Since Sonny Barger was there from the beginning, he brings authenticity to the story of the outlaw club and its evolution from a "riding club" to a sub-culture of felons, substance abusers, and rabble-rousing men who relished living on the edge of society. The last section of the book is basically a three-page rap sheet comprised of Barger's arrests. There is a certain pride and esprit de corps within the organization that is misplaced. While they claim to be defenders of women and to be patriotic, their behavior tells a different story.
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