10 Top 10 Most Dangerous Biker Gangs in History

10 MOST DANGEROUS Biker Gangs In History

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You've seen images of them on Sons and Anarchy. Perhaps you've read the seminal book Hells Angels by Hunter S. Thompson. Maybe you've encountered them in your small town, anywhere in the world. With their leather jackets, decals, and names, they represent a certain edge and appeal. They are your one-percenters. Although today, people might refer to one-percenters today as the percentage of the richest and most powerful people in the United States, in the 1960's it had a very different meaning. The catchphrase came from the American Motorcycle Association, which stated that 99 percent of all American biker associations were upstanding citizens. Of course, that meant there was one percent that was not. From drug distribution to racketeering, murders to torture, these biker gangs give a new meaning to the word notorious. In this video, we are discussing 10 MOST DANGEROUS Biker Gangs In History. Subscribe to our channel to see more of our content!
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