MEN WHO RODE WITH A OUTLAW MOTORCYCLE CLUB
By EDWARD WINTERHALDER
Ed states this book captures a realistic snapshot of the outlaw biker lifestyle to preserve the culture accurately for generations to come. For nearly a decade, his interns conducted in-depth interviews of former and active members of outlaw motorcycle clubs, and in this resulting anthology of mini- biographies you’ll explore the life storied of real outlaw bikers who never back down and never back up; they are men of honor and respect, and their word is worth more than gold.
He goes on to say that there is no such thing as a stereotypical outlaw biker. There are common denominators, but each man’s ride on his journey through life is unique
I have been a friend of Ed’s since the ’70s and even consulted with him on a few of the more than 45 books he has written.
Being part of the Bandidos Motorcycle Club for many years gave him experience and connections to others involved in the lifestyle . He used that to not only write books but also produce television shows and documentaries.
This book is dedicated to the American outlaw bikers of the ’60s, ’70s, and ’80s that paved the road for all Harley riders in the world today.
He goes on with To my brother Robert Eugene Harris aka Rocky (front cover image), who was the first steel horse cowboy I ever knew
Table Of Contents
Bruce “Fuzz” Terreson
Patrick “Corkey” LeBrun
Richard “Dickie” Duncan
John “Rogue” Herlihy – by Jarrett Weber, a interview I did many years ago
Robert Crain
Bud “Troll” Morgan
Chester “Chet” Dobbins
Willian “Badge” Velasquez
Justin “Mooch” DeLoretto
Introduction
With Jacob B. Roberts and Ed Winterhalder explains about the clubs and how they evolved and included Everyone’s an outlaw, until it’s time to do outlaw shit.
Glossary
Gives some good information on what people’s positions are called and what they do
Appendix
What it takes to join a motorcycle club
Introduction
Club
Respect
Club Colors
Process
Participation
Levels of Commitment
Purpose Of Prospecting
Some Do’s And Don’t’s
Rogue Said:
I personally found the book a good read and I do believe that anyone who is interested in motorcycle history will enjoy this book.
You can find it through numerous book outlets including Amazon by ISBN 9798306998855
https://www.amazon.com/s?k=edward+winterhalder
Website
–Rogue
