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Where does the 'one-percenter' label used by outlaw bikers originate?
Answer: A statement by the American Motorcyclist Association
Why: The AMA says it has no record of ever issuing that quote, so the remark that gave outlaw clubs their badge may be a misquote.
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What status does a biker earn after probation?
Answer: Full patch
Why: First comes a spell as a hangaround, then as a prospect, and in some clubs a single dissenting vote at the end is enough to reject him.
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What slang term is used for a club's mandatory weekly meeting?
Answer: Church
Why: In the Outlaws, every patch-wearing member must attend the weekly church at the clubhouse; skipping it without a good excuse can bring penalties or expulsion.
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According to biker lore, what percentage of motorcyclists are law-abiding?
Answer: 99%
Why: The AMA says it has no record of the statement; the line is often pinned on a 1960 remark by ex-president William Berry, 13 years after Hollister.
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Which journalist wrote the definitive 1966 book about the Hell's Angels?
Answer: Hunter S. Thompson
Why: It grew from his 1965 article for The Nation, 'The Motorcycle Gangs: Losers and Outsiders'; his year riding along ended in a beating.
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Why do many outlaw motorcycle clubs incorporate as non-profit organizations?
Answer: To protect club assets and trademarks
Why: Prosecutors once won a jury vote to seize the Mongols club logo, but in 2019 a federal judge ruled that taking it would be unconstitutional.