Which Outlaw Biker Gang Would You Ride With?

When you think of outlaw biker gangs, you think of the Hells Angels. You now ride within the swelling ranks of this infamous gang, donning the ‘Death’s Head’ patch with the number 81 stitched on your leathers. You hold territory across the U.S. and beyond, with a particularly strong presence in California. Although up for a fight, you’re happy to settle things in court, since the Hells Angels spend more time these days suing companies like Disney over copyright infringements.

With the skull and pistons emblazoned on your black leathers, you now ride your Harley Davidson with the oldest outlaw club of them all, the Outlaws. Based in Central and Eastern U.S., you join the ranks of this average sized club. You live by your motto, “God Forgives, Outlaws Don’t”, and you’re unafraid to pull some punches, especially against your mortal enemy, the Hells Angels.

You are the person your parents warned you about! You ride with the infamous Bandidos, one of the largest gangs in America. With a home base of Texas, you wear your red and gold colours with pride and you live by your own rules, in honour of the notorious Mexican bandits of old. With an aggressive nature and thirst for expansion, your gang is a growing concern for the FBI.

Welcome to the enormous Green Nation! With the number 22 sewed on your cuts (the 22nd letter in the alphabet is the letter ‘V’) and Loki the Norse God of Mischief on your back, you now ride with the Vagos. With a strong presence in Southern California, you have close ties with your Mexican chapters, a link echoed in the very name of the club, with Vagos being Spanish for vagabond. Charles Falco played his part in helping the ATF arrest 62 of your biker brothers for various crimes; you’re down but not out.

You respect few and fear none! You ride with the Mongol brotherhood, a medium sized club described by the ATF as the “most violent motorcycle club.” Feared by many, you have a fierce reputation for violence and aggression, with a dominating presence in Southern California. Named after Genghis Khan’s Mongol Empire, you have close allegiances with many Latino street gangs, a link largely based on race, as the majority of your biker brothers are Hispanic and Native American.

Bound until death separates you, you wear the Sons of Silence eagle on your back and ride shoulder to shoulder with your new biker brothers. Whilst there are very few of you, what you lack in numbers you make up for in firepower! With a notorious reputation for violence, you’re on the U.S. Justice Department’s list of “four motorcycle clubs of greatest concern”. Having carved out a territory in Colorado, you spend your time embroiled in numerous turf wars against other clubs.