Old BBC Hells Angels documentary

Just found this while I was pokng around on the net. London Hells Angels 1974. Not quite as glamorous as their Californian cousins but better than that old Led Zep film with spotty teenage Angels doing security in Hyde Park.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/adamcurtis/2010/08/the_hells_angels_take_a_mini-b.html

funny haha, when the cops come, after a break-in etc, and all they wanna know is who's in charge, & 'can you please move the bike?'.
one of the riders keeps yelling something about schoolgirls while they're riding were they going to do a fundraiser at a local school ?

rules, 'must have 500cc or over'
Just shows how perceptions change.
Me & my friends used to think a 'big bike' was a 750 Bonny or 850 Norton.
Then I had a friend who got an Ironhead XL1000 (this was in the early 80's) & that seemed even bigger than all the others we were used to. Another guy got one of those early Suzuki thingees (1000 or 1100, GS or something?) & that seemed huge too, back then.
Nowadays, well...just look at the Triumph Rocket etc

A lot of clubs have varying rules depending on location of the charter.

HA for a long time have had the rule that it must be a Harley, and it must be over one liter.

That was of course after they spent a fair amount of time on chopped sportsters.