[Capt. Cal]

Soul on Bikes--Saw that Barger is included as an author on the book and also wrote the foreword. Is he just on there to raise hype or is he really contributing to the writing?

Guess I'll find out when I get the copy but just curious.....

probably a little bit of both. Barger did cross paths with the East Bay Dragons. he knew Tobie Gene Levingston very well. the two clubs got along no problem. great stories of the early car club days, then turning over to harleys, the fights and mayhem! the begining is a little slow but its an awsome book. i highly recomend it.

 

[Polock Joe]

probably a little bit of both. Barger did cross paths with the East Bay Dragons. he knew Tobie Gene Levingston very well. the two clubs got along no problem. great stories of the early car club days, then turning over to harleys, the fights and mayhem! the begining is a little slow but its an awsome book. i highly recomend it.

It was ok....I like my biker books to have rape, reds, and stompings in there. This really didn't have too much of any of that. It was OK but I picked up Dead in a Heartbeat or whatever it's called for $.69 on Amazon today.

I'm not really good at being a biker so I have to read about it to make up stories for my non-riding friends.