Tales of The Boozefighters Motorcycle Club

Former Shark, present Boozefighter, Jack Jordan

From the book "The Original Wild Ones, tales of The Boozefighters Motorcycle Club”

C. B. Clausen (left)

From the book "The Original Wild Ones, tales of The Boozefighters Motorcycle Club”

Gil Armas on the Panhead of BFMC friend, Pan Tanna

From the book "The Original Wild Ones, tales of The Boozefighters Motorcycle Club”

The Shanghai Red bar, a “seriously tense joint” located at 5th and Beacon near the waterfront in San Pedro

From the book "The Original Wild Ones, tales of The Boozefighters Motorcycle Club”

Then there was Vern Autrey. All of the toughness of the times, and all of the pure, no-BS grit and determination of an entire generation seemed to reach out from Vern

From the book "The Original Wild Ones, tales of The…

All of the originals have fond memories of the trailer. “They had bunks built into it so the drunks could lay in there and dry out,” said Jeannine Roccio. “And they had cases and cases of beer underneath”

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The July 17, 1948, letter from Riverside Undersheriff Roger L. Abbott presented quite a different picture of the Riverside “riot”

From the book "The Original Wild Ones, tales of The Boozefighters Motorcycle Club”

The December 1957 issue of the tabloid Top Secret featured a scathing story about a call girl who was also a “biker” To epitomize biker trash, the magazine used a ten-year-old photo of Teri Forkner, Vern Autrey, and Fat Boy…

“Cyclists Take Over Town” during yet another riot— according to the media. The picture, supposedly of the Riverside incident, was actually taken in Hollister, according to Teri Forkner

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