Out In Bad Standings: Inside The Bandidos Motorcycle Club (PART TWO) - The Making Of A Worldwide Dynasty
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| Rating | : | 4.13 (850 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B007SZNLR4 |
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| Number of Pages | : | 239 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-10-06 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
For once, this book is not about the crimes that the members committed, nor does it speak bad in general about the motorcycle gangs or their members. I read book two also." - customer 2015 The Best Biker Gang Book Ever Written. "This has got to be the best biker gang book I have ever read, and I have read almost all of them; it is nothing like all the others that have come out of Canada in the last 5 years. Do yourself a favor, go out of your way to buy this book, and disregard anything negative that you might hear, for any negative comment can only have been made by someone that has not read this book or is a disgruntled member/associate of the Bandidos." - customer 2006. Instead the writer portrays the motorcycle gang in a fairly decent light, talking a lot about the guys in the club that are legal, hard
Regularly assigned projects by the club's international leader, he was responsible for defusing the war between the Hells Angels and Rock Machine in Canada, establishing new Bandido and support club chapters worldwide, organizing the club into a well-oiled machine, and mediating internal power struggles between club members. As founder, President and Secretary of the Bandidos' Oklahoma chapter, for the first time in history, Connecticut Ed is your personal guide as you learn what it takes to establish a new Bandidos chapter and keep it running for the first few years of its life. Part Two is completely different than Part One, which is the first half of the book. "OUT IN BAD STANDINGS" is a slang term for banishment which is used by all 1%er outlaw motorcycle clubs when a member leaves the club of his own volition or is expelled, and the remaining members are not happy with the actual reason that the member left the club. This eBook (Part Two) is the second half of the hardcover book, and contains approximately 86,500 words and 80 color photos. In his thirty years of riding and/or associating with various 1%er outlaw motorcycle clubs, he gives the reader a unique inside look into the world of today's 1%er motorcycle clubs. In his last few years with the Bandidos, Connecticut Ed realized that the club's ideology was changing due to the fact that methamphetamine use was now becoming an accepted par
"Very informative, honest insight from a person who lived" according to Deuce. Very informative, honest insight from a person who lived it, and gave his all 110% to the club, clearly a man who was ahead of his time with innovative creativity, and thoughts to expand the club for the future. If you are looking for a genuine account of how and what it takes to. Rick Eastman said Not bad. Better written than some other books I have read Ed seems to be. More knowledgeable about the inner workings of his club. Connecticut ED When I started reading this second book about 1%er The Bandidos Motorcycle Club , it seemed to me "Ct. Ed " would have made a decent El President . He had by then to have his stuff together . And he was very well known with other club's and the people within the motorcycle world.