Outlaw Motorcycle Clubs Quotes

I started my career in journalism and researched outlaw motorcycle club culture extensively for my stories. This included talking to people in club life, many of whom answered questions for me throughout the writing process. The Reaper’s Legacy manuscript was reviewed and corrected by a woman attached to an outlaw MC.

Every one wants to be a badass until they meet one.

America needs to know this story because our Constitution is being attacked, our freedom threatened, innocent people are being framed and murdered, and the outlaw motorcycle club culture is on the verge of extinction.” – Jeff “Twitch” Burns, Patriot Gangster: Volume 1, Evolution of an Outlaw

To all my good girls who know falling in love with the king of an outlaw motorcycle club doesn’t mean your mission in life is to change him. Instead, it is to embrace the wicked inside you and become his bad ass queen.

The patch didn’t make you; you made the patch.

With all the talk of war and hunting, death by bike was the biggest threat to the Outlaws, to any motorcycle club. The highway stretched before me, dark and inviting. And I let her go one more time.

the Vagos Motorcycle Club, an outlaw biker gang composed mostly of ex-military personnel, known as “violent predators” and dubbed the “largest urban terrorist” organization in the United States by San Bernardino County DA Michael A. Ramos. Intelligence sources warned that the Vagos, known as “the Green Nation,” posed an “extreme threat” to law enforcement.

American bikers are the last of a breed. Free thinkers all, and proud defenders of free thought, bikers are the last Vikings, the last frontiersmen and mountain men, the last pirates and outlaws, the final breed of the wild ones who made this country. Woe to the world when the last biker rides into Valhalla, for the world we all were born to will be long gone. The wolves will have gone and the sheep will inherit the earth in a bleating, vacant-minded void of dreamless, meaningless sleep.

Never let anyone tell you that you can't do something, especially yourself.

One advantage I had in any fight was that I had learned to never give up. Stay on your feet

was surprised at how good the fish tasted. It was a surreal atmosphere as I sat there with a couple of strangers

The Slaves had started in the early ‘60s. Most of them patched over to Red and White in 1978

I loved it not just for what it was

We few

Our carbureted bikes were running rich at that high altitude

Maybe it was the Easy Rider scene where they got attacked while camping and Jack Nicholson’s character was killed. That stuck with me for years.

At that time

Motorcycle clubs must ride. After all

In the early ‘70s

degree,

we pulled into downtown Jackson Hole and parked our bikes in front of the Million Dollar Cowboy Bar.