Mel Chancey

Then they grew into Milwaukee and grew, you know, how big they are now.

Changed it to outlaws and then the bottom rocker for the state.

So that was their hometown.

That was where they were dominant at and, you know, dominant one percenters there.

So the Outlaws, the Hells Henchmen, another club called the D.C.

Eagles.

There was a black club called the Hells Lovers.

There was a club called the Wheelmen, the Hombres, which they got absorbed by the Outlaws later, once we made our play and became Hells Angels, kind of threw the city up for grabs there.

And the Outlaws went to these other clubs and said, hey,

you're going to make an alliance here.

You're with us or you're against us, you know?

I would think so inside their structure, I would imagine, but I just happened to meet them guys, right?

And they were part of the henchmen, so...

them was the only bike crew that I got to know as far as, you know, intimately, right?

I didn't get to know the Outlaws until later in life where I, you know, seen their structure.

I knew they were there.

So there's no, like, shopping around.

You're not gonna go to this club and that club and be like, I'm just seeing which one I like better.

No.

No, not at all.