↑12

The angles beat him for being obtuse.

@scottdavidson526

2y↑2

That sucks.

@everydaylife1885

2y↑7

It was a geometry club

@robertsmith1030

Righttttt ....

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@josephfrechette9916

1y↑5

Back in the early 2000s I read an interesting artical about a man who left the Hells and became a Buddist monk. "It's not that strange really. If you look at history some of the most inspiring religious figures were some really rough people in their past."

@jameskonzek8892

2y↑26

Just write a polite letter to Human Resources stating your reasons for leaving. They'll schedule you an exit interview and you'll be on your way. 🙂

@thomasgilson6206

2y↑4

I don't think his chapter is ISO 9000 certified.

@jameskonzek8892

2y↑1

@@thomasgilson6206 Lol !

@chasermalloy7406

2y↑2

So you'll get your pension and all the associated benefits ? Doesn't sound too bad then. Don't know what all the fuss is about.

@voto75

2y↑1

Hilarious

@MarcoPolo-zc6zo

2y↑62

I’ve met some Angels. They’re not all bad. Most really stick by their code and help people. There are always a handful of troublemakers & you can usually see them coming a mile away. I have run across a couple people who said they were allowed to leave on good terms.

@bilbobaggins4403

2y↑7

Great group ..except for the drugs and human trafficking.

@SankofaNYC

2y↑6

Pretty sure you can say this about literally every gang and criminal organization on the planet… I’m sure there are Bloods who enjoy watching cartoons and playing Basketball and playing with their kids… and I’m sure there are members of Italian mafia and Mexican Cartels that like ice cream and goto baseball games… The power and problems with these groups is the mindset and goals of them as a unit, them on a individual level don’t really matter. Like so what if you he is a nice guy but the other guy in the gang is a jerk. If the jerk starts a fight he’s gonna help his jerk friend beat people up

@georgehorner1578

2y↑8

I ride because it sets my mind at ease and gives me an inner peace that I cannot find anywhere else, for me it is a spiritual event, and yes it absolutely has to be a Harley Davidson, but everybody is different. I have no quarrel with any one , it is totally contradictive to what riding is about to begin with , my humble nobody opinion?

@seanmurphy7682

1y↑3

I've known one patched angel and 3 unpatched debt collectors. None had the guts to EVER pop off to ANYONE while alone. And I've known them all for at least 25 yrs. The patched member is about 5'8" and never said a word without muscle present. He's a known fentynal distributor and an absolute physical feather.
The other 3 are now fatter than lard itself and still won't say a word if they're alone.
What an example of toughness.

@robertkennelly306

2y↑116

As a former member, I joined because my wife's father was the president of the Missouri chapter. When she left me (lots of mental health issues on her part). I told my brothers and sisters that while I still hold them all dearly in my heart, the memories of her were too painful. They gave me a send off that will last a lifetime, we drank, we smoked, we rode for 120 miles together. The guys I was closest to are still my best friends, I'll ride with them occasionally and they promised that they would always have my back. I'm just not allowed to attend their gatherings specific to members only, I'm not allowed to wear the colors or my vest, even when we ride together. Honestly, HA gets a bad reputation from a handful of rowdy members which unfortunately reflects back onto the club as a whole.

@gr33n3ggs4

2y↑20

Had a friend who delivered pizza to a Midwest HA chapter and he claimed; that they were probably the best tippers he ever had; they were very generous. Great people !

@shannonshare431

2y↑3

Disgusting

@shannonshare431

Y’all are Heroine junkies and sellers. And discriminate against interracial couples.

@xamzax

2y↑8

Please see my story above sir. Your club rescued me when I was four.

@robertkennelly306

2y↑15

@@shannonshare431 who asked for your opinion

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@Mushroom2thousand9

2y↑11

You didn’t actually tell us what happens when you leave, you told us about 2 people that left on good terms which is rare for an M.C I still feel like the question is unanswered

@lunarose5817

2y↑58

props to him for sticking to his morals

@konstantinospetrakis2418

2y↑4

Quick summary : "How low is your self-esteem ?"
"I play with my friends in a MC club"
"I see....."

@banjopete

1y↑4

You can check out any time you like but you can never leave.

@stephenpain9236

1y↑1

Hell's Eagles

@cavscout62

2y↑14

Chuck Zito left the club after 25 years and he’s still friends with the club.

@laca7676

2y↑2

I guess he had Sonny Barger's permission...not a bad thing to be friends with the founder.

@happy_go_lucky_arts555

2y↑7

Motorcycle gangs always remind me of children riding around on bicycles thinking they are important.

@mikeessary4925

2y↑1

Clubs not gangs.

@happy_go_lucky_arts555

2y↑3

@@mikeessary4925 well, both really.

@mauricamcginnis4063

2y↑1

You must think you are not important 🤔.takes one to know one .

@happy_go_lucky_arts555

2y↑1

@@mauricamcginnis4063 what would make me more important than anyone else?

@barbarasherman4870

2y↑4

Interesting for sure, thx!

@robertmccully2792

1y↑2

My wife step dad was a 6'6 biker type, everyone in the neighborhood warned me to stay away from his daughter. But she was so beautiful, I ignore them all and eventually we got married. He was a ok guy if he was not drinking. The stories i have would make your hair stand on end. One story, we were camping at Modesto reservoir, in the middle of the night, me and her were sound asleep, in the back of my pickup truck, i woke up because he was pounding on my stomach yelling "wake up i want some one to drink with", lol. I was a tough kid not scared of anyone back then. Never thought i would live past 30.
Now i am 66.

@Backyardmech1

2y↑74

I get the “club” idea behind the whole thing, but to the extents that are held against each member, and the mentality with people wanting out, it aims to the average civilian as a gang mentality.
Politics, beefs, territory. 🙄 Just riding with friends and doing you’re thing with your own time seems more sensible. Then again I’ve never been a herd type of person. I like my independence from all forms of BS.

@thomasgilson6206

2y↑16

Yeah, "freedom of the road" but ride around in herds like a flock of sheep.

@wisechoice1319

No different then a Cult

@user-nx8pe6pc3h

2y↑10

I thought they didn’t want to live by societies rules, but it is almost like they have more rules in the MC than regular people do. .

@joebly5641

You don’t know why everyone joins it’s different for everyone. It’s not herd mentality if you grow up in a broken ass home and are looking to be accepted . It’s not herd mentality to be fascinated with bikes or grow up in a straight lace family and want to rebel . Leaders play into all your weaknesses. You find a family or you get to fit in or be a rebel then they hook u and u get stuck or maybe you like the lifestyle. In my opinion 1% bikers that are patched members are the farthest thing from herd mentality possible. They follow the rules of their brotherhood but they do what the want whenever the fck the want. That being said no way id want to join never been very good at following rules but I can deff understand why people do.

@michaelb3581

You’re literally thinking like the “average civilian” you’re speaking of. You don’t understand anything

@briandestroyer6430

2y↑4

I know lots of guys who have retired from the club on good terms

@littlewing478

2y↑3

💯 hat's off brother

@russ4454

2y↑1

I was stuck in hope on my bike with a flat. A HA pulled over and helped me out. Nice people

@dverarde84

2y↑1

The Christie story was actually History Channel not Vise. 👍. I have watched it a couple of times now, very interesting look into the club. Also a great view on the start of the Oakland chapter, RIP Sonny.

@bpa5721

2y↑21

Yeah, there comes the time when you have to leave the super secret tree house club. It's called growing up.

@jenjen196869

2y↑20

When I was a kid I saw the Hells Angels come through our town, and was absolutely fascinated by the sights and sounds of sooo many bikes! They were the first MC I ever saw, and just loved watching them roll through. I support 81 and the members of this and other clubs. I wanna thank all the members of this and other MC's who have served this country, and I pray for all of you. See some of ya in Sturgis this year! Be safe out there!

@Teeee12

Fool. Hell's Angel's are evil bastards.

@tabbycat6458

2y↑2

My step dad was in the hells angels growing up in the 70s and having a stepdad a member was sometimes scary. But I loved his German Shepard named chopper. Not for nothing but my childhood sucked

@Lord_KillerBee

2y↑2

Many of these motorcycle clubs started off after veterans came back from war and found a love in riding motorcycles. Then Easy Rider came out in 1969 and helped create motorcycle culture. But there are plenty of motorcycle clubs that partake in illegal activities and is a negative stigma for bikers/motorcycle enthusiasts.

@kavorkaa

2y↑12

Thats mostly why i always refused to join

@mj-7444

2y↑11

We have a conscience.
It’s a slate.
A clean slate equals a clean conscience.
Leave no stone unturned for when the time comes too remember,it will be too late to change your decisions,so make sure your decision is something that you can live with forever and ever.

@FredBTs

They asked you to join and you refused, bullshit!

@FredBTs

2y↑14

Guys can retire “out good” only after they’ve put in time, basically meaning they are getting old.

@chasermalloy7406

2y↑3

I imagine some have to be tapped on the shoulder. They'd get tired of them falling asleep at traffic lights. " hey - old bro - it's been real, but........"

@olechristianhenne6583

Yepp

@ericthompson3551

As a kid I saw Sonny Barger and his Angels every summer when they rode thru our town ( Waterford ) on their way to the sierra foothills. My stepfather ran a Chevron on the outskirts of town and sometimes the crew would fill up there.

@barrygiddey9139

1y↑2

Interesting video-Thanks!

@chasermalloy7406

2y↑170

Two friends of mine joined major clubs. They both found out how tough they weren't. My neighbor joined one group and was serving a sort of apprenticeship where he had to tend bar at the club and whatever else. Two guys in particular really gave him a hard time but eventually he thought he was being accepted. Then he came home one day and his garage was open and his Harley gone. They just came, busted the door in and took it in the middle of the day. The other one joined another club. He wouldn't tell me what, but he'd done something wrong and got thrown out. When they threw him out they gave him a map of the city and it had large areas marked on it. They said these are the parts of the city where you do not go. It was about half of the city. Both of these were family men with young kids. No idea what made them want to join these groups. Inferiority and looking for a tough image ? Thought there would be cheap women everywhere ? who knows ? ...pathetic whatever it is.

@janetgreenslade9281

2y↑37

You cant speak on motorcycle clubs if youve never been around them - im in a motorcycle club myself and this smells of bullshit!

@chasermalloy7406

2y↑31

@@janetgreenslade9281 Very simple story. Pretty stupid reply. If you are in a club ( A serious bike gang ) You would know that's how things work. So I do agree that one of us is talking bullshit. I seriously doubt whether you're in any kind of bike club.

@janetgreenslade9281

2y↑14

@@chasermalloy7406 for a start that aint how it works and we aint gangs! My name is lost boy and im the road captain of the Ramz MCC! No club member or associate or even anyone who knows the club scene would ever refer to any club as a "gang" - because they know damn well that is bollocks! We pay our dues, ride to different chapters events and do more charity work than governments combined! We are a brotherhood.

@chasermalloy7406

2y↑24

@@janetgreenslade9281 I don't think you understand what this is about. We are essentially talking about outlaw bike gangs. NOT motorcycle clubs. You are clearly talking about the latter. You are clearly not in America either. Those who are regarded as outlaw gangs do not generally refer to themselves as clubs either although they do have clubhouses. Neither do they refer to themselves as gangs of course but you're not making any sense here. You're in a motorcycle club. Fine - but that's not this conversation is about.

@janetgreenslade9281

2y↑6

@@chasermalloy7406 im in a 1% associate mcc and im saying the 1% clubs aint gangs! And im speaking from experience whats not to understand

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@Mardasee

2y↑91

Have a relative who became a Hells Angel while in California. After he and some friends became angels they moved back to Massachusetts and there they formed the Massachusetts Hells Angels Chapter. Being a little kid who was traumatized (fuck you roman catholic church and those scumbag associates of yours!) the Hells Angels became my heroes. They fought for me and when they left a trial of evidence and were arrested for it, the prosecutors dropped all the charges. Afterwards they went to my home and had a BBQ. Mom and dad were in such a wreck they stayed inside the house. Me, I had fun.
When I was a teenager I got into motorcycles and built a few bikes from basket cases. Mom and dad were worried about me riding a bike and so dad kept stripping parts off the bikes so that I couldn't run them. I gave up my dream of riding and settled for a car instead. A Ford Falcon. I still read Easy Riders magazine though and would write to Miraculous Mutha and she would publish them. "Don't let them get to you Mutha. I bet you're a good cook" I wrote one time and she responded "Why thank you Jack". I loved Easy Rider magazine. Mad Magazine was my second love.

@chasermalloy7406

2y↑3

My favorite Mutha story was when a guy wrote and said " I'm a 40 years bro who's never been laid..what should I do ? " Mutha answered " I don't give a ?"@* what you do, but don't come here ...if your nuts explode they'll level this dump " Maybe just a Mutha creation but it made me laugh many years ago.

@Ivegotwormsinme

2y↑4

I allowed myself one frivolous item when I was packing up my essential things when my family and I evacuated for Hurricane Katrina. Knowing that I wasn't coming back to a home, I packed up the Mad Magazines that I had accumulated from magazine racks and my eventual 15 year subscription. I have every Mad Magazine made from 1989 to 2005 that I simply could not part with.

@shaunbritton939

2y↑5

Life works in weird ways the so called evil ppl do good whilst the good do bad

@Sam-xr8ne

@@shaunbritton939 bullshit.

@georgevincent1834

My first EASYRIDERS mag was the March 1979 one with Gretchen on the cover. Man did I have the Hots for her....

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@jonskaggs3165

2y↑2

Either your out bad or out good. Or depending on the re-procitions of your leaving after...your status can change from out good....to out bad....that depends on your pull and polorising effect. If you leave...and you do it the right way...everything is good if you held office and have gas behind you...your out good....you paid your dues you keep your patch all your shit and your good. If your out bad your done. But if your put out good then bad....that speaks more about your leadership....if your a good leader out good then put out bad. It means too many club members are loyal to you....and that's a threat to the current leadership of the club. Sometimes it's not that you did anything....it just means the knew chapter leadership is threatened by you and if members can talk to you....and they start to see the reason you left...they might too. It's politics.

@ThePrimot

Worked at a bar when I was younger, and a few of us were invited to play in a golf tournament hosted by the H.A. It was a fun event, and they were very pleasant to interact with.

@lmn1966

2y↑3

Rest in Peace Sonny Barger ✝️❤️

@baileyward1

2y↑3

... the scene in Pee Wees Big Adventure where he's at the biker bar dancing to "tequila" on the bar with platforms on.

@jeffyoder8105

2y↑1

I rode as an independent during my beer days and living in the greater bay area in real life Hollister Cal. And also the Santa Cruz area It was nearly impossible to avoid minor contact with some of the hells angels since there were chapters on both sides of SanFrancisco bay and as far south as Monterey and Salinas but I as long as my wishing to stay an independent was established and understood I never felt any real pressure past being asked if I had changed my mind about becoming an angel and if I repeated my answer of no the subject was usually dropped especially after some members would back me up by saying when the man said no it meant there's no more discussion and frequenting the biker bars that posted signs about no colors allowed, whether they enforced the rules or not and usually the rules were only enforced inside the bars if at all there were few if any even stare downs because of at least occasional drive bys by local law enforcement and the underlying thinking of trucks made in long ago times and unwritten agreements about any bars that were considered neutral ground or not and it was my experience that it an angel getting out of hand those who were with him kept the situation under control

@danwalker9999

2y↑8

That is one Hell of a run on sentence.

@cosseybomb

2y↑2

An "independent" lmaao

@Ogasso

2y↑1

Although im not a big fan of motorcycle clubs that old footage from the 70s are awesome. Those guys are probably my dad's age today if still alive.

@montewolf3570

2y↑18

Being a member of a Motorcycle Club your heart need to be in the Brotherhood if you lose it you no longer have Brotherhood in your heart you need to give up your cut and patch. If not you run a risk of being out bad. Honor and respect is the only way to leave on good terms

@montewolf3570

2y↑4

A Brother may be wrong but you need to back him. A Brother is a Brother at the end of the day he is your Brother and you need to back him

@paparenegade7322

2y↑1

I haven't read all the comments related to this joke of a pod cast, but yours is about the only one I agree with, I'm amazed at how many weekend rubs in here think they know about bikers or their lifestyle, they don't know shit,,so hats off to you Mr wolf,,keep the rubber side down, much respect ✌PEACE

@Abdulkhaaliq23

I feel you on that that is very relatable and exactly where I'm at

@kevindurand3237

2y↑39

I've read two books on these clowns and I recall ONE fight. The rest was posturing and not a lot else.I remember in the 90's a lifelong motorcyclist who lived next to a mate had a visit from these because he had started a patch club without their permission. My mate and me got the gist of the conversation and just stood there in hysterics.The last time I was in a gang I was 8!

@dinomader306

Then you don't know the Hells Angeles like I do and I've been around that MC since I was 2 years old! And what books have you read exactly!! You should try getting your facts about the Hells Angeles before you open that big mouth! And talk shit about a MC that does the fucking Charity work that the Hells Angeles MC are known for!!

@dinomader306

2y↑2

And an M.C THAT I VE LOVED AND RESPECTED FOR OVER 50 YEARS

@michaelgramlich8164

That’s why they are 1%ers they don’t let anyone else in there Territory wear a patch without permission and most of the time the answer is no

@dinomader306

2y↑2

@@michaelgramlich8164 do you have any idea what the 1% patch actually stands for?

@michaelgramlich8164

2y↑2

@@dinomader306 Absolutely they are the 1% that don’t abide by the law

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@worldcatloversheavenwatcht2927

1y↑1

Thank you for this...me and my three cats and six kittens were thinking about joining....but not now.

@LITTLEANGEL815

1y↑1

Leaving the club in good standing and remaining friends is achievable. But as in most societies there are those who have an interest in seeing those that served honourably are discredited.

@wlsnpndrvs8593

2y↑4

i interviewed for a motorcycle wrench position with a fellow that owned glendale harley davidson . i met him at his new shop in snowflake arizona. ya see, he sold the glendale shop, resigned from the club, and joined a bigger club the CCOJCLDS. aint no one telling me you don't get out of that club without being buried w bike. unless its with a much bigger an scarier club.

@calvinhobbes7504

2y↑2

I met a few Angels once. It wasn't like "Hi, I'm a Hell's Angel" - it was more like, hey did you know those guys are Hell's Angels? Um, no, but cool! In the '70s, those guys were celebrities to me. Never had trouble .... but for a couple years, I did own a bar they frequented. I never joined a MC ... don't have the chops for it. But I supported a few of them in those days.

@calvinhobbes7504

@by that logic Not even! I wasn't qualified. I was just a bar owner.

@kellyneese5216

2y↑6

I THINK THAT THESE ARE GROWN MEN THAT KNOW WHAT THEY ARE DOING. I INQUIRED WITH AN ANGEL, WHO WAS REALLY TOUGH AS HELL, AND HE WAS NICE ENOUGH TO LET ME KNOW, "YOU DON'T WANT TO BE AN HELL'S ANGEL. HE WAS LOOKING OUT FOR ME. THANK YOU SIR.

@mariuskuhrau761

50w↑5

Yep, but as President of that chapter he walked away after he returned his patch. I know of a certain president of a large Hells Angels chapter that also walked away because he did not like the way things was going. After he quit several 'soldiers' was sent to his house to get his jacket, because he did not give them his patch. He told them at gunpoint (357 Magnum) that they can take his jacket if they got the balls to take it, because he earned every patch on that jacket and he was their president of that chapter for more than 25 years. Ps, he was already in his early 70,s when this happened and started his own MC club, and the Hells Angels was furious that one of their respected leaders dare to simply walk away.

@allancerf9038

50w

@karladuncan4026

2y↑1

Man, that's pretty awesome! I think they should retire when they need to. Sometimes as we get older, we can't drive. Especially, a bike. I'm 55 and my life has changed. God bless everyone, and everything!

@thomasgilson6206

2y↑19

"Always back your brothers" even if they are in the wrong. Only people of low character do that.

@andreaharrison283

2y↑4

Absolutely 💯

@benc.enlots

2y↑3

Say that in the face of a member and see how it works out for you.

@thomasgilson6206

@@benc.enlots I guess you are one of those low characters, eh? And I wouldn't hesitate to say that in the face of any of you costumed sheep.

@lizardperson988

2y↑9

@@benc.enlots I get that the members would most likely give me a beating but it still doesn’t mean any different. If it quacks like a duck n looks like a duck it’s probably a duck. Even if the duck can beat my ass

@benc.enlots

@@lizardperson988 Well, if you want to go say directly to a member they are of 'low character', then by all means, go ahead. They will show you that their character is not so low after all, in fact, they will instruct you on learning when to shut up and keep your opinions to yourself when you're uneducated, looking from the outside in, based on years of media stereotyping. That may fit the duck mold built up in your head,.. it doesn't make it a duck.

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@johnnywadd3020

2y↑6

i have no brothers and need no friends

@rorygustafson5097

2y↑2

If the MC decides to let you try to join the club and earn your patches, you can bet your butt they are going to make sure that you know the rules from early on. It's their club, their rules.

@timothykappel198

1y↑1

It depends on what u did in the club and what u were exposed to. Some people they won't/can't just let them leave the club

@tonyodonnell7189

2y↑3

Few years ago Angels went on an expansion in my country patching over small clubs who were MCC, part timers and weekenders, then they had a direct entry to Hells Angels, €100,000 plus having your own Harley, and despite this hefty price tag, dozens of wealthy gobshites in cities paid up and patched up to what is only a money making brand, MC clubs over here have no respect for what they have become.

@louisfrost4975

Downunder they've become glorified middle eastern street gangs.

@lucius6667

2y↑3

Really depends on the chapter and generation of members ,from what I've seen and heard speaking to all clubs

@jamesbayley4527

Yeah it also depends on how you leave the club, it's politics really

@sb18436572

2y↑2

Say goodbye to your bike, car and sometimes house..

@alphashadow354

Member may choose to leave idk how the club does that but your always with them

@chrisward4576

2y↑3

Sounds like he developed some common sense

@tod3msn

2y↑31

When I left Hell’s Angels I got a really great case of beer and a gift card to Bed Bath and Beyond.

@TheKhanhhoa

2y↑10

I remember you, that was exact time I took desert training in anchorage alaska . i did great but my camel committed suicide !

@gorgoroth6072

You musta had a real nice bath after that

@JoeBidenSucks2020

@@TheKhanhhoa 😂😂😂

@user-oh3zf5oz6y

2y↑1

My parents knew Hells Angels and some Pegans back in the day. I grew up knowing some Sons of Silence. Cool guys.

@libturdcrusher1776

50w

You should do a segment on the Wild Hogs motorcycle club.

@TheCarelessAquarius

2y↑7

I had the pleasure of meeting and getting to know a bunch of guys that were apart of the Outlaws biker club down in Florida. I was in a band at the time that was on tour. The Outlaws invited us back to their clubhouse. After 6-8 beers after our gig and I was down for anything. Luckily I had a few sensible band mates who quickly said fuck that we are not going anywhere near that clubhouse. Probably would have been raped or something bad. Haha

@sethcole2333

They're not these bad people, saying you "probably would've been raped" tells me you know nothing about the culture or about MC's. They were kind enough to invite you to their house

@martymcpeak4748

2y↑3

George said that he believes Sonny Barger was responsible for his bad out.

@robertsmith1030

If you believe that I have a bridge I'll sell you that's covered in lead based paint !!! George knows why , just like I know why , just like all the rest of us that left Ventura and else where , exactly why ... And honestly it's better to hear b.s stories then to know the F*** truth ... Cause stories sell books and the truth just fades away ... Hard to fade away when the party is over but you wish it wasn't !!

@sonnyc3826

George Christie Challenged SOnny and lost which was probably a big reason why he was outed..he bit the hand that fed him

@avatou1688

I know someone who used too be a hells angels member, after quitting his hells angels tattoo was burned off, leaving a burned wound on him, also was officially declared an enemy too them.

@JoeyPHENOMPhee

REASON TOWARDS QUITTING PERHAPS?

@superstarreviews9937

2y↑2

@avatou fire or blade?!! Lmao 😆 😆😂 I love that scene! But bro,you totally stole your story,from sons of anarchy! Get the hell outta here man! lol 😆 clown!

@NewTheoryMagazine

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@mckaymnm

2y↑6

Why anyone would let themselves be dictated by other people is beyond me.

@benc.enlots

2y↑6

Because your wife, your job and the law don't dictate your life, right?

@mckaymnm

2y↑1

@@benc.enlots I think you missed the point

@benc.enlots

2y↑1

@@mckaymnm I am sure you did.

@mauricamcginnis4063

2y↑2

You live in a dream world dude .you draw a pay check .

@janeprescott980

I think many ties people have relationship friends, should be a choice not an order.
The really scary thing about organizations
In general weather they be christian, motorcycle, or law enforcement is there is always a chance people get carried away
By a current idea, event or occurance and this can be harmful.

@AjarnSpencer

1y↑7

Usually there is no such thing as an ex angel, only a living one or a dead one. But I admit, there are very few people who know how to keep their mouth shut and have gained enough respect and honor to be able to leave without losing their life. This guy is capitalizing on something he started but didn't finish and left half way through. There is only one ending for him

@Obligationset

1y↑1

Yeah righto go watch SOA

@Jesse_Jessie_James

That's why me and my late Aunt moved away from that area. Cause of drive-by shootings and people being found dead in ditches and abandoned houses or run down apartments. I know if u want out of the gang. U will not be walking away. My next door neighbor she said they had a guy brought in with no legs or arm's and detectives are putting pressure to tell them what happened. Hours later somebody walked in the guys room and tossed a hand grenade in there. And that resulted to both people in separate conjoined rooms to die. The guy that tossed the hand grenade in was a gang banger of the hells angels.

@bacontanks2598

Judging by the thumbnail, you become a star trek villain

@Exotic69420

2y↑3

rip

@heathermetz3974

1y↑3

1.) Always back your brothers.

@Cameron_the_Robot

1y↑1

You can retire from Hells Angels... You can retire on good terms and be total removed from the chapter and no longer hold any positions in the chapter, or you can be removed from the chapter which is going to be on worse terms. When its worse terms you have to had done something pretty bad... You will have everything taken from you remotely related to your time in Hells Angels or related to Hells Angels, this includes tattoos. When its good terms things are great! They take the Hells Angels top patch (Top Rocker) back from the cut and you keep the bottom rocker that has your chapter and the skull above that bottom rocker I believe you can keep (sometimes?). I think in some standards when retired on good terms the cut is framed with the chapter patch in viewing.

@daleschroeder5582

2y↑9

the name hells angels says it all 😁

@tammystegall5130

Yep

@theviolator1074

@mike You can only say that here lmao

@leewightman8001

2y↑4

I'd rather be a heavens devil

@voto75

Sounds like a bible thumpers mc. Would be a cool name though.

@crocky4938

2y↑1

I hated my parents forcing me.to go to church as a kid but I have been a truck driver for 27 years and was a teamsters union member for 10 years and I can see how people get sucked into being a hells angels I'm glad I never signed up

@Ironicfail

Honestly man thats kinda messed up you had to do that good on you for stikcing to your own morals

@jeffwilliams3224

Teamsters too, back in the day, all unions were run by the Italian mob. You (business) weren't building anything unless you paid dues back then.

@jimcoleman6543

When I was with the club that had some bad apples in their,that when I had to leave before getting my first patch from them.
I was very young like 12 year's old, when I had to leave the club at very young age.
Some of them didn't like it,man if you seen what I saw the dark side of them.
I don't even hang out with the club for long time in any shape of form. Sometimes from the club that you do end up with a rap sheet,I wouldn't risking at all with any club at all. They aren't worth it,even joining them either. Too many hardships involves with the club. Just as stated in your video each person had different experience with the club.

@emc129

1y↑1

12?

@jimcoleman6543

You see sir all the Jump in to the Hell Angles and the Creeps are through Hell Angles. My requirements was going up against one on one in Unarmed Combat. While some other people like adults went through all 10 members to them. While the kid's only had to go through one.
If anybody that failed the Jump in the ask the person to getting on their knees and they opened fire to the person head and that person wouldn't be found never again. They teach me all bout the Criminal Activity from shipped people into another Countries to be sold, import even they kept file cabinet on people that was sold to other countries,even being in other countries gang members illegally without them been seeing even notice they are here.
They had files on every Gang World Wild on their networth in the criminal Activity,there email address,phone number and which gang members are valuable in helping do any Crime. That was in all in their file cabinet

@lucyannanixon7714

2y↑3

THANK'S HELL'S ANGLE'S ❤INTERNATIONAL

@elmerkilred159

2y↑5

So, if you star in a TV show, the MC is cool with you moving on, but if you just decide to leave because you think the MC are sell-outs, you gonna get friction. Good to know.

@robertsmith1030

2y↑1

You don't ...

@Ridendrty

Im told MC’s require members to put the MC ahead of all other priorities. That is a very heavy price to pay.

@JNC1973

2y↑6

I have a Mini Bike with a 196cc engine. Can I join your club guys ? I'll bring the sandwiches. 🤭🤕----What did i say wrong?

@FredBTs

2y↑1

You said absolutely nothing wrong. Go to a biker bar where there are some H.A or Outlaws and ask them, it will be hilarious.

@onemoreyear9657

2y↑14

With the major clubs I can say that it is different then it use to be. Earning your patch is pretty much where your going to experience and do the dirt people on the outside are thinking your doing. Being a hang around and prospecting is largely doing the dirt and building/producing something you can bring to the clubs table for the benefit of your brothers financially, being a good image of what they are about, and that you won't fold. All of which you have to prove in ways you won't be able to imagine. If your not built for it and didn't grow up around those personality types then... I don't even know what to say. This video and Sons Of Anarchy don't bring any real insight to the reality of that life.

@dannylujan3619

So you don't know and will never know is your problem and rubbish from your fingertips..

@dannylujan3619

2y↑1

SOA actually has some real life episodes!
Do I need to explain.
A former HA member was part of the cast.
And a kidnapping story was evolved from a HA member...
Go Willie Nelson is a Clue.

@onemoreyear9657

2y↑1

@@dannylujan3619 Thanks for being a perfect example of what I mean. The guy your speaking about was indeed a former member but wanted to be in the film business. He was given a opportunity that worked out financially for the club. By doing that he also had to give up his patch. You clearly have never been around 1%er

@dannylujan3619

@@onemoreyear9657 you think!!
Look up the music industry in San Francisco California... That's my family and 81 was very much part of the fun..

@liquidbleach2207

2y↑5

It seems to me that people think these bikers are on another level of some kind, yet they fail to explain how they are any different from other lowlife gangsters

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@jameswootton9000

2y↑2

It’s not the way they portray this leaving the club, lot more out good than bad

@tombakabones274

2y↑3

The Hell's Angels had a chapter in my hometown back up in Fishkill New York

@andreaharrison283

2y↑1

Poor dude! 😆🤣

@gr33n3ggs4

2y↑10

What's funny; these guys are classified as dangerous & yet a lot of these guys are the first ones to help in bad situations. You show them respect and they'll show you it two fold. Are there bad ones; of course.... like with everything.
Just because dudes lifestyle isn't for everyone, doesn't mean squat.
If shit hits the fan in America, guess who would be on the front lines protecting?

@JAB-bc9uv

2y↑4

😂

@user-up8jx3mt6j

49w

I like the freedom, the family, the loyalty.

@michaelarchangel1514

2y↑9

All motorcycle clubs
Are a dying breed

@gr33n3ggs4

2y↑4

@San Pedrano
Just wait till everyone get back from the middle east. Membership is going to soar.

@R3GTLEE

2y↑1

Wrong..for every one that leaves 10 more want to join!!

@gr33n3ggs4

2y↑1

I'm just going to assume that everyone making negative comments have NEVER actually met or know someone in a club.
" Do something positive; nobody cares.
Do something negative ; nobody forgets "

@shawnflynn1713

2y↑5

I always found bikers to be as completely ridiculous as so called gang bangers.

@martymcpeak4748

People retire regularly from MC's so yeah, you can have a "good out" but a bad out can be a big problem, if.someone has a bad one and they have the MC's mascot tatted on them it has to be removed or covered up. But most MC's tightly control who is allowed to get one.

@malzziymw

2y↑2

All I can say is this if it’s not in ya heart don’t put it on ya back

@thedocisin3204

2y↑8

After quitting a MC club your just some dude with a face tattoo looking for work. Limited prospects.

@R3GTLEE

2y↑1

Lol how wrong you are!!!

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