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Trashman was influenced by Spain's experiences in the Road Vultures Motorcycle Club...later a Hells' Angels chapter from the 60's. I knew a lot of those guys and often rode with them....A mighty rightous bunch of brothers. His work is iconic.
ReplyDeleteKnew I felt an affinity for S.R. Thanks so much for the amaz'n insight. In 1974, I was torn between College, Army, and the Sons of Silence
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