I've watched this show in a couple different sittings, and found each time that I was caught off guard and surprised by the foolish behavior, the dangerously bad riding, and the boorish and uninteresting "main character" Baker.
A couple of these guys did seem pretty cool, the poet Big Tom, the truck mechanic, and maybe one or two other guys.
The Hells Angels I am surprised they agreed to even be featured on this show- but I thought the President seemed like a cool guy, and the Hells Angels were honestly the most reasonable level headed people on the whole show.
The "Ice Cream Men from Hell" wanted to find out if they could keep up and stay up, and found they could do neither. They chose to clown around instead of ride, and in doing so showed their true, albeit fake, colors.
Their clear unfamiliarity with firearms shows it's ugly head several times while they "play with guns" and put their complete lack of skill on full display. Baker has a negligent discharge nearly blow his head off early on in the show, but not to be outdone, proceeds to fire his handgun without a backstop down into a reservation with zero regard for anyone who may have been down below.
The fake MC finds out quick that they can barely manage to keep their bikes on the road, I'm honestly surprised none of them died, for how often they are seen dumping their bikes and almost slamming into oncoming traffic.
To their credit- when a real MC rightfully would have cut their stupid ice cream patches off, they kind of got the message. I do not understand why they didn't take the patches off immediately, or why they even wore them in the first place. Even if you don't know anything about MC's, which I certainly don't claim to have any special knowledge of... you kind of just know that's a really bad idea to be a fake poser in that circle.
The other thing is... how many fake staged scenes can they have before it stops being a documentary? The Tropicana Girls? Gary Busey? The fake cop arresting him? How much of this show is out and out fabricated?
You wouldn't catch me dead riding with these clowns.
A couple of these guys did seem pretty cool, the poet Big Tom, the truck mechanic, and maybe one or two other guys.
The Hells Angels I am surprised they agreed to even be featured on this show- but I thought the President seemed like a cool guy, and the Hells Angels were honestly the most reasonable level headed people on the whole show.
The "Ice Cream Men from Hell" wanted to find out if they could keep up and stay up, and found they could do neither. They chose to clown around instead of ride, and in doing so showed their true, albeit fake, colors.
Their clear unfamiliarity with firearms shows it's ugly head several times while they "play with guns" and put their complete lack of skill on full display. Baker has a negligent discharge nearly blow his head off early on in the show, but not to be outdone, proceeds to fire his handgun without a backstop down into a reservation with zero regard for anyone who may have been down below.
The fake MC finds out quick that they can barely manage to keep their bikes on the road, I'm honestly surprised none of them died, for how often they are seen dumping their bikes and almost slamming into oncoming traffic.
To their credit- when a real MC rightfully would have cut their stupid ice cream patches off, they kind of got the message. I do not understand why they didn't take the patches off immediately, or why they even wore them in the first place. Even if you don't know anything about MC's, which I certainly don't claim to have any special knowledge of... you kind of just know that's a really bad idea to be a fake poser in that circle.
The other thing is... how many fake staged scenes can they have before it stops being a documentary? The Tropicana Girls? Gary Busey? The fake cop arresting him? How much of this show is out and out fabricated?
You wouldn't catch me dead riding with these clowns.
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