Why do Hells Angels ride side by side?

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1. Why do Hells Angels ride side by side?
2. Are there any Hells Angels left?
3. Who are the Bandidos enemies?

Why do Hells Angels ride side by side?

The Angels ride the way they live. Moving at speeds that often exceed the posted limit, they travel tight — side by side, with little following distance between them. It's an apt metaphor for the close-knit club that won't let just anybody in. Few Hells Angels have kids, including Barger; the club is their family.

Are there any Hells Angels left?

HEllS ANGELS Currently, there are 72 active chapters and 4 prospect chapters in the world; 30 located in the United States: Alaska; California; Kentucky; Massachusetts; Minnesota; Nebraska; New York; North Carolina; South Carolina; and Ohio. Membership is estimated between 8--internationally.

Who are the Bandidos enemies?

9 Their Main Rival Is The Hell's Angels The Bandidos main rival has always been the Hell's Angels. Steve Cook, Kansas City-area police officer, said that "the gang shootout parallels previous fights between the Bandidos and the Hells Angels, one of the world's largest biker gangs.