Memoirs of a Biker

I invite you to come take a ride with me in the “fast lane” of the earlier years of the “outlaw motorcycle clubs.” You will travel with my brothers and me. Memoirs of a Biker is a true history based in the late sixties and early seventies of the outlaw motorcycle clubs during those early years of the California biker scene. It is the history of a dying breed of men that today are all but extinct, watching from the background as a different, younger generation takes their place. We’ll visit the days of the old “kick starter” Harley ridin’ outlaws of the early motorcycle clubs and its creators. I invite you to walk in my boots for a while and experience the challenging, turbulent, and dynamic days of sex, drugs, and rock and roll. Attend motorcycle club parties with me and survive the bar brawls and fist fights. Live for a while during club wars and the day-to-day living in an often violent and dangerous world of days long gone. Experience what it was like, and what it took, to become a member in the outlaw motorcycle clubs of those times, the Harley-Davidson bikes of the times, and just what it took to keep our metal steeds ridin’ down the road. I wrote this book to basically document history, in my own sort of way, seen through my own eyes, from living the lifestyle myself. The history of man should never be forgotten, no matter what side of the fence one stands on. These pages tell the stories of some of my outlaw brothers’ lives, as well as my own.