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Motorcycle Glossary Dictionary Term - Hell's Angels

Hell's Angels: Movie produced in 1930 by Howard Hughes. Also a B-17 squadron in WWII. The name was subsequently taken by a group of motorcyclists for their motorcycle club. This club has expanded and has many chapters. Their motorcycle of choice is the Harley-Davidson and some feel that the club has dangerous elements. In the public's eye, sometimes every motorcyclist is a member of Hell's Angels. See my review of the book, Hell's Angel.

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