Ok, as I'd mentioned in a previous story (Jamie II), when I was younger I rode with a motorcycle club (MC). Not the bullshit crap you see now β accountants and businessmen on their designer Harleys who dress up as "bikers" on the weekends, put on do-rags and high-dollar leathers so they can parade around and pretend to be hard-asses. No, this was the real deal β An MC that you've heard of and, if you encountered them, you were probably afraid of them β or should have been. They were real bikers who lived the life 24-7, not pretending on weekends.
I was never a patched member. I got to know them sort of by accident. I lived in a very rural area at the end of a dead-end canyon. In this canyon was a house that I'd ridden by many times and often noticed bikes parked in the driveway and around the shop. So, being a naive country boy, one day, as I was riding by, I decided to stop and say howdy. Turned out that it was the home of the Club President (Prez). I didn't get what you'd call a warm welcome when some of the members walked up and asked what the fuck I wanted. I immediately realized who they were and just told them I lived up the canyon and just stopped by. That didn't seem to change their attitude much. I didn't feel like I was going to get my ass kicked but nobody was shaking my hand either.
I was just getting ready to make my exit when the Prez walked up. Surprisingly, he was a little friendlier than the others β but not much. He checked out my bike carefully, it was obviously a well built and sorted scoot and he could see that, asked me a few questions and suddenly his face brightened, a smile came across his face and he said "hey, you're that guy..." He recognized me as a local pro-racer on the professional flat track circuit β racing a factory built XR-750 Harley Davidson race bike. He looked me in the eye, stuck his hand out, told the others who I was and almost unbelievably, that changed everything.
Well, sort of. It wasn't like they were patting me on the back and buying me beers, but the tension was gone and I hung out with them for an hour or so that day. Two days later I was riding by the bar (can't mention the name, wish I could, because it had a cool name) that was the home bar for the club; saw a bunch of scoots parked out front, flipped a Uee, and walked inside. And that was really the beginning of my two year long association with the MC.
It's a long story and much of it I can't discuss. Even though I wasn't a regular member, I spent a fair amount of time with these guys and during that time I learned more about the operations of the club than I probably should have. It wasn't that I was trying to and the guys certainly weren't telling me things in confidence β I was just around and we'd become friends and I heard things and saw things β and I rode along with them a few times to conduct some business. So, to this day, I pretty much keep my mouth shut about it. Even though my wife knows about this period of my life, I've never told her the name of the club or any of the particulars. Probably not a big deal at this point, but still...
I hung out with these guys for almost two years. I went on runs with them and was welcome in the clubhouse. I talked about this a little more in Jaime II β but am having trouble cleaning it up enough so they'll let me publish it at Literotica. Mostly, it was just a good time but periodically bad shit happened and I don't need to be connected with that. I can tell you, there was a period when I very, very seriously considered joining. I knew I'd be a shoe-in and I knew my prospecting stint wouldn't be too brutal. But, it's as close to a life-long commitment as anything you can imagine. You don't just join up, then a few years later decide you don't wanna do it anymore. Leaving is a bad scene. And, fortunately, I made the right choice, but it was really close, and believe it or not, to this day there are still times when it pulls at me.
I went on runs (multiple day trips) with the club and when I wasn't on the road racing, I hung out with them on a fairly regular basis. Yeah, there was shit going on that I wasn't always that comfortable with but there was a ton of cool shit too! There's also a brotherhood that you cannot possibly understand unless you've been part of it. Not the same kind of thing as being in combat and depending on other men day and night β but no matter what went down, you always knew someone had your back β no matter what, they'd back you and sort out the details later. Think about it, how often can you say that in your daily life?
The runs were always a good party and you never knew what was going to go down. I couldn't help but feel sorry for some of the chicks. Guys riding hard-tails with a little bitch-pad for the chick to sit on β it had to be miserable. Fortunately, nobody can sit on a raked hard-tail for too long so there were frequent stops. It was a real power trip to pull in somewhere with a couple dozen guys, all wearing colors and looking like the hard-asses they were.
When we'd stop for the night, if a member was packing a chick and she was his Ol' Lady she'd just party with everyone else. But, if the chick was nobody's property, after spending the day hanging onto the back of that bike, sitting on a little pad that was barely bigger than a cell phone β sometimes she'd be claimed as (temporary) property by the guy she'd ridden with. But, more often, she'd find herself being passed around and used as a party favor by the other guys. Most of these chicks only did that once or twice β but there were a few that dug it! It wasn't like they got raped β nothing like that ever happened. But, before they would ever be invited on a run, they would have been hanging around the clubhouse (or the club's local bar) enough to know what they were getting themselves into β if they didn't know what going on a run would entail, they damn sure should have. And there always seemed to be chicks begging to go on a run.
I remember one time, this chick had been hanging around the home bar. She was kinda nasty looking, dressed slutty as hell, but you could tell she was "slumming" and trying to act like something she wasn't. A lot of chicks have these weird fantasies about being with "outlaw bikers" and I guess it turns them on to feel a little dangerous. Anyway, this chick wound up going on a two day run β just riding on the bitch-pad with one of the members. On the trip, she whooped it up and was having the time of her life β pretending she was part of something that she wasn't.
We stopped for the night, set up camp and went into town to party with another club, at their home bar. She'd been around our home bar enough, she'd been grouped and man-handled off and on. But she'd always had a way out when things got a little too real for her. Only this time we were on a run, a couple hundred miles from home, and the party was on.
Eventually she wound up out back with a couple guys β probably smoking a number, and when they got a little forward with her, she kinda freaked β it was all too much for her. It was one thing to hang around and pretend, then go home to her suburban apartment to fantasize. But being in a strange town, out behind a bar, with two hard-assed bikers wanting their cocks sucked was a little more than she bargained for. Eventually, they got her shirt open, got her on her knees and she blew both of them. When they came back in and word got around, a couple more guys were on her. I don't know what she expected, but I guess it wasn't that.