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I see there will be a feature about the HA on BBC2, Sunday at 9pm, claiming to reveal their strong associations with drug-peddling rings (at least overseas). May interest the biking fraternity?
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I am not connected with the Hells Angels and have no knowledge of the overseas mob, although I did meet Sonny Barger once at a book signing, but the UK mob are in my experience all 50'ish+, respectable and heavily involved in charity work.
Plus they run the best bike gathering except for the TT, the Bulldog Bash. If you have never been I recommend it.
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There were three Angels in front of me a few months back at a Stones concert at Twickenham.
Hell's Angels have a bit of a history with the Stones, as some of you may remember (Altamont, late 60s I think).
I think even Sir Mick would have been disappointed with these guys demeanour...
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Well of course I am an angel... oh, not that sort of angel!
Flatmate would probably tell you how he spent most of his youth in hells angel pubs and they're the most gentle lovely people you could meet, and certainly the ones in Hampshire do an awful lot to raise money for charity and things. But... from my limited knowledge I wouldn't want to get on the wrong side of one - I'm quite attached to my legs!
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I used to live in Mufulira, Zambia. During my time there there was a 'Mufulira Angels' chapter. Totally harmles fun. One of the riders was a girl with long natural blonde hair, sun bleached of course, which used to stream out behind her. She had marvellous legs, shown off by short shorts. One day she was brought down by an alsatian dog. Made quite,a mess of those legs, and I don't remember seeing her on the bike again.
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yes but what happened to the poor dog?
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