“Unveiling the Brotherhood: Discover the Secret Rules Every Hells Angel Must Obey!”
Some groups won’t even allow shorts! While some charters sport all-black wear, some allow blue jeans and camouflage patterns. The color and design codes can help distinguish which charter you belong to and further establish that you’re a part of the group.
There’s An Order That They Ride In
The Hells Angels biker groups can be quite large, taking up an entire street as they ride. What you may not have known is that there’s an order that they maintain while riding. The road captain and charter president remain at the front of the group.
From there, the bikers align based on seniority and rank. The older members will stay closer to the front, followed by newer members and ending with prospects in the back.
They All Pull Over Together
Since the Hells Angels have a particular order to maintain, if one of them gets pulled over by a cop, they all stop. Sticking together not only helps keep everyone in their place, but also signifies how the brotherhood is linked like family.
If you mess with one Hells Angel, you mess with them all. People are not too likely to start trouble with a huge mass of bikers around who have a history of being tough.
They Can’t Work For A Prison
Given the Hells Angels’ history with law enforcement, it’s no wonder that they aren’t allowed to work for a prison while in the group. Members also cannot be police officers due to the conflict of interest.
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