Don't let that distract you from the fact that In 1972, a crack commando unit was sent to prison by a military court for a crime they didn't commit. These men promptly escaped from a maximum security stockade to the Los Angeles underground. Today, still wanted by the government they survive as soldiers of fortune. If you have a problem, if no one else can help, and if you can find them....maybe you can hire The A-Team.
Of course you can!!! You gotta know some people..obviously they won't hand you a vest...you as a supporter...or hang around gotta earn it!! End of story💪🇺🇲✌️
thank you Itchymoche - I have been a friend of a club for years, and do want to be a full patch member, I appreciate every bit of advise I get from all walks of the biker world, Ride on bro - Ride safe
All these rules and regulations inside an MC kinda defeats the purpose of being an outlaw, doesn't it? You replace the rules of society with the rules of the MC. If you want to be "free", there's really no point in joining an MC.
You think that pirates didn't have a ton of rules? I can't comment on 1% clubs as I know nothing about them, but just because a person or group exists outside of the generally accepted rules of the time and place, doesn't mean that they're anarchists with no rules. Having no rules at all causes all sorts of problems. Having a different set of rules also causes problems, but at least if there's a set of rules and other people that are adhering to them, you've got some semblance of order. Just an order that's less orderly.
Chris L Pirates are concerned with their wealth, rules or not. MCs are pretending to be something different but are pretty much just living in an extreme hive mentality.
cueballB thats true of any counter culture or sub culture, for the most part. Im not a biker either, but what i do know of 1%er clubs from an outsiders point of view tells me that the rules are generally just as much about keeping drama and the eyes of the law and major beef with other clubs to an absolute minimum, as they are about codes of conduct and having a unified and structured set of ideals and principles that separate each individual club from one another. Although its also my understanding that many club charters have similar rules and by laws that i assume are derived from older traditions and customs of early biker culture. Sorta like how our constitution and USC's (to a much lesser extent) today can be traced back to the magna carta or Hammurabis code. I wager most however, are not nearly as restrictive and full of unnecessary red tape as mainstream societies, but with the trade off of consequences that no court or police officer can employ on or protect one from.
"Everything they ask of you, they expect you to do." I have spent my entire life despising "yes-men" so the video ended right there for me. I do not do the bidding of others. Real men stand alone.
Yeah, whatever. I've met your type before - "Ain't nobody gonna tell me what do to!". You just don't understand what a Brotherhood is all about. I am prior military and fought in Iraq and Afghanistan as Infantry in the US Army. The Brotherhood there was one man willing to lay down his life for any man he called Brother. We lived together. We fought together. We didn't have to tell each what to do. It was part of the life to want to do things for each other, because you knew that man would give his life for you. And you would do the same for him. But all of that takes time. It's the same in the biker world. It takes time to get to the point where you would do anything thing for that man you call Brother, because you know he would do the same for you. And once you get there, you know you earned it. You worked for it. Being called Brother is something you earned by proving yourself. Of course, then there are people like you who aren't man enough to earn shit, and aren't willing to work for something many people can't do. Not wanting to be told what to do is the same excuse I heard in the military and in this world from people too weak to cut it. It's an excuse to hide weakness.
@@slayer8actual maybe he just doesn’t need ten brothers to back him up when he’s in trouble. Doesn’t mean he’s not man enough to earn shit. In my country real men don’t run in packs. In Australia bikie gangs are all about crime and profit, not this brotherhood b.s. They are your brother until they’re not.
Pretty well explained Itchy in just 10 minutes , having been a 1%er . There's obviously a lot more to it, but there's the basics. Give 110% and you might make it 1%.MLH&R BK.
No offense, but IN MY OPINION.... 1. if you end your comment with "so......" and thus leaving the end of the comment to our imagination and 2. if you broadcast on you tube that your in a bike club You're either not or it's a bullshit club seriously.. what club members advertisers on you tube that they are in a club do you see Bandido's here do you see Rebels do you see Commo's here Exactly.... but... YOU ARE HERE hehe so.......... yeah
Ya hang out and go to runs and ride with your buddies and treat everyone with the utmost respect and also try to distance yourself from idiots. You get as good as you give in life and that's pretty much how it works. I personally don't belong to a 1% organization. I belong to the American Legion and Legion Riders and that takes all of my time. It's on the up and up and it keeps me honest and fulfilled as a person. I like to dedicate myself to my veteran brothers and helping them out. I do cross paths with various clubs and we keep on good terms with most everyone. Life is too short to be making enemies and going places you are not committed to.
If you do those things, you might find that the local 1% club isn't a good fit, but one of the other clubs that's only a bit less strict may be a good match. But, really, people that whine about the work needed to get into a club usually don't belong. The process exists in large part because these are the closest thing some of these folks will ever get to family.
Hello! You have this series, Bikers for Dummies. Hmmmm.... I been a biker a long time. My real thoughts on 1%ers? Treat em like I do the police. Have as little to do with them as possible. But if you ride, no matter what style of bike, the more you ride, the more your chances of running into them are increased. My advice is if you don't have to do anything with them at that point, then don't. I don't even do the cruiser wave. They're not going to wave back and I don't want surrounding eyes to think I have some sort of association with them or worse. That I'm some sort of a wannabe. Besides, Where I live, what you have to worry about is that 13 year old, whacked out on Not-pot, covered in sports team tattoos, waving an AK-47 around. Why invite more complications? We need a video series called Dummies for Bikes. We could have videos on issues that really affect us. like How old do I need to be before I can own a trike? Or Bike reviews like Why did they put all this electronic crap all over the handlebars? And as a "real" biker I have genuine concerns.... Like Indian motorcycles. Sure they look cool and all. A little too gawdy maybe, but the motor is impressive. But look what Polaris did with Victory. They thought they could use that brand to bite into Harley's market when all they were was just another Harley clone. Instead of diversifying it's brand, they closed Victory down. Will Polaris do that with Indian too once they realize they can't grab the Harley market with it either? Especially seeing as motorcycle ownership in general is on a downside along with the population count of younger bikers interested in that style of ride? It's going to be hard enough for Harley Davidson to float through this down turn. Much more for a start-up that's that limited in production models. So as a consumer, I have serious reservations concerning those motorcycles. oops. sorry for the rant on Indians. Yeah. Dummies for Bikes. Me? I ride a 97 Valkyrie. It out chromes a mortgage glide and outruns a crotch rocket. And quite honestly, It has been the most reliable and steady mode of transportation I have ever owned. And that includes Car, truck, skateboard or kayak.
Well thank you for making the videos!. Yeah. I sort of am a little serious about buying a trike though. I still have a few years of having fun with twisties and playing dodgeball with the texters on my way to work for all that now though. I'm thinking post retirement age and hopefully I can still find a VW trike that won't be in a museum. YOu know, actually I saw this video on the page and I thought, who would want to know that and to do so through a video? But then I remembered something.. True Story: About 8 or 9 years ago the wife and I went on one of those toy runs ran by the Bandidos. Everyone that went got a nifty pin and you could get all the SYLB stickers you wanted. I got the little pin of the marine and the Christmas toys. I don't like stickers on my motorcycles and I definitely didn't want anything to do with them on it. Well my wife showed it to one of her internet friends and told her I got it from The Bandidos run. These people totally mis-understood the whole thing. They wanted to know what I did for the Bandidos to get the pin. As in run dope for them or some other crime. and the pin was a trophy. I don't know a thing about 1%ers. All they did was sponsor a toy run and I participated in it. just like five zillion other assorted riders did. But them only seeing motorcycles from a distance... I dunno a lot of people have weird notions like that. Must be the freon from being in the cage all the time. LOL I just got the pin as a souvenir from donating money for toys for tots and finding out that yes, there actually are worse riders than me out there. Lots of them!
Deranged Response you must be 90 before you own a trike! A good friend of mine is 88 and he just bought a brand new gold wing! There’s no such thing as too old just too lazy 😎
Yep. My friend had seen a club around quite frequently and had noticed one was a veteran, as are we. Struck up a small conversation about combat and bought him a beer. After seeing him again and again over the course of a few months they extended an invite to be a hang around. He's been a prospect for about 8 months now.
And most of these clubs require 100% yes vote at church from all chapter members once you pass prospective and probationary status. One dissenting vote means a no go for you in that club. But in reality..if you make it to where that club is ready to vote on you...All full patched members know you and like you already. Its not a defined strict rigid process. Again....its a family type deal.
U watch too much sons of anarchy that's not how prospecting and voting goes where the fuck u getting this info because from personal experience and first hand knowledge I can tell u that ur statement is false!
Hang around is for you to see if you want to join the MC. It's the Club to if you fit in with the Brotherhood. Prospect is for seeing if you have what it takes to be a Brother
I saw locally here there is a chapter of Outlaws MC I noticed (Belgium), really got my curiosity after I watched some series about outlaws, 1%ers lik my fav serie Sons of Anarchy :) however I think taht's a bit exaggerated over how it is irl.. But like Outlaws MC what would be the tasks or challenges a prospect gets? Is it often silly things like having to drink a lot of beer or so, or just doing tough tasks, or testing how tough you are in like taking a few hits or something? 😉😉 Just curious to know.
To much politics for me in the clubs. Seemed like all they ever did was ride to area meetings hosted by the Banditos, or ride to the club to have a meeting, or ride to a bar where a party was hosted by a club. I got a motorcycle to ride. To RIDE. I don't want a destination. I don't want a schedule. I don't want to be in a line, in my spot, doing someone elses speed. You might as well just rent a damn bus at that point. I ride for the freedom of riding, so why would I want to be in a MC with all the rules for everything I do? Seems people just get in the clubs these days so they have the bragging rights to say "I got a cut" and wear as much "Harley" gear as possible. Sorry, I don't get it...
maddog yes he is freedom is to do what you want, when you want and how you want. Dose it come with some consequences yes but if you are willing to stand up for what you believe in till the end then you are free
Same sought of term I use "politics" clubs are to political seen it in car clubs and the local vintage bike club. I heard another local bloke say the same about the same vintage bike club recently "to political". I hate politics.
My Father was in a club in early 80s on. He was always gone. Mom eventually walked away!! I heard his stories of travel, women and children in other states!!
Worst part I think about being in a 1% club is that when you get stopped by the cops for any reason and they find out you're a full patched member they automatically assume you are associated with gang activity and you do not want a RICO charge
A guy buys his first Harley and next thing you know he gets curious about joining an MC. After a season or two of Son's of Anarchy and a pinch of the Laughing Devil's reality show and their balls swell up. If you need a tutorial on how to become a brother in a 1% MC you should stop at that and don't even think about joining a club again. Depending on the MC or chapter, etc. you will be greeted with anything from laughter to near death experience. 1% MC's are serious business. No, they aren't what you see on the Discovery channel. I would venture to say that alot of dudes are born and raised to be able to fit in. A bike doesn't make you a biker as much as a horse makes you a cowboy. If you are a person who stands out and can represent a club, follow the rules and would take a bullet for your brother than most times you will get introduced and invited. I was in a support MC for our territory's 1% MC. When the boss says ride, you ride. Nuff said. The media try to convince the masses that all bikers of all MC's are murderers, drug dealers, rapists and thieves. The push an incident involving one or two members and demonized the entire club. Why is it when a cop fucks that they do their best to maintain the integrity of the entire police department? 1% don't stand for that. It's fair it's good and it's about brotherhood and respect. I'm no longer with any club. I was offered to prospect a number of times for our 1% MC we supported. I told them that I couldn't do it and that I just didn't pack the gear to patch over. I've heard stories where people joined because they had no choice. In my case I was respected for being honest and for not having the fear to admit it. You only get what you give. Good luck out there newbies.
itchymoche I have seen so many guys and even women go in blind. I've even seen guys who were asked to prospect say no and then come around and request to start their own MC after the fact. The outcome wasn't pretty. Thank you for your reply. Come to think about it, guys that decide to leave buy themselves out. Pay the fee and get their bike back. Sounds easy, but your always going to be a part of the MC. I still wear a support patch as a civilian.
"When the boss says ride, you ride." Fuck that. I never bought a bike so I could have someone tell me what, how, and when to do shit. A sheep that likes to drink too much and get in fights is still a sheep.
you know the FBI probably thought the same thing bout bloods and crips after they shut down the black panthers..good luck dissing gangs because your solo bravado makes you feel like they are pussies....your still outnumbered and outgunned if you say it publicly.
This bitch been watching too much Gangland on the History channel. My bike, my life. I ride when I want, with who I want, and where I want. I don’t need a chapter of “brothers” to stand beside me, and protect me. I’ll stand alone and face anyone in my way by myself, and for myself. Support groups are the biggest joke of them all!!!😂 bunch of poseurs and wanna be tough outlaws.
I just commented on ur video about darker sides of Biker parties saying i just found ur channel. That was incorrect when i saw this video i remembered seeing ur channel quite a bit a year or 2 back. Glad i got brought back.
The man speaks the truth. Your all in or your not. For most of you, your better off joining HOG. You can come and go as you please. You do not have that option in a club.
Itchymoche - I think it could be a lot of fun. What I had an issue with in watching one membership like video. The Mantra was to back your brother not matter right or wrong. I figured the affiliation was for mind slaves, as otherwise we are gifted with an understanding of what can be right and what can be wrong. If joining a club can add to who you are, then I see it could be even a good thing. But if it expect you to discard what moral compass you have, or what self respect you have left in life, in order to wear their colors, then how could it be a good thing for you. But as far as riding in groups, well, if staggered, I would be glad to be last ion line -
DONT join an outlaw club! Couple of friends joined over the years. They welcome you with open arms, treat you and protect you like family but if you decide enough is enough and you want to leave the club even if you had a good reason to then thats when things will turn to shit. Whether you behaved yourself, showed a TONNE of respect thats when you realize that all this time you were just a walking asset. Threats and extortion etc, it all comes out of the bag. Please think twice.....
In addition some even make you sign contracts so once you're deceased, they take all you assets...So, imagine that. All your money and things for them not day your family.
I have thought about joining a MC club but my family needs me even more , I respect what they do , and love to watch the Hells Angles ride tight and fast, it is awesome these guys know how to ride , and the best thing it's also a brother hood and the club , far as I know comes first in their lives for me I'm a family man with no time to spare , where do these guys find the time when I'm done work I am drained right out good work guys ;)
They commit all of their time to the club, forfeiting family and anything else. But "brotherhood" is a false loyalty in many clubs. There's a lot of dissension and back stabbing.
Itchymoche n Vee I grew up around biker clubs , the Paradise Riders patched in with the Hells Angles around my house there was no trouble with regards of having a club house close to my home . I have met some people who were hang arounds , they were also deep with in the bible , but very tough and a bit crazy , I kept my distance far as socializing with club members , but to see the pack ride was equal to an air show it's was loud and awesome the riding part is the best , far as brother hood I think it has to do with the cops playing their games to turn brother on brother it does not have to be that way , but now days you can't beat the cops and the strict laws ;)
I would re-title this not to be for an "outlaw" motorcycle club, but for any serious M/C. The outline you provide is a great example of just how serious being a member of a real M/C should be. Becoming a brother should be a long and arduous process, as should leaving. You can't "choose" family and when you join an M/C you're becoming family -- that includes all the benefits, the detriments as well as that strange uncle who drinks a bit too much. ;-)
I know of a guy that went to the door of a 1%er club house and asked to hang around and is now a full patch member. Just goes to show sometimes doing something outta the box can work.
Think I'll stick with just going out for a nice ride when I like to. No interest is these type of Clubs. It almost sounds like belonging to a church but worse. It's basically a cult.
Years ago I was stealing tips off the bar at a local biker bar. I was gonna get 86ed so I ran back and hid amongst the biker club members. So this one dude starts talking and bought me some more drinks, so I hang out for a wile. A little latter he asks me about prospecting. I said I didn't know shit about where to find any gold around these parts!
I was in a biker bar and one of them wanted to pick on me and tease me......I beat up the whole club and took the best looking girl with me when I left outta there before the ambulance came.....true story bro!😎
I grew up around a certain 1% MC from age 3 on a few members where our babysitters beautiful people I can honestly say my sister and i were well looked after I grew up to ride but never once did it cross my mind to join because I grew up with them I saw all the things they would sacrifice for the club from family death and jail I love them but I also saw what it did to some of them and it killed me to see the men and women who cared for us go out in bad ways. much love and respect to skinny Pete, Darlene and Animal for always having our backs
Dumb questions but do they provide your vest if your a prospect or do the mc just provide your prospect patch? All so if it’s my first time in a biker bar what should I where?
Worked in LE, ops support. Remember back long before there was social media, RUclips or anything else. You had a bike and you went to be a hangaround and that can continue until they want you to be a part. Once you become a prospect, you have to fill out a background and they do your background because they hire a PI to do it.
Advice is solid. In UK various chapters exist, however there not all thugs, but if you cross them like anyone then issues will be soon at your door step. Respect works both ways.
I would consider joining a club because I already know them. I already have a commitment and friendship with them. Why would you want to join a club where you don't know them? Clubs are supposed to be about the interpersonal bond first, not to wear a cool patch. There's one club I know of that I would consider pursuing because of the legacy of the club. I tried to meet some of the guys. It just never "took" and I'm not chasing after someone like a jilted girlfriend. If it's not organic, I'm not forcing it. I really believe it's about relationship first. It seems some people look at clubs as soon as they get their bike.. like it's another accessory. _"I have a bike so the next thing I need to do to be a "real" biker is join a club. I wanna be one of those 1%ers!"_ Or because TV made it look cool to be someone they're not. And, at the end of the day, I'm too rebellious and anti-social to join a motorcycle club. I question rules too easily. All of them. Now.. I'm not slighting anyone who wants the club life. More power to them. And I've had great interactions with club members. I have great respect for them. Not because they intimidate me but because they've been decent people and treated me very well. I'm just saying it's important to be honest with yourself about your reasons and who you are. (Most clubs seem to hold honesty in high regard.) While I envy a lot of aspects of it, it's not for me.
Solid advice here. The bit about leaving a club is very true, even for prospects. A guy I know got as far as a prospect patch before deciding he did not want to join, they took his bike and he left the area.
The bit about leaving the club is a euphemism. 1% MCs are organized crime. The rest is folklore. HA Bandidos, Outlaws, Mongols, Pagans, Vagos...it's not about riding motorcycles. It's mafia on wheels. You don't quit the mob easily. Prospects or old members can quit all right if they are in good standing. Full members ... not easy.
I was in a non 1% club for 10 years. I was a treasurer for half of that time. I'm retired from that club with my patch. It's a good activity if your in a well organized club that likes to ride. We had no mandatory anything. Your job and family always came first. Then a club function. I would never join a 1% club. I have seen a lot of shit in my days. I was always around bikers.
@@WizardsPath-if5oq Not in cash. WE had a lot of fun with some of the money we made. We gave a lot of it to our American Legion. I did end being one of the property owners. When the club completely retires the four of us sold the ball field that we owned because it fell to us. This was probably2 years after we lost a lot of members. that happened because a club I won't mention was an HA support club and the Pagans were trying to start a club in the area and they did not want the the Pagan's support club here. They didn't bother us here but they did not want the Barbarians here and they are close. We are rural about an hr from Pittsburgh, right across the river from WV and in the woods. Any way they showed at our sister clubs annual bash and they were like us but have been established since I was kid. Needless to say they caused a lot of trouble and there was a swarm of them. They bought out the closest hotel to us and even had tents pitched in the lot so we knew they might show up because my nephews wife worked the desk at the hotel. She called and told us they were there. Sure as shit they showed up.We contacted their President a couple weeks after that and told him how felt about and most of us were just any hunting and fishing club but we love to ride motorcycles. Harley in particular but any could get voted in no matter the bike. The wives made a lot of the guys quit. It scared the shit out of them and this when Sons of anarchy was on tv and that just made it worse with the wives.. We are still around and we still ride together. Just no longer a club.. thanks to a bunch of jack asses. That is how I feel about it. Nobody got hurt bad or anything but they scared the shit out of a lot of people. Wasn't cool of funny at all. We had a trunk of guns there but we didn't want to handle it that way if we did not have to. E d of story.
You were talking about the benefits of a full member? Can you explain, what those benefits could be? Financial? Also what I was wondering, is a full member of let's say the Bandidos or the Hells Angels, able to fully live off the MC, from whatever Income they generate? Or do you have a full time job as a source of income, while being a full member?
I was too busy using my bike to get somewhere I needed to be to just hang out with other bikers much, but I never really met another biker who wasn't cool.
Wtf lmfao your statement is laughable! This isn't field of dreams remake! There's nothing spiritual about mc recruitment lol! If u don't find them they most certainly are not going out searching for prospects! Those are real facts from 1975 lol so my knowledge is older then urs lol
Anyone that has to ask "how do I join a 1% motorcycle club?", chances are, you will never be qualify to ever joining one. Simple answer is.....YOU DON'T! YOU GET ASK TO JOIN! Just have the right attitude and personality and extreme deep passion in and for motorcycles.
heinohattu You nailed it. Its the best body of believers to join and the true followers ride to the death. Its unlike any other brotherhood you can possibly join. God the Son began this club.
things I love about living in arizona is that I see biker clubs all the time it's so cool and when its all Harleys its even cooler one time I saw to clubs next to each other one Harleys the other club Indians it was so cool
In the world i live in a Prospect/Probate wouldn't be wearing a 1% diamond on his back with the centre patch, when you acquire the centre patch you're a full patch holder and not a Prospect/Probate and you fly a County, State, Country or Nomad bottom rocker. The Probationary rocker you show with a centre patch and 1% diamond @ 4:49 - well, that patch set is for a new Charter/Chapter of a very well known 1% MC and it's worn by the new Charter/Chapter whilst they are going through their Probationary period before they fly the bottom rocker of County, State, Country or Nomad, and if memory serves me right - that particular clubs Prospects have a top Prospect rocker and not a bottom one. H&R
Cheers Dibbs, I think the percentage's are no longer accurate/applicable. They may change again, very low percenters may be a broader better term, perhaps?
Jesus, with that amount of neurotic bullshit it sounds like the rules of some government organisation. I used to think biker gangs were about the LACK of rules!
I had no idea the rules were so strict and very orderly, that's some good info and i learned a ton. I can see why SOA pisses real bikers off. They would probably not like me much i want a Harley so bad but i have a 17 R6 lol.
I fully understand what was said in the Video.I have read Books on the Hells Angels.If,I am correct every MC has a Chapter,with Regulations and Rules.I have Respect for Motor Cycle Clubs.
There’s only 1 Outlaw club.. Outlaws MC started in McCook Illinois in 1935. OMG is a term LE started using and misrepresents all 1% clubs The title of this blog should be can I join a 1% club.
No thanks! I’ve been fascinated with the 81 since I was a kid I’ve always been a rebel but I know I’m not club material I can’t commit to much plus I don’t take orders very well so there you have it! Being a outlaw/ rebel comes in many shapes and forms choose your own path.
I would imagine it is a fine line between being an outlaw and somebody who is able to take orders. But it does work, so at some level they have to submit to another man's discipline even though they are "tough guys".
"Biker culture"? That's a contradiction in terms isn't it? :) I rode bikes local and x-country for about 40 years. One of the reasons I enjoyed it was that I was free to go where I wanted when I wanted, look the way I wanted, and, within certain limits, act the way I wanted. The idea of being in a club (outlaw or otherwise) and riding in a pack with a bunch of rules never did it for me -- if that's what I was looking for, I would have just thrown my shit in a minivan and headed off to SeaWorld. I mean no offense to anyone -- I met an awful lot of bikers over the years, both club guys and solo, and almost all of them were cool, so I guess it's just a case of different strokes ...
just to make clear. like most 1% outlaw clubs we welcome new prospects, just write a nice short letter or even a greetings card telling us a little about yourself, likes. dislikes favourite colours etc, you get the picture, don't worry about being able to ride as we'll teach you. c'mon. don't be shy come up and say hello, what's the worst that can happen.
@@Federico19871000 "bad"? Is it not a subjective judgement? Government is Good? Good is told from outside? Or Good is something that one knows from inside? You think about it then you come back and we have a talk if you had been thinking with some awareness we may share a little bit...
I’m buying my first Harley this year, I’m close to guys in the Red Devils I could prospect with them if I want to but honestly I rather just ride alone and not have to do mandatory runs and stuff like that.
If youre cut out for it you'll probably have no problem becoming associated with any kind of gang and that includes becoming a lawyer or a politician LOL
I pray for intersession for healing. been around this my whole life. when you feel ganged up on,you join a gang. Satan knows your fears and manipulates them. they ride in fear .not in freedom.
Don't let that distract you from the fact that In 1972, a crack commando unit was sent to prison by a military court for a crime they didn't commit. These men promptly escaped from a maximum security stockade to the Los Angeles underground. Today, still wanted by the government they survive as soldiers of fortune. If you have a problem, if no one else can help, and if you can find them....maybe you can hire The A-Team.
I pity the fool that wants out!
Is that true ?
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A REAL outlaw never claims to be an outlaw.
It's like being cool. If you have to say you are cool, you'll never be cool. Laws of nature.
I'm a gangster
If you are truly cool, you are not an outlaw or a gangster! Those are titles for grown men with insecurities and mommy issues!
Any man who must say "I am the king!" is no true king. - Tywin Lannister
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Funy
I wouldn't join any MC club that would have me as a member!
Lmao facts
You must have a letter from your Mom saying she allows you to join first.....
Sam Lyle and a doctor certificate
100% correct! Just like a kindergarten field trip! if you don’t have your mom sign your permission slip, you’re FUCKED
Ha ha ha! I like that one.
...Your "Club" Momma...
That's the buddists lol
Of course you can!!! You gotta know some people..obviously they won't hand you a vest...you as a supporter...or hang around gotta earn it!! End of story💪🇺🇲✌️
I ride alone. I don't need others to tell me how to enjoy my scooter, or any damn thing else.
I bet your cut says lone wolf no club rockers on the back too doesn’t it
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Good for you. Nobody needs you in their club bro. But don't shit on people for wanting to be in one just because you don't.
Have fun with that lol type of guy that most likely wouldn’t make the cut
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'Keep your mouth shut and do what your told'. Sounds like marriage.
Peter C
Sounds like trailer trash subhuman filth marriage for degenerates that will never do anything with their lives
all right calm down, micky dorment!
there is a reason...most MCs have a NO JEW POLICY
Peter C comment of the century
For sure there;s initiation. Initiation could be from ordinary to serious tests like killing rival gangs.
Yup...this isn't what I want. After my time is up in the military, I'm looking for ZERO commitment. 😂
Like I could not agree more after 20 in the Canadian infantry I just want to ride
Dump your chick on December 23, get back wither her February 16. If possible, make sure her birthday falls in between those dates.
thank you Itchymoche - I have been a friend of a club for years, and do want to be a full patch member, I appreciate every bit of advise I get from all walks of the biker world, Ride on bro - Ride safe
Quit watching SAMCRO reruns
That tv show was a joke 🤣
Riding is about freedom. That’s the last thing you’ll get if u join a 1% club
Bullshit
What happened ? Hung around and got lost? Keep riding up and down your local interstate
All these rules and regulations inside an MC kinda defeats the purpose of being an outlaw, doesn't it? You replace the rules of society with the rules of the MC. If you want to be "free", there's really no point in joining an MC.
You think that pirates didn't have a ton of rules?
I can't comment on 1% clubs as I know nothing about them, but just because a person or group exists outside of the generally accepted rules of the time and place, doesn't mean that they're anarchists with no rules. Having no rules at all causes all sorts of problems.
Having a different set of rules also causes problems, but at least if there's a set of rules and other people that are adhering to them, you've got some semblance of order. Just an order that's less orderly.
Chris L Pirates are concerned with their wealth, rules or not. MCs are pretending to be something different but are pretty much just living in an extreme hive mentality.
cueballB thats true of any counter culture or sub culture, for the most part. Im not a biker either, but what i do know of 1%er clubs from an outsiders point of view tells me that the rules are generally just as much about keeping drama and the eyes of the law and major beef with other clubs to an absolute minimum, as they are about codes of conduct and having a unified and structured set of ideals and principles that separate each individual club from one another. Although its also my understanding that many club charters have similar rules and by laws that i assume are derived from older traditions and customs of early biker culture. Sorta like how our constitution and USC's (to a much lesser extent) today can be traced back to the magna carta or Hammurabis code. I wager most however, are not nearly as restrictive and full of unnecessary red tape as mainstream societies, but with the trade off of consequences that no court or police officer can employ on or protect one from.
cueballB they decide heirnown rules not what is foisted on them by the government. It’s voluntary unlike the law. Big difference.
The Italian Mafia has very strict rules most infractions punished by severe beatings or death, just like bike clubs.
Outlaws just need a break from the inlaws
Patches? ...Patches? ….. We don't need no stinking Patches!!!
"Everything they ask of you, they expect you to do." I have spent my entire life despising "yes-men" so the video ended right there for me. I do not do the bidding of others. Real men stand alone.
It is good that you can stand by yourself. But you don't know is a Motorcycle Club is about Brotherhood and being a man and keeping your wo
Yeah, whatever. I've met your type before - "Ain't nobody gonna tell me what do to!". You just don't understand what a Brotherhood is all about. I am prior military and fought in Iraq and Afghanistan as Infantry in the US Army. The Brotherhood there was one man willing to lay down his life for any man he called Brother. We lived together. We fought together. We didn't have to tell each what to do. It was part of the life to want to do things for each other, because you knew that man would give his life for you. And you would do the same for him. But all of that takes time. It's the same in the biker world. It takes time to get to the point where you would do anything thing for that man you call Brother, because you know he would do the same for you. And once you get there, you know you earned it. You worked for it. Being called Brother is something you earned by proving yourself.
Of course, then there are people like you who aren't man enough to earn shit, and aren't willing to work for something many people can't do. Not wanting to be told what to do is the same excuse I heard in the military and in this world from people too weak to cut it. It's an excuse to hide weakness.
@@slayer8actual maybe he just doesn’t need ten brothers to back him up when he’s in trouble. Doesn’t mean he’s not man enough to earn shit. In my country real men don’t run in packs. In Australia bikie gangs are all about crime and profit, not this brotherhood b.s. They are your brother until they’re not.
Cool story bro. Good thing nobody cares what you do right?
@@montewolf3570 Where do Outlaws hang out at? Where do I go to prospect?
*watches sons of anarchy for the first time*
Pretty well explained Itchy in just 10 minutes , having been a 1%er . There's obviously a lot more to it, but there's the basics. Give 110% and you might make it 1%.MLH&R BK.
1%Forever !!!
I'm already in the SOA fan club, so...
how do I become a s.o.a fan
i am in club MC sons of anarchy is a joke it just a show a good show
No offense, but
IN MY OPINION....
1. if you end your comment with "so......" and thus leaving the end of the comment to our imagination
and
2. if you broadcast on you tube that your in a bike club
You're either not
or
it's a bullshit club
seriously.. what club members advertisers on you tube that they are in a club
do you see Bandido's here
do you see Rebels
do you see Commo's here
Exactly....
but... YOU ARE HERE hehe
so.......... yeah
Martin Kuliza MC are not all outlaws clubs
Nathaneael Poley
yes I'm aware of that
Ya hang out and go to runs and ride with your buddies and treat everyone with the utmost respect and also try to distance yourself from idiots. You get as good as you give in life and that's pretty much how it works. I personally don't belong to a 1% organization. I belong to the American Legion and Legion Riders and that takes all of my time. It's on the up and up and it keeps me honest and fulfilled as a person. I like to dedicate myself to my veteran brothers and helping them out. I do cross paths with various clubs and we keep on good terms with most everyone. Life is too short to be making enemies and going places you are not committed to.
Did I say something to offend you? If you don't want to be my "bro" then don't.
He seemed like a troll.
If you do those things, you might find that the local 1% club isn't a good fit, but one of the other clubs that's only a bit less strict may be a good match.
But, really, people that whine about the work needed to get into a club usually don't belong. The process exists in large part because these are the closest thing some of these folks will ever get to family.
Go to a real God Fearing Church if hoh want to be a part of a real family!!! †
Paul Bahre you guys are one of the greatest gangs out there. Much love legionnaire. Our toy runs would be dead without you guys brother.
Hello!
You have this series, Bikers for Dummies. Hmmmm.... I been a biker a long time.
My real thoughts on 1%ers? Treat em like I do the police. Have as little to do with them as possible.
But if you ride, no matter what style of bike, the more you ride, the more your chances of running into them are increased.
My advice is if you don't have to do anything with them at that point, then don't. I don't even do the cruiser wave. They're not going to wave back and I don't want surrounding eyes to think I have some sort of association with them or worse. That I'm some sort of a wannabe.
Besides, Where I live, what you have to worry about is that 13 year old, whacked out on Not-pot, covered in sports team tattoos, waving an AK-47 around. Why invite more complications?
We need a video series called Dummies for Bikes.
We could have videos on issues that really affect us. like How old do I need to be before I can own a trike? Or Bike reviews like Why did they put all this electronic crap all over the handlebars? And as a "real" biker I have genuine concerns.... Like Indian motorcycles. Sure they look cool and all. A little too gawdy maybe, but the motor is impressive. But look what Polaris did with Victory. They thought they could use that brand to bite into Harley's market when all they were was just another Harley clone.
Instead of diversifying it's brand, they closed Victory down. Will Polaris do that with Indian too once they realize they can't grab the Harley market with it either? Especially seeing as motorcycle ownership in general is on a downside along with the population count of younger bikers interested in that style of ride? It's going to be hard enough for Harley Davidson to float through this down turn. Much more for a start-up that's that limited in production models. So as a consumer, I have serious reservations concerning those motorcycles. oops. sorry for the rant on Indians. Yeah. Dummies for Bikes.
Me? I ride a 97 Valkyrie. It out chromes a mortgage glide and outruns a crotch rocket. And quite honestly, It has been the most reliable and steady mode of transportation I have ever owned. And that includes Car, truck, skateboard or kayak.
Well thank you for making the videos!. Yeah. I sort of am a little serious about buying a trike though. I still have a few years of having fun with twisties and playing dodgeball with the texters on my way to work for all that now though. I'm thinking post retirement age and hopefully I can still find a VW trike that won't be in a museum.
YOu know, actually I saw this video on the page and I thought, who would want to know that and to do so through a video? But then I remembered something.. True Story:
About 8 or 9 years ago the wife and I went on one of those toy runs ran by the Bandidos. Everyone that went got a nifty pin and you could get all the SYLB stickers you wanted. I got the little pin of the marine and the Christmas toys. I don't like stickers on my motorcycles and I definitely didn't want anything to do with them on it. Well my wife showed it to one of her internet friends and told her I got it from The Bandidos run. These people totally mis-understood the whole thing. They wanted to know what I did for the Bandidos to get the pin. As in run dope for them or some other crime. and the pin was a trophy. I don't know a thing about 1%ers. All they did was sponsor a toy run and I participated in it. just like five zillion other assorted riders did. But them only seeing motorcycles from a distance... I dunno a lot of people have weird notions like that. Must be the freon from being in the cage all the time. LOL I just got the pin as a souvenir from donating money for toys for tots and finding out that yes, there actually are worse riders than me out there. Lots of them!
If both of your legs work, even slowly, you're too young for a trike lol
Deranged Response you must be 90 before you own a trike! A good friend of mine is 88 and he just bought a brand new gold wing! There’s no such thing as too old just too lazy 😎
#1- DONT ASK
Exactly. They'll ask. Or they won't.
Yep. My friend had seen a club around quite frequently and had noticed one was a veteran, as are we. Struck up a small conversation about combat and bought him a beer. After seeing him again and again over the course of a few months they extended an invite to be a hang around. He's been a prospect for about 8 months now.
ROFL
Millenial 1%ers - Everyone gets a patch!
HAR HAR HAR! Send in three box tops from your Sugar Smacks and we'll send you a backpatch! --- Somehow I don't see that ending well... ;-)
Deranged Response LOL Epic sir!
And most of these clubs require 100% yes vote at church from all chapter members once you pass prospective and probationary status. One dissenting vote means a no go for you in that club. But in reality..if you make it to where that club is ready to vote on you...All full patched members know you and like you already. Its not a defined strict rigid process. Again....its a family type deal.
No your family isn't there.
U watch too much sons of anarchy that's not how prospecting and voting goes where the fuck u getting this info because from personal experience and first hand knowledge I can tell u that ur statement is false!
@@itchymoche plz stop lying to these kids brother I mean no disrespect but there is no place in the MC world for videos like this Much Love tho! OFFO
Hang around is for you to see if you want to join the MC. It's the Club to if you fit in with the Brotherhood. Prospect is for seeing if you have what it takes to be a Brother
I saw locally here there is a chapter of Outlaws MC I noticed (Belgium), really got my curiosity after I watched some series about outlaws, 1%ers lik my fav serie Sons of Anarchy :) however I think taht's a bit exaggerated over how it is irl.. But like Outlaws MC what would be the tasks or challenges a prospect gets? Is it often silly things like having to drink a lot of beer or so, or just doing tough tasks, or testing how tough you are in like taking a few hits or something? 😉😉 Just curious to know.
@@bekeneel prospects got lots of drugs, test them ole boys.
You mean they have to mule or deal or so?@@embracedeath8678
To much politics for me in the clubs. Seemed like all they ever did was ride to area meetings hosted by the Banditos, or ride to the club to have a meeting, or ride to a bar where a party was hosted by a club. I got a motorcycle to ride. To RIDE. I don't want a destination. I don't want a schedule. I don't want to be in a line, in my spot, doing someone elses speed. You might as well just rent a damn bus at that point. I ride for the freedom of riding, so why would I want to be in a MC with all the rules for everything I do? Seems people just get in the clubs these days so they have the bragging rights to say "I got a cut" and wear as much "Harley" gear as possible. Sorry, I don't get it...
Rick Clines you ain’t free. wake up
maddog yes he is freedom is to do what you want, when you want and how you want. Dose it come with some consequences yes but if you are willing to stand up for what you believe in till the end then you are free
maddog Yeah, actually he is free unlike you, who follows orders like all your fellow MC drones. LOL
Same sought of term I use "politics" clubs are to political seen it in car clubs and the local vintage bike club. I heard another local bloke say the same about the same vintage bike club recently "to political". I hate politics.
they all secretly want to run the group, but the reality is they are all broke-fuck idiots with no money and no way to get any money
My Father was in a club in early 80s on. He was always gone. Mom eventually walked away!! I heard his stories of travel, women and children in other states!!
You and your Father close now though ? Has he made up for lost time ? Sorry if my questions are too personal
I just had to do a double-take to see if my son was writing this.
@@BlackAdam2784 no he hasn't bothered. He is all alone now.
@@adaboy4z I'm sorry
@@BlackAdam2784 Its all good sometimes one parent removed you from a life of crime drugs etc..
Worst part I think about being in a 1% club is that when you get stopped by the cops for any reason and they find out you're a full patched member they automatically assume you are associated with gang activity and you do not want a RICO charge
You also look like a south park meme. Because you are.
Hells Angels Interview:
Interviewer: "Have you ever killed anyone?"
Interviewee: "No, but I'm a quick learner."
A guy buys his first Harley and next thing you know he gets curious about joining an MC. After a season or two of Son's of Anarchy and a pinch of the Laughing Devil's reality show and their balls swell up. If you need a tutorial on how to become a brother in a 1% MC you should stop at that and don't even think about joining a club again. Depending on the MC or chapter, etc. you will be greeted with anything from laughter to near death experience. 1% MC's are serious business. No, they aren't what you see on the Discovery channel. I would venture to say that alot of dudes are born and raised to be able to fit in. A bike doesn't make you a biker as much as a horse makes you a cowboy. If you are a person who stands out and can represent a club, follow the rules and would take a bullet for your brother than most times you will get introduced and invited. I was in a support MC for our territory's 1% MC. When the boss says ride, you ride. Nuff said. The media try to convince the masses that all bikers of all MC's are murderers, drug dealers, rapists and thieves. The push an incident involving one or two members and demonized the entire club. Why is it when a cop fucks that they do their best to maintain the integrity of the entire police department? 1% don't stand for that. It's fair it's good and it's about brotherhood and respect. I'm no longer with any club. I was offered to prospect a number of times for our 1% MC we supported. I told them that I couldn't do it and that I just didn't pack the gear to patch over. I've heard stories where people joined because they had no choice. In my case I was respected for being honest and for not having the fear to admit it. You only get what you give. Good luck out there newbies.
itchymoche I have seen so many guys and even women go in blind. I've even seen guys who were asked to prospect say no and then come around and request to start their own MC after the fact. The outcome wasn't pretty. Thank you for your reply. Come to think about it, guys that decide to leave buy themselves out. Pay the fee and get their bike back. Sounds easy, but your always going to be a part of the MC. I still wear a support patch as a civilian.
"When the boss says ride, you ride."
Fuck that. I never bought a bike so I could have someone tell me what, how, and when to do shit. A sheep that likes to drink too much and get in fights is still a sheep.
you know the FBI probably thought the same thing bout bloods and crips after they shut down the black panthers..good luck dissing gangs because your solo bravado makes you feel like they are pussies....your still outnumbered and outgunned if you say it publicly.
This bitch been watching too much Gangland on the History channel. My bike, my life. I ride when I want, with who I want, and where I want. I don’t need a chapter of “brothers” to stand beside me, and protect me. I’ll stand alone and face anyone in my way by myself, and for myself. Support groups are the biggest joke of them all!!!😂 bunch of poseurs and wanna be tough outlaws.
Do you have to let all the other guys piss on you before you can join?
I just commented on ur video about darker sides of Biker parties saying i just found ur channel. That was incorrect when i saw this video i remembered seeing ur channel quite a bit a year or 2 back. Glad i got brought back.
Happy to have you back!
The man speaks the truth. Your all in or your not. For most of you, your better off joining HOG. You can come and go as you please. You do not have that option in a club.
Itchymoche - I think it could be a lot of fun. What I had an issue with in watching one membership like video. The Mantra was to back your brother not matter right or wrong. I figured the affiliation was for mind slaves, as otherwise we are gifted with an understanding of what can be right and what can be wrong. If joining a club can add to who you are, then I see it could be even a good thing. But if it expect you to discard what moral compass you have, or what self respect you have left in life, in order to wear their colors, then how could it be a good thing for you.
But as far as riding in groups, well, if staggered, I would be glad to be last ion line -
DONT join an outlaw club! Couple of friends joined over the years. They welcome you with open arms, treat you and protect you like family but if you decide enough is enough and you want to leave the club even if you had a good reason to then thats when things will turn to shit. Whether you behaved yourself, showed a TONNE of respect thats when you realize that all this time you were just a walking asset. Threats and extortion etc, it all comes out of the bag. Please think twice.....
Hun your friends were pousey.
In addition some even make you sign contracts so once you're deceased, they take all you assets...So, imagine that. All your money and things for them not day your family.
Lol. You just confirmed your entire mc knowledge comes from TV
Lol the lies you tell stop watching Vice land
I have thought about joining a MC club but my family needs me even more , I respect what they do , and love to watch the Hells Angles ride tight and fast, it is awesome these guys know how to ride , and the best thing it's also a brother hood and the club , far as I know comes first in their lives for me I'm a family man with no time to spare , where do these guys find the time when I'm done work I am drained right out good work guys ;)
They commit all of their time to the club, forfeiting family and anything else. But "brotherhood" is a false loyalty in many clubs. There's a lot of dissension and back stabbing.
Itchymoche n Vee I grew up around biker clubs , the Paradise Riders patched in with the Hells Angles around my house there was no trouble with regards of having a club house close to my home . I have met some people who were hang arounds , they were also deep with in the bible , but very tough and a bit crazy , I kept my distance far as socializing with club members , but to see the pack ride was equal to an air show it's was loud and awesome the riding part is the best , far as brother hood I think it has to do with the cops playing their games to turn brother on brother it does not have to be that way , but now days you can't beat the cops and the strict laws ;)
@@kellybartok50 I'm interest live the 1%life with the brother
@@itchymoche Can I become a Outlaw if I'm real skinny and look 18 in the face? Is there any requirements on how you look?
Ive got an Ebay 80cc bicycle engine kit.. can I join?
Yes,fuck it i ll yoin your club any time :) 50ccers :)
I would re-title this not to be for an "outlaw" motorcycle club, but for any serious M/C. The outline you provide is a great example of just how serious being a member of a real M/C should be. Becoming a brother should be a long and arduous process, as should leaving. You can't "choose" family and when you join an M/C you're becoming family -- that includes all the benefits, the detriments as well as that strange uncle who drinks a bit too much. ;-)
How do I find outlaws to prospect? Where do they hang out at?
Be a free biker, without being told what to do. Ride with a friend and just have fun. I work to hard to have too join a MC to be told when to ride.
I know of a guy that went to the door of a 1%er club house and asked to hang around and is now a full patch member. Just goes to show sometimes doing something outta the box can work.
Strictly independent here..I knew enough members that are still in prison to know that ain’t nothing I care for
Think I'll stick with just going out for a nice ride when I like to. No interest is these type of Clubs. It almost sounds like belonging to a church but worse. It's basically a cult.
Years ago I was stealing tips off the bar at a local biker bar. I was gonna get 86ed so I ran back and hid amongst the biker club members.
So this one dude starts talking and bought me some more drinks, so I hang out for a wile. A little latter he asks me about prospecting. I said I didn't know shit about where to find any gold around these parts!
I was in a biker bar and one of them wanted to pick on me and tease me......I beat up the whole club and took the best looking girl with me when I left outta there before the ambulance came.....true story bro!😎
You forgot the bit about how you drove your semi and full load over every bike outside the bar.
He has to ride you first and not many guys were prepared to do that.
cool story bro...
suuuuuuuuuure
Thanks 4 the wisdom support your friends and community and Ride for the betterment of Humanity.
Just find some friends who also ride. You don't need to join a club...
I sure glad there are experts on the subject
I grew up around a certain 1% MC from age 3 on a few members where our babysitters beautiful people I can honestly say my sister and i were well looked after I grew up to ride but never once did it cross my mind to join because I grew up with them I saw all the things they would sacrifice for the club from family death and jail I love them but I also saw what it did to some of them and it killed me to see the men and women who cared for us go out in bad ways. much love and respect to skinny Pete, Darlene and Animal for always having our backs
i was patched at 13 when i joined the scouts,im 55 now and ride a yammy 660
Lol
I know quite a few bikers and they are the nicest people you could ever meet
If you want to join go knock on the door of the clubhouse on a Saturday night at 7pm.
Dumb questions but do they provide your vest if your a prospect or do the mc just provide your prospect patch? All so if it’s my first time in a biker bar what should I where?
Wear anything but club patches and you're fine.
@@itchymoche don’t got any so I’m ok. (Thank you)
Some of the nicest guys I've ever met. Respect
EXACTLY
I used to have a Schwinn Outlaw biker club as kids. Now a days I stick to ATV's. Ride on!
Why the tough names for biker clubs ? My club, THE BUTTERCUPS , will take on any club. Tattoos and fake Bros don't stop bullets.
How about Rug Munchers?
Worked in LE, ops support. Remember back long before there was social media, RUclips or anything else. You had a bike and you went to be a hangaround and that can continue until they want you to be a part. Once you become a prospect, you have to fill out a background and they do your background because they hire a PI to do it.
Club is instead freedom. I don't need anybody to tell me where, when and how to ride. Nobody's business but my own!
Clubs are for team players.
..another thing I'd add is if you're asking "what's in it for me?" your head ain't in the right place.
Advice is solid. In UK various chapters exist, however there not all thugs, but if you cross them like anyone then issues will be soon at your door step. Respect works both ways.
I would consider joining a club because I already know them. I already have a commitment and friendship with them. Why would you want to join a club where you don't know them? Clubs are supposed to be about the interpersonal bond first, not to wear a cool patch.
There's one club I know of that I would consider pursuing because of the legacy of the club. I tried to meet some of the guys. It just never "took" and I'm not chasing after someone like a jilted girlfriend. If it's not organic, I'm not forcing it. I really believe it's about relationship first. It seems some people look at clubs as soon as they get their bike.. like it's another accessory. _"I have a bike so the next thing I need to do to be a "real" biker is join a club. I wanna be one of those 1%ers!"_ Or because TV made it look cool to be someone they're not.
And, at the end of the day, I'm too rebellious and anti-social to join a motorcycle club. I question rules too easily. All of them. Now.. I'm not slighting anyone who wants the club life. More power to them. And I've had great interactions with club members. I have great respect for them. Not because they intimidate me but because they've been decent people and treated me very well. I'm just saying it's important to be honest with yourself about your reasons and who you are. (Most clubs seem to hold honesty in high regard.)
While I envy a lot of aspects of it, it's not for me.
Solid advice here. The bit about leaving a club is very true, even for prospects. A guy I know got as far as a prospect patch before deciding he did not want to join, they took his bike and he left the area.
The bit about leaving the club is a euphemism.
1% MCs are organized crime.
The rest is folklore.
HA Bandidos, Outlaws, Mongols, Pagans, Vagos...it's not about riding motorcycles.
It's mafia on wheels. You don't quit the mob easily.
Prospects or old members can quit all right if they are in good standing.
Full members ... not easy.
From what I’ve seen members come mostly from dysfunctional families and have a strong need for a new family and will protect it at any cost.
Sign ups this Saturday to join the Starbucks Warriors
But Scott aren't they at war with the Costco commandos
Never want to get between them 🤣🤣
But it's not like that here...yes of course biker clubbing or group riding is new for us...I actually ride solo...👍
This could apply to bankers as well, the real bandits.
When he said doen'nt instead of doesn't, it reminded me of Gemma Teller from Sons of Anarchy
why would you want someone telling how and where to ride 😂
Larz Man , that’s a very small part
Because it's a lifestyle. It's a brotherhood
its bullshite
@@chiefdogma brotherhood my arse till it all goes tits up and the blame stars
@@GSXRI300 If you've never served in the military or been in a MC you probably won't understand what I'm getting at.
Sounds like prison. No thanks
I was in a non 1% club for 10 years. I was a treasurer for half of that time. I'm retired from that club with my patch. It's a good activity if your in a well organized club that likes to ride. We had no mandatory anything. Your job and family always came first. Then a club function. I would never join a 1% club. I have seen a lot of shit in my days. I was always around bikers.
it is simply low-life and scummy, period
some people built to take it. im not but at least i know that shit.
The 1% clubs treat women like shit too, generally. Not a draw-card for well-adjusted guys.
Did you get paid for being in a non 1 percent club?
@@WizardsPath-if5oq Not in cash. WE had a lot of fun with some of the money we made. We gave a lot of it to our American Legion. I did end being one of the property owners. When the club completely retires the four of us sold the ball field that we owned because it fell to us. This was probably2 years after we lost a lot of members. that happened because a club I won't mention was an HA support club and the Pagans were trying to start a club in the area and they did not want the the Pagan's support club here. They didn't bother us here but they did not want the Barbarians here and they are close. We are rural about an hr from Pittsburgh, right across the river from WV and in the woods. Any way they showed at our sister clubs annual bash and they were like us but have been established since I was kid. Needless to say they caused a lot of trouble and there was a swarm of them. They bought out the closest hotel to us and even had tents pitched in the lot so we knew they might show up because my nephews wife worked the desk at the hotel. She called and told us they were there. Sure as shit they showed up.We contacted their President a couple weeks after that and told him how felt about and most of us were just any hunting and fishing club but we love to ride motorcycles. Harley in particular but any could get voted in no matter the bike. The wives made a lot of the guys quit. It scared the shit out of them and this when Sons of anarchy was on tv and that just made it worse with the wives.. We are still around and we still ride together. Just no longer a club.. thanks to a bunch of jack asses. That is how I feel about it. Nobody got hurt bad or anything but they scared the shit out of a lot of people. Wasn't cool of funny at all. We had a trunk of guns there but we didn't want to handle it that way if we did not have to. E d of story.
You were talking about the benefits of a full member? Can you explain, what those benefits could be? Financial?
Also what I was wondering, is a full member of let's say the Bandidos or the Hells Angels, able to fully live off the MC, from whatever Income they generate?
Or do you have a full time job as a source of income, while being a full member?
I was too busy using my bike to get somewhere I needed to be to just hang out with other bikers much, but I never really met another biker who wasn't cool.
IronheadOfScroteus Ya man, keep riding safe ✌
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Wow, this was fascinating.
Got a friend who is in a 1% club, since 1976,not saying names. He always said that if you’re meant to join, they will find you.
Wtf lmfao your statement is laughable! This isn't field of dreams remake! There's nothing spiritual about mc recruitment lol! If u don't find them they most certainly are not going out searching for prospects! Those are real facts from 1975 lol so my knowledge is older then urs lol
@@bizzybaez6757 I just took it mean that 'life happens like that' - if you're buddies with MC guys and of a similar vibe....
Anyone that has to ask "how do I join a 1% motorcycle club?", chances are, you will never be qualify to ever joining one. Simple answer is.....YOU DON'T! YOU GET ASK TO JOIN! Just have the right attitude and personality and extreme deep passion in and for motorcycles.
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Can I become a Outlaw if I'm real skinny and look 18 in the face? Is there any requirements on how you look? Where do I go to prospect?
You are not free if you join one. Plus family takes a back seat to the clubs priorities.
Cool instructional video. Much better than the previous one i watched on how to tie a shoelace
Jesus is the Lord and the eternal WINNER!
heinohattu You nailed it. Its the best body of believers to join and the true followers ride to the death. Its unlike any other brotherhood you can possibly join. God the Son began this club.
things I love about living in arizona is that I see biker clubs all the time it's so cool and when its all Harleys its even cooler one time I saw to clubs next to each other one Harleys the other club Indians it was so cool
In the world i live in a Prospect/Probate wouldn't be wearing a 1% diamond on his back with the centre patch, when you acquire the centre patch you're a full patch holder and not a Prospect/Probate and you fly a County, State, Country or Nomad bottom rocker. The Probationary rocker you show with a centre patch and 1% diamond @ 4:49 - well, that patch set is for a new Charter/Chapter of a very well known 1% MC and it's worn by the new Charter/Chapter whilst they are going through their Probationary period before they fly the bottom rocker of County, State, Country or Nomad, and if memory serves me right - that particular clubs Prospects have a top Prospect rocker and not a bottom one. H&R
You're very welcome Itchy H&R
Cheers Dibbs, I think the percentage's are no longer accurate/applicable. They may change again, very low percenters may be a broader better term, perhaps?
Jesus, with that amount of neurotic bullshit it sounds like the rules of some government organisation. I used to think biker gangs were about the LACK of rules!
I had no idea the rules were so strict and very orderly, that's some good info and i learned a ton. I can see why SOA pisses real bikers off. They would probably not like me much i want a Harley so bad but i have a 17 R6 lol.
lee cummings check his channel out before you comment about him. You sausage.
I fully understand what was said in the Video.I have read Books on the Hells Angels.If,I am correct
every MC has a Chapter,with Regulations and Rules.I have Respect for Motor Cycle Clubs.
if you are into drug/weapons smuggling and/or human trafficking - go ahead, join a 1% MC
Monsieur Longbow get that from Discovery channel did ya, honey?
Much respect to the the video
There’s only 1 Outlaw club.. Outlaws MC started in McCook Illinois in 1935.
OMG is a term LE started using and misrepresents all 1% clubs
The title of this blog should be can I join a 1% club.
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No thanks! I’ve been fascinated with the 81 since I was a kid I’ve always been a rebel but I know I’m not club material I can’t commit to much plus I don’t take orders very well so there you have it! Being a outlaw/ rebel comes in many shapes and forms choose your own path.
I would imagine it is a fine line between being an outlaw and somebody who is able to take orders. But it does work, so at some level they have to submit to another man's discipline even though they are "tough guys".
Joining a motorcycle club is to much like having a second job. No thanks
A second job you can't resign from without risking your life.
The time I spent in a 1% club in the late 80s/early 90s was the best time of my life. A young man's game though, now I ride Independent.
@@itchymoche Same, left in good standing.
"Biker culture"? That's a contradiction in terms isn't it? :)
I rode bikes local and x-country for about 40 years. One of the reasons I enjoyed it was that I was free to go where I wanted when I wanted, look the way I wanted, and, within certain limits, act the way I wanted. The idea of being in a club (outlaw or otherwise) and riding in a pack with a bunch of rules never did it for me -- if that's what I was looking for, I would have just thrown my shit in a minivan and headed off to SeaWorld.
I mean no offense to anyone -- I met an awful lot of bikers over the years, both club guys and solo, and almost all of them were cool, so I guess it's just a case of different strokes ...
just to make clear. like most 1% outlaw clubs we welcome new prospects, just write a nice short letter or even a greetings card telling us a little about yourself, likes. dislikes favourite colours etc, you get the picture, don't worry about being able to ride as we'll teach you. c'mon. don't be shy come up and say hello, what's the worst that can happen.
Yeah... Great tip. Ahem.
do u belong to a club? and if so which club if i may ask?
Very well presented.
Wild Hogs for life!
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He right on the money with that he is saying.
This is adorable !!! Bristol Pennsylvania
Nah.that's not what i want. I don't need some neanderthals telling me what to do.
Corrado Conrad you already do
I think it’s time you meet this cool little thing called “ the government “
Ah right if you enter in a outlaw mc and after you exit the government should quickly enter in your private life... if you have done bad things...
@@Federico19871000 "bad"? Is it not a subjective judgement? Government is Good? Good is told from outside? Or Good is something that one knows from inside? You think about it then you come back and we have a talk if you had been thinking with some awareness we may share a little bit...
I’m buying my first Harley this year, I’m close to guys in the Red Devils I could prospect with them if I want to but honestly I rather just ride alone and not have to do mandatory runs and stuff like that.
Some of what you say is true.. but some is speculation. neverless... good basic info for those that are curious
My dad used to go on bike rallies, my little brother used to wear minature colours lol.
If youre cut out for it you'll probably have no problem becoming associated with any kind of gang and that includes becoming a lawyer or a politician LOL
This whole outlaw biker club thing to me means nothing but trouble.
I pray for intersession for healing. been around this my whole life. when you feel ganged up on,you join a gang. Satan knows your fears and manipulates them. they ride in fear .not in freedom.
Joining a motorcycle club feels like a quest to do with side quest
Its pretty sad when a bunch of grown Men choose to leave their wife's and kids lives to be a part of that lifestyle.
How long does it take to get a Meth patch?