What Happens When You Leave The Hells Angels?



The Hells Angels is arguably the most infamous motorcycle club in the world. Even those people who’ve never seen a member in person can conjure up some well-known myths about the famous club. But when it comes to the facts of the matter, the fiction is much better known. What happens to members who want to hang up their leather jacket and motorcycle and retire to a less noisy activity? Is there any way to leave the club safely or is the whole concept of the organization as a lawless criminal underground all a bit overblown? Here’s what happens when you leave the Hells Angels.

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32 thoughts on “What Happens When You Leave The Hells Angels?”

  1. I thought that becoming an outlaw was all about total freedom without obligations and against any autority, rules and the law?
    So their conditions and terms are as worse as the conditions and terms of the islam, because leaving the islam also has concequences.

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  2. Here in holland we had "no surrender" and they were dealing drugs and weapons, so the government made them surrender, because their clubhouses got closed,
    and they may not open anonther one, and they even may not come in bars and clubs with their logo's on their backs, so the government stripped them from their
    bases, uniforms, drugs, weapons and pride, and throw a few leaders in jail for a long time, so they no longer excist in holland.

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  3. My parents hung with the Hells Angels. One of my first days of school my dad and the entire local chapter drove me to my first day of school where I was scared because it was a new school in a bad neighborhood. I sat on my dad's tank with the entire Hells Angels behind me and him making their motors scream when they all pulled in to the school parking lot. They all got off their bikes to send me off to school and every kid in the entire school district was looking at me. That day I was the coolest kid in the school. I'll never forget that day or how I felt. One of the best days of my childhood life.

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  4. Man people who join gangs, cliques, fraternities, sororities,clubs,cults,etc. Are f*cking delusional the first law of nature is SELF PRESERVATION that being said all the hazing & secret so called sacred oaths are nothing more than a fairytale or better yet wishful thinking

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  5. You can retire from Hells Angels… You can retire on good terms and be total removed from the chapter and no longer hold any positions in the chapter, or you can be removed from the chapter which is going to be on worse terms. When its worse terms you have to had done something pretty bad… You will have everything taken from you remotely related to your time in Hells Angels or related to Hells Angels, this includes tattoos. When its good terms things are great! They take the Hells Angels top patch (Top Rocker) back from the cut and you keep the bottom rocker that has your chapter and the skull above that bottom rocker I believe you can keep (sometimes?). I think in some standards when retired on good terms the cut is framed with the chapter patch in viewing.

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  6. From what I hear you have to be able to ride you have to be able to go on club runs that can be hundreds of miles, If you can't do it physically because of infirmity or old age then your membership changes.

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  7. Back in the early 2000s I read an interesting artical about a man who left the Hells and became a Buddist monk. "It's not that strange really. If you look at history some of the most inspiring religious figures were some really rough people in their past."

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