It’s a very long and involved story I have just spoken to one of the originals but need a bit more info before posting. The original is patched and a 1% Dr. American Jim Carrico was sent over to establish after a request from the original above was presented. It was his motivation in life. He’s now aged, doesn’t ride but still has his patch. Watch for further developments. I am his lady and his conduit.
@@mbownight215 I guess thats because of the racial make up of New Zealand, and also as the Australian clubs have found out, Maoris and particularly the Polynesian boys are built like tanks, and can be a real asset to have on your team when the shit hits the fan...
Further info: the original travelled to the states as a merchant seaman. He wrote to an address he found in a Hot Rod magazine of the time. On arrival he was messaged and met by a member who told the Original what he could and couldn’t do and told him to keep under the radar. The original complied and was allowed to ride with the chapter during his time in the states. He then travelled to the UK and Europe before returning to Auckland where Jim Carrico had arrived to set up the chapter. From there it’s history. The north shore mob was originally a group of rag tag young blokes that lived for their bikes. They used to line up outside 246 Queen St on a Saturday night and party hard other times. The Auckland Star did several stories about the group during this growth period and some of their story is available in the old editions held in the Auckland Museum. Of course as this is now knitted into the history of the growth of MC groups in NZ, the original is now one of few people left to tell this story. He knows there are a few others younger than he still riding or certainly wish they could. He is still patched and still a 1%. 😁 Hope this helps a little. Does anyone know what happened to Carrico? It isn’t known why he left NZ or his destination.
My homies got the Irish death head,they have a few,but the Celtic version one while over there. Awesome folks they are. Haven’t seen those guys in awhile.
I no for fact yrs they were artic angels there was 25 origonal members of the arctic angels on this subject arctic angels it was in the sixtys cauze new zealonds chaptor of hells sngels being the first out of the usa they were shut down and and patch over to new zealond k my friend john lawry has a photo of helld angels in the artic onthere harleys
Yes you are correct.....London in 69 but they aren't featured because the video is only on the Ten oldest, London was 14th I believe.....Thanks for your feedback
@@toptensviewerschoice5204 Thank you for correcting me. Very educational content. It's important people know this stuff. There is to much ' Shit' about clubs on the internet.👍
Didnt a couple of the real ones come over to London from the states to approve the charter? I'm sure they went to Chelsea Bridge with a guy on a pan head called Harley Pete. Wonder what happened to him. I was seventeen at the time. Used to go flat out across the Bridge at 2am on a Friday night. YEEEE HAAAA.
How old are they? I used to live around coburg and Brunswick right near the harley place on sydney rd we used to see them all the Time and tha was was about 30years ago
Would be great to hear from someone in the know, who knows exactly how and why Auckland was such an early chapter in the Hells Angels machine
Where are you guys at?
There a tough proud and honourable club
It’s a very long and involved story I have just spoken to one of the originals but need a bit more info before posting. The original is patched and a 1% Dr. American Jim Carrico was sent over to establish after a request from the original above was presented. It was his motivation in life. He’s now aged, doesn’t ride but still has his patch. Watch for further developments. I am his lady and his conduit.
@@mbownight215 I guess thats because of the racial make up of New Zealand, and also as the Australian clubs have found out, Maoris and particularly the Polynesian boys are built like tanks, and can be a real asset to have on your team when the shit hits the fan...
Further info: the original travelled to the states as a merchant seaman. He wrote to an address he found in a Hot Rod magazine of the time. On arrival he was messaged and met by a member who told the Original what he could and couldn’t do and told him to keep under the radar. The original complied and was allowed to ride with the chapter during his time in the states. He then travelled to the UK and Europe before returning to Auckland where Jim Carrico had arrived to set up the chapter. From there it’s history. The north shore mob was originally a group of rag tag young blokes that lived for their bikes. They used to line up outside 246 Queen St on a Saturday night and party hard other times. The Auckland Star did several stories about the group during this growth period and some of their story is available in the old editions held in the Auckland Museum. Of course as this is now knitted into the history of the growth of MC groups in NZ, the original is now one of few people left to tell this story. He knows there are a few others younger than he still riding or certainly wish they could. He is still patched and still a 1%. 😁 Hope this helps a little. Does anyone know what happened to Carrico? It isn’t known why he left NZ or his destination.
The first photo of the new Zealand chapter the guy on the left is Graeme Schmidt. My father. Rip dad. Schmidty.
My homies got the Irish death head,they have a few,but the Celtic version one while over there. Awesome folks they are. Haven’t seen those guys in awhile.
The old times were the best times. But for the future I wish the best 👍
NZ the first chapter outside of USA
First outside of California also
They granted the charter then forgot about NZ!! 😝🤣
@@toptensviewerschoice5204 I thought California in USA lol?
Sure was.
Auckland, North Shore
Auckland NZ aye didn't want the sun to go down on the patch
See Auckland museum for further details
What a beauty 😂😂I'm 🇨🇰🇨🇰from New Zealand having a few kingfisher miiittteeee🤙😂👍
Yes good Hells Angels
One of the first chapters in Europe was in Switzerland.
Auckland Allday
I no for fact yrs they were artic angels there was 25 origonal members of the arctic angels on this subject arctic angels it was in the sixtys cauze new zealonds chaptor of hells sngels being the first out of the usa they were shut down and and patch over to new zealond k my friend john lawry has a photo of helld angels in the artic onthere harleys
What is the background music in this video?
The sun never goes down on the 81 Nation !
Thanks:)
Sorry if I appear ignorant, but what about our English chapters, London , Wolvohampton, I thought the first charter was The London Chapter in 69 - 70?
Yes you are correct.....London in 69 but they aren't featured because the video is only on the Ten oldest, London was 14th I believe.....Thanks for your feedback
@@toptensviewerschoice5204 Thank you for correcting me. Very educational content.
It's important people know this stuff.
There is to much ' Shit' about clubs on the internet.👍
@@davidaston1644 all good, I learn just as much from all of your guys feedback. 👍
Read Buttons Making of a President.
Think u wud find first ha in uk was ha windsor
The very first hells angels were bomber command, a b 17 during the second world war, the original air combat crew, (hells angels)!
What about the Hells Angels of the AVG in China?
When, what conflict?
@@lenmaclean3815 flying tigers 3rd squadron American Volunteer Group in China.
@@lenmaclean3815 Ww2
Goes back to the First World War. Howard Hughes made a movie before the Second World War titled Hell’s Angels. Name has been around a long time.
Burgesses one of them
New Zealand Auckland
1st charter Outside USA
NZ SYL81
Wish I could be a member!!! World wide!!!!!
Hells angel sctualy means frarless pilot
81s👍🤘
That's my dream to be an HA .... that would be an honor .
London England 1969. 2nd charter outside the US….
It's strange how they spread....you would have thought they would have spread to Canada or Mexico first
@@toptensviewerschoice5204 I don't think they wanted Mexicans in the club in the early days.
Didnt a couple of the real ones come over to London from the states to approve the charter? I'm sure they went to Chelsea Bridge with a guy on a pan head called Harley Pete. Wonder what happened to him. I was seventeen at the time. Used to go flat out across the Bridge at 2am on a Friday night. YEEEE HAAAA.
@@jamesbeirne8567 yes something like that, at the invitation of George Harrison from the Beatles. Pete was buttons I believe…
New Zealand chapter in Auckland was the first chapter outside of the U.S in 1961!
THE NUMBER ONE CLUB ANYWHERE AFFA FOREVER THE BEST
Nz first chapter outside of California. Mighty mongrel mob fordeva
Being a old biker from Australia you left out Coburg in Melbourne
I didn't realise they were one of the ten oldest chapters??
How old are they? I used to live around coburg and Brunswick right near the harley place on sydney rd we used to see them all the Time and tha was was about 30years ago
@@southernsupplies if you're talking about Melbourne, their first chapter says 1975 on the Hells Angels website
@@toptensviewerschoice5204 yeah mate Melbourne
Ha ses la vie a la vie a la mort
What’s the name of this best song lol
It's called "connect the dots"
@@toptensviewerschoice5204 the instrumental in your background vid?
@@charlest4098 It's called - Connect the Dots by James Driscoll
@@toptensviewerschoice5204 thanks bud 🤙
kinky wee number aye...
Aukland new zealand was the first chapter out of the united states ok. But new zealand is the hardest patvh inthe world
It cool on earth, but hell not cool . Think for your self. Not for some pushing you around. Drink that cool aid. It hot hot . In hell
Thank you for the message and the support, it's appreciated
You well not believe. But God made you. Not Satan . Satan want to destroy what God made everyone.
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