Motorcyclists, whose sweaters read 'Boozefighters Motorcycle Club', drink beer in the town of Riverside, California, watched by locals. More than 2,000 motorcyclists had visited the town for racing at a nearby track. Motorcycle clubs emerged on the west coast of the US in the late 1940s and quickly spread around the world, aided by movies such as The wild one (1953), starring Marlon Brando. Only a minority of these clubs turned into outlaw motorcycle clubs, or 'one percenters'. In 2010 the Boozefighters were a regular motorcycle club with chapters around the world.
Courtesy of Boozefighters MC
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