Motorcycle Clubs

Paper Summary:

The paper outlines the background and history of motorcycle clubs and looks at these clubs today. The paper relates that most clubs are law abiding and enjoy good relations with their local communities.

Outline:
Background and History
Modern Motorcycle Clubs
Positive Community Relations
Conclusion

From the Paper:

"After the end of World War II in 1945, hundreds of thousands of American GIs began the process of re-assimilating into American society after an absence of up to four years in many cases. Initially, their resources were limited and some of the most economical private motorized transportation choices were surplus military equipment, including first issue Jeeps and motorcycles, particularly Harley Davidsons used as staff vehicles during the war."

Sample of Sources Used:

• James, S. (2007) South Florida Sun-Sentinel; Joe DiMaggio Children's Hospital honors bikers for fund-raising. October 19, 2007. Accessed October 20, 2007, at:http://www.sun-sentinel.com/news/local/broward/sfl-flbdimaggio1019nboct19,0,1385761.story
• Road Raiderz Motorcycle Club Homepage, (2007), Accessed October 20, 2007, at:http://roadraiderz-mc.com/NewPagev2.htm
• Wolf Pack Motorcycle Club Homepage, (2007), Accessed October 20, 2007, at:wolfpackmc.org

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