8 Motorcycle Clubs Too Dangerous for The World

8 Motorcycle Clubs Too Dangerous for The World In 1947, a staged photo from a California town called Hollister helped turn the “1%” biker patch into a worldwide symbol. This video counts down 8 notorious one-percent motorcycle clubs and the stories behind their patches. The countdown covers the Pagans, Mongols, Vagos, Comancheros, Outlaws, Rock Machine, Bandidos, and Hells Angels. Each has been tied to major court cases, rivalries, and shootings, and each has been described by law enforcement as an outlaw motorcycle gang. You’ll learn how one-percent clubs work, from the three-piece patch and bottom rocker to why the club owns the colors. We also cover the Mongols’ fight over their trademarked patch and William Queen’s undercover case. We also cover the Milperra Massacre in Sydney, the Anom phone sting, the Quebec biker war that killed more than 160 people, and the Great Nordic Biker War. You’ll see the Laughlin casino brawl, the Sparks casino shooting, the Waco Twin Peaks shootout, and the Shedden killings.