Usually these one-percenter clubs don't let anything with their logos on it get out to the public, so how this guy was able to acquire all this stuff is rather mind-boggling. It also makes him a target too, and going through life constantly looking over your shoulder is no way to live.
He's explained on his IG page more than once that many of the items he's received are from old timers that felt their clubs had forgotten or had forsaken them.
He explains all of this in the video. Yes, he’s received death threats. And he mostly got the items from EX members who felt they earned the memorabilia and it wasn’t the clubs to have
@@IRoYaILTY That is all fine and nice, I grew up around the HA's and have seen first hand what they are capable of. I am not saying if it is right or wrong I am just stating fact.
@Your Name The true modern day Hell's Angels (soliders) have a shelf life just like milk...they may last a couple of months but in the end everything turns sour and the lucky ones just fade away...the corporate Hell's Angels just keep selling their bullshit made in China and racking up that paper...Drugs, sex slaves and lawlessness is just a cowards way of life, no morals, no values and hardly anything to aspire to. The originals were WW2 vets that got used to the adrenaline rush of facing death on a daily basis...men of war that were no longer fit for "polite society" and had no where to vent their PTSD...but those guys did not try to cripple the country they fought for by pimping out their buddies daughters or selling dope to kids.
The Motorcycle clubs should be greatfull that someone has saved pieces of Art and history for the world to see and appreciate and it hasn't ended up destroyed.
MC clubs are buried with their colors, choppers, and anything else they had club related. And if it don't go with them it's saved and put in the club houses or worn by other brothers!..
City I lived in years ago, had a Chapter across from where we lived. Everyone in the area knew it. Barricaded and fortified like Fort Knox with security cameras. Never once did we have cars vandalized, houses broken into or any trouble at all. Those guys kept to themselves and were always polite to all older people in the neighborhood when leaving their Clubhouse. They had a bad rep' nationally, but the folks who lived on the same street never had a bad word against them.
That's quite common. They don't want to attract any complaints from the neighbours or it will draw heat. I knew a guy from a gang I won't name. Helped him out just like I would any other neighbour. Even wandered into their clubhouse one day to give him posters for his lost dog. You have to keep them at arms length though. He's inside now, got busted for supplying meth.
Al Capone also had neighbors that minded their own business...as did the Mafia crime families of New York....just a bunch of loveable ole knuckleheads...just like the Crips and the Bloods of South central LA...just boys being boys...WTFE
I think the clubs should appreciate what he's doing. I think these objects belong in a museum and collection for all to see and appreciate. The designs and patchwork and zippos are incredible. I'm not in a club or no anyone who is- so to me seeing this stuff makes me appreciate what they've built as a club and it showcases them positively. Marketing is everything.
Why is HE collecting it? His Instagram page is very disrespectful to all this stuff. He’s also got another page full of crip and blood stuff. I hope they all find this creep.
Amazing collection. The clubs should be honored your collection is so well preserved and with back stories and the blessing of the items owner. This is a museum.
My grandfather was one of the original that created the them, out of World War II his club name was Pappy, I got to meet Homer when my grandfather passed. They were from San Bernardino. Thank you for sharing this it brought back memories.
I knew a kid who stole a couple rings from a hells angel member. The hell's angels told the kid to return the rings and they would let it go. He went to return the rings, and was found the next day, beaten to death on some local railroad tracks.
I've heard some interesting stories. One guy was being a loud mouth at a bar, claiming he was tight with the HA and bragging a lot. Someone made a call and he had a rough time by the end of the night. A friend of mine became an H.A. haven't heard from him in years
I dig your passion for history, brother. I'm the Historian for Wrightsville Borough, Pa. and my thing is the Civil War, but I love all history, good deed.
@@maxprime6452 Thompson wrote his book, which was a difficult thing to research, but if the HA clubs aren't collecting & saving the items floating around out there then it's good this collector is.
@@shirleywilliams5397 He knows. The HA history is every person's worst nightmare and then some, and the reasons for that have been well-documented. He has certainly received death threats. I don't know why he does not believe the HA organization would not make good on those threats.
@@maxprime6452 Thompson was a renowned liar.....He was called out time after time by the HA for the weird crap he would say............Among other writers he was envied for his talent for making shit up and finding a editor who would pay for it. If you are looking to read something entertaining, go for it. But if you think you are reading something you can believe, not a chance.....
@@gregdahlen4375 no, I plan on burying it with him at his grave on his birthday on the 4th next month. It took me alot to get this stuff out of the hands of my other family members. He told me lots of stories and that alone showed what they meant to him so I feel it's only right.
"Making the world aware" is the LAST thing organized crime wants. I mean everyone knows who they are, but the official word is always "we are legit, crime is for bad guys".
As a smoker myself I've never seen a lighter like this man shows. Such a genius idea. The spring-loaded roach clip is a total must. The whole video is very educational. I hope you all the best and be especially careful because these MC clubs don't screw around.
Followed this guy for quite some time. Really appreciate all of the work he has done and stories he has been able to share. Many straight from the mouth of those that lived it.
The Electric kool Aid Acid test mentions the Hells Angeles being invited to party at Ken Keyes spot in LaHonda. The book also mentions a HA member that became a Merry Prankster. It must be the same individual
I can see the importance of this collection! That Pan Head is a beautiful machine! And the art work speaks for itself and the zippos are just out of this world time and place!!
@David Davison you are full of urself aren't you! What has Harley Davidson done to you?? Or zippo lighters?? Are you one of those tight pants wearing liberals? And I know ur too young for Hitler to have done anything to you? Did a biker take the luv of ur life and he used a cool zippo lighter to light his cigarette? And was he wearing a German war patch of some kind?? I do hope one day you get over it!
I am a 73 year old Woman! I dated at one time the President of The Nam Vets motor cycle club. They and there Women were very good hearted human beings I had a career that kept me clean of everything which I would not have had it any other way. U could not be more wrong and u seem very angry and or hurt by my comments? Something hit a nerve! So u and Ur twisted way of thinking can go straight too hell u I'll mannered miserable waste of life!
@ David Davison. Sounds like your opinions of other people are based on fictional tv shows like Sons of Anarchy and Gangland. Here's a fact. You don't know squat.
Great collection. very impressive. My uncles had motorcycles ,one ran with patches, one was a lone wolf.They where bad ass veterans, 82nd airborne,not to be messed with. Can't wait to see them on the other side. 🇺🇸
Wow this is so cool. Bo has done a great job at collecting all the memorabilia and parts of history. Always been fascinated with outlaw biker clubs and specifically the US and Califronia ones
Last year after getting my license at 16, I took my first solo day-trip to Tahoe from the San Francisco Bay Area. I saw about 20 Hells Angels passing between cars as a group in the mountains, even saw one or two of them riding back solo later in the evening.
It's a sight one doesn't forget. The sound of those machines in unison is simply badass. Their formations are tight, inches away from each other...they ride as one. Total solidarity.
It is special and rare . Skateboarding back in the day involved being chased by the cops and was illegal where I come from . What is the story behind this board ?
I don't think the HA members care if he collects memorabilia. It would only turn into an issue if he started rocking it or using it in a disrespectful manner. Just a guess.
@@thebunkreport I’m a H.A member from Northern California . There’s more to him then just this video, where there’s conflict from other issues. That once again weren’t in this video. We will leave it at that.
Ahh San Bernardino. One of my favorite quotes: “there’s 3 billion people on the planet, and you’re gonna tell me you found your soulmate in San Bernardino???”
What an excellent collection IMO. I hope all has been documented and archived. Keep up the interesting work. Many Biker Clubs have been around for decades and I would think would like to documented in history with interesting memorabilia.
I'm Guy Castiglione's neighbor. I can look at his house from my front porch. President of El Cajon Chapter in Lakeside California. Passed 8/29/2020 R.I.P, our families are close. The club has always kept good care of everybody around here. I'm 50% Black so you can imagine the thoughts and troubles that go through my mind, but no. They're really good people and I support 81 all the way no matter the stigma you think they have.
My uncle was a police officer in LAPDa and later moved to Burbank PD for the later part of his career in retirement he currently has patches from hells angels on his garage, as well as mongols and other gang memorabilia. He says their memories of the people he met not all bad ppl
Nah, they're pretty much a joke nowadays. They dont let their members wear the patch anymore except for special outings because they're scared of being hassled. Nowadays it's a bunch of posers trying to be different and all the OGs are passing away or rolling in their graves. Also it most certainly is not a mixed race club in the south east. There are zero black Hells Angel's here and the only actual racists I've ever met were in the club here.
@@TheMuddman74 Yeah, did you call them a bunch of posers to their face? No of course not, that would be stupid. Why do that when you can just say it online anonymously and not get the shit kicked out of you?
Also please fact check me about most chapters not letting them wear the patch nowadays. Which one of yall knows one or more Angel's? If you did you would already know this. You dont.
A good friend that passed away few years ago once showed me a FBI (Wikipedia of sort) biker gang member encyclopedia from top to bottom. I new at first look that it was the real deal and was a priceless artifact then and this just reminded me . I’m guessing 1978 to 1982 only because as I ran the chapters I recognized two members ( not H/A ‘s) let’s just call them B charter and from a small town I grew up in . The interesting back story my friend was 10 yrs older and was in the SanBern area during this time and was an acquaintances that circle and gave me lots of story’s but most of all educated me on the do’s ( very few) and the big Don’t’s
Outstanding collection and respectful way of documentation and showcase. Generations of people have documented for history purposes all the way from displaying the Constitution to the battle of San Jacinto , World War II and so on and so forth. This man seems to have no ill will towards the HA only an historic living documentary. There will always be a certain aspect of the 1% that the public should not know about. Respectfully this is nothing more than a classic show piece of outlaw biker history. Just like visiting Tombstone or Jesse James's burial site the Alamo or Abraham Lincoln's birthplace & home we will always be a people of continuing history and knowledge. If he had an actual showroom that was open to the public I would definitely pay to go through it, see it, donate to it and respect it.
I hitchhiked and hopped trains across the country when I was 20, back in ‘08, and I came across the Hells Angels on a desolate stretch of highway in California one day. They all parked on a turnaround along the shoulder to take a break, or whatever, and I was standing right there. I had no idea they were still around and was kind of scared of them tbh, but they were all friendly and said hi and asked how long i’d been on the road.
He isn't flying those, He's displaying them. The clubs should be proud of it , he not disrespecting. Ought to create a pay museum to benefit all bikers.
@Pollywog how is that not logic? It’s a private club and this is their items and history and their friends shit that they have had custom made and know the stories behind. Why would they want some random ass nerd hoarding it away?
“Tough guys” who can’t handle Responsibility, Marriage, Family life, Discipline, Work 5 days a week, or having enough self restraint or character to walk away from an insult or disrespectful word. “Tough”? They are children, punks, little boys with loud bikes. A tough spirit will outshine a tough-looking jacket any day.
@@lifeandliberty0172 'Imagery' was the whole point......to blow your mind. I guess it worked. And I don't recall any rape or Nazi bullshit in Easy Rider......just a couple dudes livin in the wrong time in history tryin to stay away from a society full of people that want to judge.....or generalize.
@Lynette Smith-Shapiro So then what's the point of being in a biker gang? Just to sit around and comment on how they all have slightly different motorcycles? Read any biker mag from back in the day. Drugs ,rape, Nazi memorabilia. Or how about hay big shootout, where, in Texas? A few years back...that's current history......they glamorize criminal and predatory behavior, always have. Always have, family men or not. And if you don't, why even bother being one? It's a subculture for morons and sociopaths. At least the guys back in the day didn't have day jobs. Now you're just talking about a bunch of lame O's who play rebel on the weekend then go home to act semi normal. Haw!
I have an old card that says "you were helped by your local hells angels" that was given to my grandma when she had a flat tire and they stopped to fix it
I was born in the hospital across the street from the first Hells Angels clubhouse in San Bernardino. I remember the stories my dad would tell me about partying with some of the members back then. Nothing bad ever happened, he said they were some of the nicest people too
When i was a kid you used to see them in san jose at the original house of pizza that was on azurais and bird avenue. Always seemed like happy dudes who just wanted to talk to pretty women and drink pitchers of beer. Im remembering this as a small kid mid 80s so maybe im putting the gleem of nostalgia on it but i used to love going to that place for birthday parties. Now that whole neighborhood is gonna be bulldozed for some mini google campus police state. Sad to see the old houses go for a bunch of out of town engineers from india.
Yeah, the Hells Angels are one of the nicest groups of people you’ll ever meet. All that talk of murder, extortion, racketeering, drug trafficking, illegal arms sales, Drug manufacturing, robbery, Should never detract away from how nice they are.
Get all the film and negatives converted as soon as you can, celluloid becomes unstable and more flammable with age. great video and thanks for showing.
Wow very nice someone keeping the memory of bike clubs alive. I no they still are around but it's nice seeing what they started with. The zippo lighters part was awesome. The craftsmanship the jeweler/ artist had was second to none.... thanks for sharing. Knowledge is power
A few years ago , I found someone selling a box of Biker memorabilia , at work. I asked them where it came from and why they were selling it. They belonged to a member of the San Jac Chapter of the High Rollers MC. When I was a Kid I knew someone that had been a member of that Chapter, so I picked up the entire Box, and out of respect returned them, to the Chapter. That's Club property. I know this and I am not even a Biker. Good luck to you.
yeah its kinda funny this guy collects all this stuff and acts like he respects the culture and at the same time claims none of this stuff is the clubs property.... Thats like buying army issued guns from vets and saying "well they earned it , its not the governments anymore". Im sorry but I know for a fact some of the stuff sitting in that collection was bought and owned by a club not just one guy..
Some put their patches on either flannel, denim or leather. The patches are the only conformity quality, otherwise they wear whatever they want underneath that. Even all their helmets are personalized.
Been in the MC for over 30 years, I've always known not all of our property will stay within our custody, it's when you wear it that will get you into serious trouble. So yeah, many members who cut tail do choose to give away or sell. I'd advise quitting while you're ahead, there's a good reason why you have to live off the grid. Stay safe.
He is archiving these clubs and giving them history. The fact they are mad just shows ignorance on their part. I am sure the actual founders would be proud to be honored and remembered in a museum.
@@kingtt4724 he is not trying to represent or disrespect them. He is honoring and archiving them. Maybe they should work together with an understanding that some of the coveted gear is on loan to the museum.
You are absolutely correct. He realizes the cultural significance of these groups in modern American culture and is documenting it via a collection of material artifacts, same as a museum. The ones who don't grasp this are intentionally obtuse or just too stupid to understand the cultural significance of what he is doing.
That's hands down the best drug paraphernalia ever! All those Zippos were incredible but that multi tool Zippo was over the moon crazy awesome, damn I love it!!!
I get only members should have club gear but idk why any club would have a problem with this. Totally respectful and telling the story of the history of the club. History is important.
My daughter was kidnapped in front of my house. across the street lived the hells Angeles and they saw it going down.4 Angeles stopped the kid napping.the men in the 64 Chevy were beaten and broken arms and legs and when the cops showed up they deported them back to mexico.and wanted to prosecute the Angeles and I stopped that when I called the state of California district attorney a man I grew up with and was at my wedding.i will always back true Americans that stand up for the little guy they saved a life my little girl they have morals and most are veterans that fought for this country.forever grateful to the red and white and I bought them a keg of beer a 2 oz of the best weed at that time tiestick.and I still owe them.more. forever in your deat. San Francisco east bay thanks sonny b.
He’s off the radar because he’s dealt with clubs in some fashion. On some level he understands all this stuff under one roof could be seen and is seen as disrespectful to the various organizations it comes from. With that said this stuff needs to procured and protected because it’s eventually going to be an extremely big deal that it even exists the way things are going
@@redneckwithajeep5001 you are you completely wrong. It isn’t because of different clubs having stuff under one roof. It’s because all of that stuff belongs to the club. And him 100% not being a member he’s extremely ballsy possessing that stuff. Now, if it were just shirts or stickers that said “support your local red and white “ that would be different.
@@Sir_Vex_DestroyerOfSemenDemons Copywriting of logos is one thing.... but how ya going to bury someone with their scoot? Can also see legal shit fight if a copyright holder club tried to assert 'ownership' of an over an entire scoot or other logo marked item, especially if it has underlying monetary value to the legal heirs of deceased member.
@@ducatipaso1386 I’m confused at your reply. The club owns all those patches. So even if you are a patched in member, you do not own that patch. The club does. You can’t just have a bunch of death heads In your house if you aren’t a member
@@MrPlaidFace you aren’t understanding what I’m saying 2+2 ≠ green. My first reply to the original comment was about the reason he was in hiding. It wasn’t because he has different club property under one roof, it’s because he doesn’t own the shit he has, stay with me here, it is the CLUBS PROPERTY. As in, they own it. Again, if the stuff that he had in his possession was stuff that said “support your local red and white”, that’s one thing. You can go to any website as a normal person and buy support gear, stickers, shirts etc. but, as a non member you can’t just wear a death head around. IT HAS TO SAY SUPPORT ON IT, in order to wear it. He can respect the history all he wants to. He does not own the stuff! The club does, and him not being a member, the club (I’m talking HA in particular) takes that shit extremely serious. Again, you can be a fully patched member, and you still do not own the patch you wear. THE CLUB DOES, and they can take it from you whenever they want to!
Wow my hat's off to you bro that's an amazing collection maybe one day the club will realize how important and valuable this is and thank you for doing this you can tell how passionate you are just by your safe that you have the stuff in geez..
Cool collection. Good friends with a family who has roots in Oakland and are friends with several members of the club as well as a bunch of the merry pranksters.
Let’s be outsiders! Let’s join a gang and abide by their strict rules! Doesn’t really work that way. Being a true outsider would require going it alone.
@@jclaytoncabral5106 Well said sir. I've never understood why anyone would not want to follow society's laws & standards yet want to follow a sub culture's "laws", rules, "bylaws" that essentially mean nothing except to them🤨 The outcome of fighting society / the law is like the song I fought the law and the law won...
@@jclaytoncabral5106 Well yeah. But it seems to me that some MC's are like the Catholic church: A lot of rules loosely enforced. Some are like the Protestant churches: A few rules STRICTLY enforced. Even the US Marines don't have a LOT of rules STRICTLY enforced. It can't be done.
@@jameskillian9269 Exactly. When you go to a party at some of their clubhouses, you can't be armed and you have to leave the saddlebags on your motorcycle unlocked so they can freely go around and rifle through your personal belongings. There's nowhere else besides courtrooms and government buildings where you are subject to this treatment. No thanks
@@jclaytoncabral5106 To be devil's advocate, imagine if they had no rules. They'd have lasted a year or two, tops. It's paradoxical but they consented to those rules. And anyone who doesn't like it can start their own club.
Thats not really the point. Outlaw clubs are like microcosms of nations at large. Each club is it's own nation with rules and code of ethics etc. The point is to be seperate from mainstream society (rejecting it) by choosing your own rules in which to live by. Sort of like how pirate ships back in the golden age of piracy often functioned like miniature democracies at sea.
@@orphanoforbit7588 Most folks don't "get" clubs. They have no idea what their earned colors mean to them. By no means should he or anyone else not in the club possess club property.
Amazing collection, even has skateboard deck from Real that they had to stop making and I think they were told not nicely to either destroy them or hand them over the to the HA.
My dad rode with the Hells Angels back in the day. He wasn’t a member he just had friends in the group. He wasn’t in any biker gangs. Anyway, my mom lived in a trailer park when I was small and daddy would stay over at times they would all be drinking and playing cards etc. there was always motorcycles at our house. I guess my dad pissed off some bikers and they come through the park and shot up moms trailer luckily none of us got hit. But that trailer still sits there to this day and the bullet holes still in it. Grandpa tried filling them in but you can still see them. I’m 54 now and I was probably 3-4 years old then. The memories of dad and his biker buddies such great memories. Other than shooting up the trailer 😂
Funny Story: When I was 6-7 years old, I got it in my young mind that literally any person that i saw riding down the road who happened to be on a motorcycle was automatically a “Hells Angel” (I had absolutely no clue what that meant 😂😂😂) My parents said I’d scream it out on car rides, and anytime I saw bikes go by, but had to sit me down finally when my elementary school teacher called home saying I was telling everyone my “uncle was a “Hells Angel” Worst part was I didn’t even have an uncle that owned a bike 😂 that was 30 years ago
Dropping names is not something you should be doing when conversing with a club member...very frowned upon by all clubs! It will get you an a$$ whipping if you drop the wrong one...or worse...
The Hell's Angels took me in when I was 16 years old and let me bring my friends from school over to get high. I lived with them for about 3 years before it fell apart. This was up near Pittsburgh, Pa. I did a lot of bad things for them, blew stuff up, burnt down medical offices and other places but they didn't pay me much cause I was a girl and when I complained, he beat me up. It didn't end too well when it was all over. Geronimo, the head, had a diamond in his eye. He was blind in it before I ever met him. I hate them so I sought revenge without the law, and won. Not bad for a young naive white girl whose back was against the wall. When your backs against the wall, only then, will you know what you gotta do. I could write a book but don't have time for that so it's lost in history forever. But I will always know I WAS THE ONE WHO GOT AWAY.
Thanks for your story Saila!.....You SHOULD write a book. You truly cant say you havent any TIME? Set aside 30 mins to an hour a day perhaps? -Lay out an outline & A>to>Z progression/chapter headings on index cards.... MAKE the time girl!!! ~Be Well.....
@@creightonleerose582 - Thank you so much...:) I really don't have the time right now. I work and attend college online. In the end, I was taken in by a husband/wife high school teachers and lived in their luxurious basement. I received my GED and they made me the person I am today. I will never forget them in a good way. The same thing goes for the HA but in a bad way. Who knows, maybe one day though..... :)
@@sailasimone6175 Good to hear Saila, they arent the club they were in the 1960's. The 60's HA Frisco chapter stood out among the rest, as they had a VERY interesting crew & personalities. They OFTEN brawled with the Oakland Chapter, so much so, it took outside intervention to cool things down, as they just didnt mix.... -Glad to hear your doin well & you do sound quite B>U>S>Y..... -Jus keep the possibility of future creative work in mind- Grab a notebook dedicated to the idea. Jot down a few things when @work & having a break-Thinking is FREE right, get it while you CAN!-(Theyll find a way to tax us for such shortly;)-, Im certain you can multi-task as well correct?" -Book criteria is best when relatively fresh as to memory , names, places, dates, ect>>>But the real insights come with reflection & TIME...;) -Check out author, (Bandito MC )-Edward Winterhalders excellent book "Out In Bad Standing" as a reference perhaps....-About working so hard, for many years, only to get chewed up & spit out in the end.... Keep on learning!
@@johanamichelle4958 I get that, but I don't think he's messing with them. If anything, I think he's honoring them by establishing a history of the clubs.
@@Urapnes75 the people in that organization don't buy these things they are earned. They take these things to the grave with them it belongs to members only not you or anyone else. I hope you now understand. If you belong to a group it's for life.
That's some very nice engineering and fabrication on those ZIPPOs.
400 hours. It should tell jokes
@@DBizzie24 it will once you’re high lol 😂
no its bad engineering ,,you burn your thumb!!! needs to turn ..
Someone needs to make those
@@richardhayward9483 bruh its not a bic, you dont have to keep your thumb there
Usually these one-percenter clubs don't let anything with their logos on it get out to the public, so how this guy was able to acquire all this stuff is rather mind-boggling. It also makes him a target too, and going through life constantly looking over your shoulder is no way to live.
@Nate Upson Even if it can get you killed?
He's explained on his IG page more than once that many of the items he's received are from old timers that felt their clubs had forgotten or had forsaken them.
@@seabasssimpson4547 He is still playing with fire.
He explains all of this in the video. Yes, he’s received death threats. And he mostly got the items from EX members who felt they earned the memorabilia and it wasn’t the clubs to have
@@IRoYaILTY That is all fine and nice, I grew up around the HA's and have seen first hand what they are capable of. I am not saying if it is right or wrong I am just stating fact.
This guy has more Hells Angel Memorabilia then Hells Angels do.
... And that tells some kind of truth.
He doesn't but ok
I doubt that.
@Your Name The true modern day Hell's Angels (soliders) have a shelf life just like milk...they may last a couple of months but in the end everything turns sour and the lucky ones just fade away...the corporate Hell's Angels just keep selling their bullshit made in China and racking up that paper...Drugs, sex slaves and lawlessness is just a cowards way of life, no morals, no values and hardly anything to aspire to. The originals were WW2 vets that got used to the adrenaline rush of facing death on a daily basis...men of war that were no longer fit for "polite society" and had no where to vent their PTSD...but those guys did not try to cripple the country they fought for by pimping out their buddies daughters or selling dope to kids.
@Your Name he likely has far more rare memorabilia than any club...
The Motorcycle clubs should be greatfull that someone has saved pieces of Art and history for the world to see and appreciate and it hasn't ended up destroyed.
MC clubs are buried with their colors, choppers, and anything else they had club related. And if it don't go with them it's saved and put in the club houses or worn by other brothers!..
That's mc property
@@daleestep9518 But great that the public has the opportunity to see it. The clubs won't let outsiders see this history.
@@daleestep9518 Apparently not.
@@sparkplug2646 Yeah when they aren't ratting each other out to loosen their sentences. "Brotherhood" is BS
Very impressive collection. The Zippo lighters are amazing. Some beautiful work and real craftsmanship has gone into them.
This collection is by far one of the most impressive and interesting I’ve seen.
City I lived in years ago, had a Chapter across from where we lived. Everyone in the area knew it. Barricaded and fortified like Fort Knox with security cameras. Never once did we have cars vandalized, houses broken into or any trouble at all. Those guys kept to themselves and were always polite to all older people in the neighborhood when leaving their Clubhouse. They had a bad rep' nationally, but the folks who lived on the same street never had a bad word against them.
Did you know they were the crowd control for the first Woodstock?
@@thehobo-tographer7652 Nope, Didn't know that.
There’s a clubhouse in my neighborhood too. We notice something odd.. seems like it’s could be an underground gay night club too.
That's quite common. They don't want to attract any complaints from the neighbours or it will draw heat. I knew a guy from a gang I won't name. Helped him out just like I would any other neighbour. Even wandered into their clubhouse one day to give him posters for his lost dog. You have to keep them at arms length though. He's inside now, got busted for supplying meth.
Al Capone also had neighbors that minded their own business...as did the Mafia crime families of New York....just a bunch of loveable ole knuckleheads...just like the Crips and the Bloods of South central LA...just boys being boys...WTFE
That zippo is bad ass.
✔️💯
Am I getting high on the lighter fumes or weed ?
@@TURDFerguson424 Back then the weed needed all the help it could get
@@jackedkerouac4414 hha
@@TURDFerguson424 Yes.
I think the clubs should appreciate what he's doing. I think these objects belong in a museum and collection for all to see and appreciate. The designs and patchwork and zippos are incredible. I'm not in a club or no anyone who is- so to me seeing this stuff makes me appreciate what they've built as a club and it showcases them positively. Marketing is everything.
Why is HE collecting it? His Instagram page is very disrespectful to all this stuff. He’s also got another page full of crip and blood stuff. I hope they all find this creep.
@@demonhd8437 bro cause its still history who gives af
@@cykablyat114 uh the clubs he’s disrespecting lol duh
No… the history belongs to the club
@@demonhd8437 whoever said that they deserve respect? What have they done to deserve it?
Amazing collection. The clubs should be honored your collection is so well preserved and with back stories and the blessing of the items owner. This is a museum.
Why should they be honored? They're murderers.
thief
That lighter is some spec op shit
My grandfather was one of the original that created the them, out of World War II his club name was Pappy, I got to meet Homer when my grandfather passed. They were from San Bernardino. Thank you for sharing this it brought back memories.
Familiar names and stories 🤘
Very impressive. At least he is respectful and preserving the collection.
It's a piece of history.
he doesnt have to hide because he is respectful, he is just a rich bully who hides behind cops.
@SidewaysBurnouts what do you mean?
I knew a kid who stole a couple rings from a hells angel member. The hell's angels told the kid to return the rings and they would let it go. He went to return the rings, and was found the next day, beaten to death on some local railroad tracks.
Are you saying the Hell's Angels are liars?
@@OMGWTFLOLSMH No I'm saying they killed a kid I know
@@OMGWTFLOLSMH meth addicts usually are lol
What a bunch of swell guys 🙄
I've heard some interesting stories. One guy was being a loud mouth at a bar, claiming he was tight with the HA and bragging a lot. Someone made a call and he had a rough time by the end of the night. A friend of mine became an H.A. haven't heard from him in years
I dig your passion for history, brother. I'm the Historian for Wrightsville Borough, Pa. and my thing is the Civil War, but I love all history, good deed.
Someone needs to document the lifestyle for what it was
It’s changed since then is a timeless statement
Hunter S. Thompson did.
@@maxprime6452 Thompson wrote his book, which was a difficult thing to research, but if the HA clubs aren't collecting & saving the items floating around out there then it's good this collector is.
It hasn't changed. He is not a Hells Angel and is frightened of them. He doesnt know what the club is like.
@@shirleywilliams5397 He knows. The HA history is every person's worst nightmare and then some, and the reasons for that have been well-documented. He has certainly received death threats. I don't know why he does not believe the HA organization would not make good on those threats.
@@maxprime6452
Thompson was a renowned liar.....He was called out time after time by the HA for the weird crap he would say............Among other writers he was envied for his talent for making shit up and finding a editor who would pay for it.
If you are looking to read something entertaining, go for it. But if you think you are reading something you can believe, not a chance.....
I have a good bit of this from when my dad died, they came through my town to ride after his passing. Much love brothers
maybe you should let the guy in the vid see what you have?
@@gregdahlen4375 no, I plan on burying it with him at his grave on his birthday on the 4th next month. It took me alot to get this stuff out of the hands of my other family members. He told me lots of stories and that alone showed what they meant to him so I feel it's only right.
@@greatpirateroberts1669 your going to dig it up?
@@rubberneck9680 well he is a dread pirate
They should be happy this guy is preserving their heritage and making the world aware of the honor and amazing artwork.
"Making the world aware" is the LAST thing organized crime wants. I mean everyone knows who they are, but the official word is always "we are legit, crime is for bad guys".
What amazing work? Selling meth to kids
@@kittycatcat6962 “artwork” there pussycat. Artwork. Take it easy.
Wrong
As a smoker myself I've never seen a lighter like this man shows. Such a genius idea. The spring-loaded roach clip is a total must. The whole video is very educational. I hope you all the best and be especially careful because these MC clubs don't screw around.
Followed this guy for quite some time. Really appreciate all of the work he has done and stories he has been able to share. Many straight from the mouth of those that lived it.
The Merry Prankster tie-in on the HA patch is definitely one of a kind. That Zippo is bad-ass, too.
pig pen from the Grateful Dead ....
The Electric kool Aid Acid test mentions the Hells Angeles being invited to party at Ken Keyes spot in LaHonda. The book also mentions a HA member that became a Merry Prankster. It must be the same individual
I can see the importance of this collection! That Pan Head is a beautiful machine! And the art work speaks for itself and the zippos are just out of this world time and place!!
@David Davison you are full of urself aren't you! What has Harley Davidson done to you?? Or zippo lighters?? Are you one of those tight pants wearing liberals? And I know ur too young for Hitler to have done anything to you? Did a biker take the luv of ur life and he used a cool zippo lighter to light his cigarette? And was he wearing a German war patch of some kind?? I do hope one day you get over it!
I am a 73 year old Woman! I dated at one time the President of The Nam Vets motor cycle club. They and there Women were very good hearted human beings I had a career that kept me clean of everything which I would not have had it any other way. U could not be more wrong and u seem very angry and or hurt by my comments? Something hit a nerve! So u and Ur twisted way of thinking can go straight too hell u I'll mannered miserable waste of life!
@ David Davison. Sounds like your opinions of other people are based on fictional tv shows like Sons of Anarchy and Gangland. Here's a fact. You don't know squat.
@David Davison hah! Gramma schooled you, girlfriend!
U know where to get the lighter with a pipe?
Great collection. very impressive. My uncles had motorcycles ,one ran with patches, one was a lone wolf.They where bad ass veterans, 82nd airborne,not to be messed with. Can't wait to see them on the other side. 🇺🇸
0:06 😂 Whoever edited in the bubbling sound in the background is the 🐐
Wow this is so cool. Bo has done a great job at collecting all the memorabilia and parts of history. Always been fascinated with outlaw biker clubs and specifically the US and Califronia ones
Last year after getting my license at 16, I took my first solo day-trip to Tahoe from the San Francisco Bay Area. I saw about 20 Hells Angels passing between cars as a group in the mountains, even saw one or two of them riding back solo later in the evening.
What are you riding?
@@theodorebennett7938 I was riding in a Chevy Cruze.
Daniil Oxyuk lol beautiful answer
It's a sight one doesn't forget. The sound of those machines in unison is simply badass. Their formations are tight, inches away from each other...they ride as one. Total solidarity.
@@chicoshovelhead one goes down they all go down 👊🏿
that zippo is one of the coolest things ive ever seen
That skateboard is a really rare and special item and the story behind it is pretty incredible.
It is special and rare . Skateboarding back in the day involved being chased by the cops and was illegal where I come from . What is the story behind this board ?
What a fascinating collection. We need an Outlaw museum.
100%
SYLO
Sounds awesome but you’d have shooting, looting and violence from opposing sets. Lol
If your getting Everything sent to you’re
PO Box, and living off the Grid. You are DEFINITELY, Scared for your life buddy.
I don't think the HA members care if he collects memorabilia. It would only turn into an issue if he started rocking it or using it in a disrespectful manner. Just a guess.
@@thebunkreport I’m a H.A member from Northern California . There’s more to him then just this video, where there’s conflict from other issues. That once again weren’t in this video. We will leave it at that.
@@norcalkid3664 Oh Ok. Gotcha. Wasn't aware of all that.
Lmaooooo 😂 💀 my exact thought..
How are y'all allowing a *NERD* to have such precious items that rightfully belong to y'all tho 🤔🤷♂️??
Amazing collection! The lighter was definitely the coolest part of the display.
Ahh San Bernardino. One of my favorite quotes: “there’s 3 billion people on the planet, and you’re gonna tell me you found your soulmate in San Bernardino???”
3 billion on the planet? Must be a quote from the civil war, lol. Just yankin your chain, that's a funny quote, I assume from a movie?
What an excellent collection IMO. I hope all has been documented and archived. Keep up the interesting work. Many Biker Clubs have been around for decades and I would think would like to documented in history with interesting memorabilia.
I'm Guy Castiglione's neighbor. I can look at his house from my front porch. President of El Cajon Chapter in Lakeside California. Passed 8/29/2020 R.I.P, our families are close. The club has always kept good care of everybody around here. I'm 50% Black so you can imagine the thoughts and troubles that go through my mind, but no. They're really good people and I support 81 all the way no matter the stigma you think they have.
Glad someone has the time and energy to document this stuff!!
a Sunday ride
Never thought I'd see anything like that. Well done my Man! That is a Very important collection. ♥️🤟👊🏼🙊🙉🙈
I want one of those zippos for research purposes
:-) I hear ya.
Imma use it to smoke my weed
Of course" multi purpose tool" 🤔wink wink back then that was so many felonies
Ebay
As long as an angel don’t catch you with. You’re have some fast talking to do
He's treating everything with the highest respect.
My uncle was a police officer in LAPDa and later moved to Burbank PD for the later part of his career in retirement he currently has patches from hells angels on his garage, as well as mongols and other gang memorabilia. He says their memories of the people he met not all bad ppl
How can I talk to him?
Daniel!! Outlaw archives wants to know something 👋... hello!! Could be money involved
That is the craziest collection I've ever seen. That guy has to be paranoid all the damn time tho.
Nah, they're pretty much a joke nowadays. They dont let their members wear the patch anymore except for special outings because they're scared of being hassled. Nowadays it's a bunch of posers trying to be different and all the OGs are passing away or rolling in their graves. Also it most certainly is not a mixed race club in the south east. There are zero black Hells Angel's here and the only actual racists I've ever met were in the club here.
@@TheMuddman74 Yeah, did you call them a bunch of posers to their face? No of course not, that would be stupid. Why do that when you can just say it online anonymously and not get the shit kicked out of you?
@Cort C 🤣🤣 u have no idea internet tough guy talking shit to a person you think is weak. What does that make you? SMH
Also please fact check me about most chapters not letting them wear the patch nowadays. Which one of yall knows one or more Angel's? If you did you would already know this. You dont.
@@TheMuddman74 they still ride with patches they with banditos now too they hand out memorial stuff to old folks and veteran's at nursen homes too
This is probably the most unique collection of American culture.
what about the Henry Ford Living Museum?
Motorcycle culture
Gives dragonman a run for his money
Organized crime memorabilia
@@lorax1986 wait, he's not even close to the level dragoman is on... lets not get to hasty.
A good friend that passed away few years ago once showed me a FBI (Wikipedia of sort) biker gang member encyclopedia from top to bottom. I new at first look that it was the real deal and was a priceless artifact then and this just reminded me . I’m guessing 1978 to 1982 only because as I ran the chapters I recognized two members ( not H/A ‘s) let’s just call them B charter and from a small town I grew up in .
The interesting back story my friend was 10 yrs older and was in the SanBern area during this time and was an acquaintances that circle and gave me lots of story’s but most of all educated me on the do’s ( very few) and the big Don’t’s
Well that was a video that could have easily lasted at least two or more (much more) hours.
Outstanding collection
and respectful way of documentation and showcase.
Generations of people have documented for history purposes all the way from displaying the Constitution to the battle of San Jacinto , World War II and so on and so forth.
This man seems to have no ill will towards the HA only an historic living documentary.
There will always be a certain aspect of the 1% that the public should not know about. Respectfully this is nothing more than a classic show piece of outlaw biker history.
Just like visiting Tombstone or Jesse James's burial site the Alamo or Abraham Lincoln's birthplace & home we will always be a people of continuing history and knowledge.
If he had an actual showroom that was open to the public I would definitely pay to go through it, see it, donate to it and respect it.
Dude really had to call his place RICO of all things
haha... right? I suppose RICO's last name is STATUTE
81 Beat Rico once already
@@elephantsmemory3142 more than once.
Not a good name
Honestly, the engineering on that zippo is insane considering it's handmade.
Lengthy prison terms have a way of making a man do crazy things, many of which can be useful as is in the case of that lighter
I need an hour long episode.
Yep post it all up on TH-cam so the MC can see all the stuff you have. People's want to show off now a days is amazing.
I hitchhiked and hopped trains across the country when I was 20, back in ‘08, and I came across the Hells Angels on a desolate stretch of highway in California one day. They all parked on a turnaround along the shoulder to take a break, or whatever, and I was standing right there. I had no idea they were still around and was kind of scared of them tbh, but they were all friendly and said hi and asked how long i’d been on the road.
He isn't flying those, He's displaying them. The clubs should be proud of it , he not disrespecting. Ought to create a pay museum to benefit all bikers.
@Pollywog how is that not logic? It’s a private club and this is their items and history and their friends shit that they have had custom made and know the stories behind. Why would they want some random ass nerd hoarding it away?
@@PlutoTheGod You make a good point man. I guess if it's there they can decide if they want it displayed. Neat shit though!
No, it’s club property
@@dannyb20vtec28you should go take it back
“Tough guys” who can’t handle Responsibility, Marriage, Family life, Discipline, Work 5 days a week, or having enough self restraint or character to walk away from an insult or disrespectful word. “Tough”? They are children, punks, little boys with loud bikes. A tough spirit will outshine a tough-looking jacket any day.
Well ok there pops. You sound like you may have been punked out by one of these clubs. It’s ok your counselor will help you get better.
Yeah, just look at any Easy Riders or other mag from the "glory days". Rape, murder, drug dealing, and Nazi imagery. What a great bunch of guys.
@@lifeandliberty0172 'Imagery' was the whole point......to blow your mind. I guess it worked. And I don't recall any rape or Nazi bullshit in Easy Rider......just a couple dudes livin in the wrong time in history tryin to stay away from a society full of people that want to judge.....or generalize.
Josey Wailer he's talking about the mag not the movie
@Lynette Smith-Shapiro So then what's the point of being in a biker gang? Just to sit around and comment on how they all have slightly different motorcycles? Read any biker mag from back in the day. Drugs ,rape, Nazi memorabilia. Or how about hay big shootout, where, in Texas? A few years back...that's current history......they glamorize criminal and predatory behavior, always have. Always have, family men or not. And if you don't, why even bother being one? It's a subculture for morons and sociopaths. At least the guys back in the day didn't have day jobs. Now you're just talking about a bunch of lame O's who play rebel on the weekend then
go home to act semi normal. Haw!
This collection needs a museum to house it. Ps. Those Zippos look like they've held up in time better than the new ones mass produced.
No it all needs to go back to the club
I have an old card that says "you were helped by your local hells angels" that was given to my grandma when she had a flat tire and they stopped to fix it
Awesome collection! Glad i found this guy!👍🏻👍🏻🇺🇸 RIP Sonny!
I was born in the hospital across the street from the first Hells Angels clubhouse in San Bernardino. I remember the stories my dad would tell me about partying with some of the members back then. Nothing bad ever happened, he said they were some of the nicest people too
When i was a kid you used to see them in san jose at the original house of pizza that was on azurais and bird avenue. Always seemed like happy dudes who just wanted to talk to pretty women and drink pitchers of beer. Im remembering this as a small kid mid 80s so maybe im putting the gleem of nostalgia on it but i used to love going to that place for birthday parties. Now that whole neighborhood is gonna be bulldozed for some mini google campus police state. Sad to see the old houses go for a bunch of out of town engineers from india.
Yeah, the Hells Angels are one of the nicest groups of people you’ll ever meet. All that talk of murder, extortion, racketeering, drug trafficking, illegal arms sales, Drug manufacturing, robbery, Should never detract away from how nice they are.
Historically speaking, this is a tribute to the motorcycle clubs history. Trying to shut him down is so odd. Very cool in a weird way.
@cloverleafsippa713 they don't want a museum
@@jamesporter6288 who cares. It's what I want that matters to me. Just saying...
I live by San Bernardino.. any man or woman that lives there deserves heaven in the after life.
Truth...
add Fontana to that.
@@colt45peacemaker I'm from Fontana...born and raised ✌
Joshua tree for me
@@GiaMarie909 I'm from Yucaipa originally. Great place in the 70's and early 80's. Now, not so much.
Its good to see you preserving these prizes...and have the ball's to do so..keep it up and watch your back....
Get all the film and negatives converted as soon as you can, celluloid becomes unstable and more flammable with age. great video and thanks for showing.
Wow very nice someone keeping the memory of bike clubs alive. I no they still are around but it's nice seeing what they started with. The zippo lighters part was awesome. The craftsmanship the jeweler/ artist had was second to none.... thanks for sharing. Knowledge is power
A few years ago , I found someone selling a box of Biker memorabilia , at work. I asked them where it came from and why they were selling it. They belonged to a member of the San Jac Chapter of the High Rollers MC. When I was a Kid I knew someone that had been a member of that Chapter, so I picked up the entire Box, and out of respect returned them, to the Chapter. That's Club property. I know this and I am not even a Biker. Good luck to you.
yeah its kinda funny this guy collects all this stuff and acts like he respects the culture and at the same time claims none of this stuff is the clubs property.... Thats like buying army issued guns from vets and saying "well they earned it , its not the governments anymore".
Im sorry but I know for a fact some of the stuff sitting in that collection was bought and owned by a club not just one guy..
this is really interesting, wish they showed more of it. to me, it would be cool to actually have this as a part of museum.
I love how outlaws don't conform by all wearing the exact same clothes. So rad!
Some put their patches on either flannel, denim or leather. The patches are the only conformity quality, otherwise they wear whatever they want underneath that. Even all their helmets are personalized.
@@Rahab111222 But they all wear flannel, leather or denim. Like a uniform.
It is pretty ridiculous how many here that seem to look up to a bunch of aging men trying their hardest to come off as hardasses.
My family from early 1970 has been a part of people who keep my family safe I am from Nova Scotia Canada my family I love and miss
As a former member of an outlaw motorcycle club, I can say this man definitely knows his stuff. I left the Clublife in. 04.
Been in the MC for over 30 years, I've always known not all of our property will stay within our custody, it's when you wear it that will get you into serious trouble. So yeah, many members who cut tail do choose to give away or sell. I'd advise quitting while you're ahead, there's a good reason why you have to live off the grid. Stay safe.
He is archiving these clubs and giving them history. The fact they are mad just shows ignorance on their part. I am sure the actual founders would be proud to be honored and remembered in a museum.
Noo its that non members shouldn't have their property that people died or is currently in prison for.
Remember 81 Gives what they Get!
@@kingtt4724 he is not trying to represent or disrespect them. He is honoring and archiving them. Maybe they should work together with an understanding that some of the coveted gear is on loan to the museum.
You are absolutely correct. He realizes the cultural significance of these groups in modern American culture and is documenting it via a collection of material artifacts, same as a museum. The ones who don't grasp this are intentionally obtuse or just too stupid to understand the cultural significance of what he is doing.
But that’s not a museum.
Someday the clubs will thank this man for for saving all this history.
That's hands down the best drug paraphernalia ever! All those Zippos were incredible but that multi tool Zippo was over the moon crazy awesome, damn I love it!!!
You are creating a museum for Hells Angel's keeping a part of history alive for a longer time on earth.
In the 80's my 'Chopper' was an OR50. I was the one in the gang with all the dead-flies on the back of his helmet! 💪⚔️🇬🇧
Who asked
Coke spoon
What chapter buddy using somebody's account
I get only members should have club gear but idk why any club would have a problem with this. Totally respectful and telling the story of the history of the club. History is important.
That's an awesome collection. I'd love to see it. The zippo has to be the coolest piece
My daughter was kidnapped in front of my house. across the street lived the hells Angeles and they saw it going down.4 Angeles stopped the kid napping.the men in the 64 Chevy were beaten and broken arms and legs and when the cops showed up they deported them back to mexico.and wanted to prosecute the Angeles and I stopped that when I called the state of California district attorney a man I grew up with and was at my wedding.i will always back true Americans that stand up for the little guy they saved a life my little girl they have morals and most are veterans that fought for this country.forever grateful to the red and white and I bought them a keg of beer a 2 oz of the best weed at that time tiestick.and I still owe them.more. forever in your deat. San Francisco east bay thanks sonny b.
Any info on that first cut shown? The one that says "presidents north beach"?????
There’s a lot of money in that place, and history. He’s smart to stay off the radar... facts.
He’s off the radar because he’s dealt with clubs in some fashion. On some level he understands all this stuff under one roof could be seen and is seen as disrespectful to the various organizations it comes from. With that said this stuff needs to procured and protected because it’s eventually going to be an extremely big deal that it even exists the way things are going
@@redneckwithajeep5001 you are you completely wrong. It isn’t because of different clubs having stuff under one roof. It’s because all of that stuff belongs to the club. And him 100% not being a member he’s extremely ballsy possessing that stuff. Now, if it were just shirts or stickers that said “support your local red and white “ that would be different.
@@Sir_Vex_DestroyerOfSemenDemons Copywriting of logos is one thing.... but how ya going to bury someone with their scoot?
Can also see legal shit fight if a copyright holder club tried to assert 'ownership' of an over an entire scoot or other logo marked item, especially if it has underlying monetary value to the legal heirs of deceased member.
@@ducatipaso1386 I’m confused at your reply. The club owns all those patches. So even if you are a patched in member, you do not own that patch. The club does. You can’t just have a bunch of death heads In your house if you aren’t a member
@@MrPlaidFace you aren’t understanding what I’m saying 2+2 ≠ green. My first reply to the original comment was about the reason he was in hiding. It wasn’t because he has different club property under one roof, it’s because he doesn’t own the shit he has, stay with me here, it is the CLUBS PROPERTY. As in, they own it. Again, if the stuff that he had in his possession was stuff that said “support your local red and white”, that’s one thing. You can go to any website as a normal person and buy support gear, stickers, shirts etc. but, as a non member you can’t just wear a death head around. IT HAS TO SAY SUPPORT ON IT, in order to wear it. He can respect the history all he wants to. He does not own the stuff! The club does, and him not being a member, the club (I’m talking HA in particular) takes that shit extremely serious. Again, you can be a fully patched member, and you still do not own the patch you wear. THE CLUB DOES, and they can take it from you whenever they want to!
I have an autographed book by Sonny Barger and a picture that I took with him when I used to ride.
How much did it cost to ride with sonny ?
and that book isn't worth a 💩.. it just became worthless..
Now this guy is going to hunt you relentlessly 😂
All they gotta do is get your info through the producers to collect their stuff back. Give them their stuff back man.
One day. He's got no right to it
Give who the stuff back? Some of these clubs aren't even around anymore.
I appreciate seeing all the memorabilia Bo has and, listening to the stories behind it all. ✌️🇺🇸
South Park has shown me the reality of bikers. Let’s just say that June might be their favourite month
Wow my hat's off to you bro that's an amazing collection maybe one day the club will realize how important and valuable this is and thank you for doing this you can tell how passionate you are just by your safe that you have the stuff in geez..
I want to spend a day in his Vault! Also love those zippo lighter ! Not that I’m an outsider or Hells Angel or Anything 👹🤣
Cool collection. Good friends with a family who has roots in Oakland and are friends with several members of the club as well as a bunch of the merry pranksters.
That's pretty cool that your friends with all your grandpa's friends man
brilliant, keeping the memories alive, love to se this in a museum
Awesome! Would love to see more of their jewellery
Let’s be outsiders! Let’s join a gang and abide by their strict rules!
Doesn’t really work that way. Being a true outsider would require going it alone.
@@jclaytoncabral5106 Well said sir. I've never understood why anyone would not want to follow society's laws & standards yet want to follow a sub culture's "laws", rules, "bylaws" that essentially mean nothing except to them🤨 The outcome of fighting society / the law is like the song I fought the law and the law won...
@@jclaytoncabral5106 Well yeah. But it seems to me that some MC's are like the Catholic church: A lot of rules loosely enforced. Some are like the Protestant churches: A few rules STRICTLY enforced. Even the US Marines don't have a LOT of rules STRICTLY enforced. It can't be done.
@@jameskillian9269 Exactly. When you go to a party at some of their clubhouses, you can't be armed and you have to leave the saddlebags on your motorcycle unlocked so they can freely go around and rifle through your personal belongings. There's nowhere else besides courtrooms and government buildings where you are subject to this treatment.
No thanks
@@jclaytoncabral5106 To be devil's advocate, imagine if they had no rules. They'd have lasted a year or two, tops.
It's paradoxical but they consented to those rules. And anyone who doesn't like it can start their own club.
Thats not really the point. Outlaw clubs are like microcosms of nations at large. Each club is it's own nation with rules and code of ethics etc. The point is to be seperate from mainstream society (rejecting it) by choosing your own rules in which to live by. Sort of like how pirate ships back in the golden age of piracy often functioned like miniature democracies at sea.
Pretty neat. This guy has an Instagram I've been following for years. Pretty cool study.
THAT ZIPPO WITH THE COKE SPOON AND BOWL WAS DOPE AS HELL!!!
Respect Bro! Keep doin ya thing, been keepin tabs on your IG for a long fn time. Great stuff!
i don't understand why so many clubs would have beef with him, he's preserving their history and presenting it in a respectful way
I don't understand why so many people don't understand why they would be pissed off.
@@orphanoforbit7588 Most folks don't "get" clubs. They have no idea what their earned colors mean to them. By no means should he or anyone else not in the club possess club property.
Amazing collection, even has skateboard deck from Real that they had to stop making and I think they were told not nicely to either destroy them or hand them over the to the HA.
I'd say that ownership of such contentious items, those unofficial items particularly, would be the source of great chagrin. Many not happy folks.
My friend in the Dago charter has one that he had hanging up in his tattoo shop for years. They were done pretty well.
Is being a museum curator really worth possibly being murdered?
Possibly?
Great stuff - story so, keep shining from what you had in your mind and show to this world with pride SIR.
Respectful. Greeting from Bangkok.
My dad rode with the Hells Angels back in the day. He wasn’t a member he just had friends in the group. He wasn’t in any biker gangs. Anyway, my mom lived in a trailer park when I was small and daddy would stay over at times they would all be drinking and playing cards etc. there was always motorcycles at our house. I guess my dad pissed off some bikers and they come through the park and shot up moms trailer luckily none of us got hit. But that trailer still sits there to this day and the bullet holes still in it. Grandpa tried filling them in but you can still see them. I’m 54 now and I was probably 3-4 years old then. The memories of dad and his biker buddies such great memories. Other than shooting up the trailer 😂
Funny Story:
When I was 6-7 years old, I got it in my young mind that literally any person that i saw riding down the road who happened to be on a motorcycle was automatically a “Hells Angel”
(I had absolutely no clue what that meant 😂😂😂) My parents said I’d scream it out on car rides, and anytime I saw bikes go by, but had to sit me down finally when my elementary school teacher called home saying I was telling everyone my “uncle was a “Hells Angel” Worst part was I didn’t even have an uncle that owned a bike 😂 that was 30 years ago
Good thing a patch holder never heard you utter those words 😅
Dropping names is not something you should be doing when conversing with a club member...very frowned upon by all clubs! It will get you an a$$ whipping if you drop the wrong one...or worse...
The Hell's Angels took me in when I was 16 years old and let me bring my friends from school over to get high. I lived with them for about 3 years before it fell apart. This was up near Pittsburgh, Pa. I did a lot of bad things for them, blew stuff up, burnt down medical offices and other places but they didn't pay me much cause I was a girl and when I complained, he beat me up. It didn't end too well when it was all over. Geronimo, the head, had a diamond in his eye. He was blind in it before I ever met him. I hate them so I sought revenge without the law, and won. Not bad for a young naive white girl whose back was against the wall. When your backs against the wall, only then, will you know what you gotta do. I could write a book but don't have time for that so it's lost in history forever. But I will always know I WAS THE ONE WHO GOT AWAY.
Thanks for your story Saila!.....You SHOULD write a book. You truly cant say you havent any TIME?
Set aside 30 mins to an hour a day perhaps? -Lay out an outline & A>to>Z progression/chapter headings on index cards....
MAKE the time girl!!!
~Be Well.....
"I could write a book but don't have time for that"
Bullshit.
I'll take things that never happened for $500 Alex.
@@creightonleerose582 - Thank you so much...:) I really don't have the time right now. I work and attend college online. In the end, I was taken in by a husband/wife high school teachers and lived in their luxurious basement. I received my GED and they made me the person I am today. I will never forget them in a good way. The same thing goes for the HA but in a bad way. Who knows, maybe one day though..... :)
@@sailasimone6175 Good to hear Saila, they arent the club they were in the 1960's.
The 60's HA Frisco chapter stood out among the rest, as they had a VERY interesting crew & personalities. They OFTEN brawled with the Oakland Chapter, so much so, it took outside intervention to cool things down, as they just didnt mix....
-Glad to hear your doin well & you do sound quite B>U>S>Y.....
-Jus keep the possibility of future creative work in mind- Grab a notebook dedicated to the idea. Jot down a few things when @work & having a break-Thinking is FREE right, get it while you CAN!-(Theyll find a way to tax us for such shortly;)-, Im certain you can multi-task as well correct?"
-Book criteria is best when relatively fresh as to memory , names, places, dates, ect>>>But the real insights come with reflection & TIME...;)
-Check out author, (Bandito MC )-Edward Winterhalders excellent book "Out In Bad Standing" as a reference perhaps....-About working so hard, for many years, only to get chewed up & spit out in the end....
Keep on learning!
Sounds like it could be rife with counterfeit artifacts. I used to find this kind of stuff all the time in trunks of cars in my auto salvage business.
Where there assorted bones inside the clothing?
The emblem reminds me of my Bigelow family head stones back in New York.. actually met Kelly one of the original HELLS KIDS...
An amazing story, what a buzzz it would be to have the chance of seeing such a piece of history 💪 many thanks, Dave U.K 🏴 AFFA
" I dont fear for my life" yeah you do bud lol
He should
@@thesupervisor3270 why?
@@Urapnes75 just not the type of guys you want to mess with
@@johanamichelle4958 I get that, but I don't think he's messing with them. If anything, I think he's honoring them by establishing a history of the clubs.
@@Urapnes75 the people in that organization don't buy these things they are earned. They take these things to the grave with them it belongs to members only not you or anyone else. I hope you now understand. If you belong to a group it's for life.