Best Recent Motorcycle Club Documentary Film

I like how this movie shows that riding with an MC is a test of a man and a man's attempt to find community and become something more than himself.

Appreciation for American MC Prison Run is literally the midwit IQ bell curve meme. Cinemaphile used to be full of cool morons and moronic cool high IQ people, but now it's like 99% straight up moronic midwit morons gobbling up shill threads. Baker would shit on you homosexuals.

Part of the problem with society these days is that it's filled with pathetic pussy fricks who would never have the guts to do something like bike three states with your bros and then do the Prison Run. Thank frick for this documentary at least giving people who aren't already too dead and numb a chance to look into a window that shows what life used to be like.

A mutiny from people you thought had your back ain't no joke. Lotta zoomer pussies on this board who have to learn that in real life and not just in rap songs, but if you need to learn about it through media maybe you can pick something up from Baker and the riders. Most of the time mutinies and betrayals are just shit, but sometimes you can come out the other side stronger and with new mutual respect for each other. Only works if you're really starting as brothers though.

Ride on brother, these punk kids only talk the talk but never walk the wall, bunch of doodle-headed chumps, back in my days my old pal Smity would fry these momma's boys mano el mano

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Go complain in a Boys, Resident Evil, or Euphoria thread. That kinda whiny bullshit ain't gonna get you any respect, let alone a patch, in an actual MC thread.

The Quebec biker war is crazy, 162 deaths over 8 years and no one knows about it

I would be more terrified of a group of 3 black people looking like a gang, than 30 certified 1%ers

More than half of all Harleys in production for the last decade have been made by Mexicans and poos. The engineering was impressive before Honda hit the scene and made bikes that were as powerful, more approachable, quieter, and had better build quality, they basically invented motorcycles in their own time and they are a huge part of ALL riders culture but as they began to fall apart and move around and take out loans and sell their souls to the frickin bowling company theyve long since lost their spirit and will die fully within our lifetimes thanks to a refusal to evolve and try to sell young riders 1000 cc moron cruisers that look straight out of terminator, rather than make approachable Buell bikes.

Modern Harleys are passable technically speaking compared to their twenty plus year old counterparts. They aren't bad bikes especially nowadays, but Cinemaphile shits on them because every npc boomer rides them and the cult like brand worshipping associated with the bike. If your primary focus is on performance and the utmost efficiency, of course there are loads of other bikes that are better suited for that, but you wouldn't get a cruiser if that's what you're seeking. At the risk of sounding like a homosexual, Harleys are more "human" compared to other bikes. Souless precision engineering and minmaxing can be appealing, but sometimes there's a certain charm to dragging around that hunk of shit you spent weeks working on because it's almost as if it has a personality to it. For me, it's a shovelhead chopper.

Now hold your horses, brother

Glad you joined us, brother

They want to be free from government authority buddy