Protecting the Hells Angels’ Image is Crucial
By now, it’s evident how important official gear is to Hells Angels members—but what may surprise you is how strongly they defend their brand legally. Despite their illicit reputation, the club is not afraid to enter a trial to protect their symbol. They’ve filed high-profile lawsuits against prominent firms throughout the years for using their mark without permission. Alexander McQueen, Saks Fifth Avenue, Zappos.com, Toys “R” Us, and even Disney received criticism for utilizing the symbol in Wild Hogs.
Protecting The Hells Angels’ Image Is Crucial
As a Member, You Must Participate
Showing up is not a choice; it is the heartbeat of the Hells Angels lifestyle. Club rides, activities, and meetings are more than just social gatherings; they are religious rites that demonstrate your commitment. Regular attendance demonstrates loyalty, discipline, and respect for the patch. If you miss too many without a valid reason, you risk losing your job without explanation. This guideline applies to both prospects and hang-arounds. If you’re serious about joining, you’d best stick around and show up consistently. Because in this world, if you don’t make an effort to ride with them, you won’t get to ride at all.
As A Member, You Must Participate
