🩸THE ANGELS OF DEATH🩸
The Angels of Death MC started in San Andreas in 1949 as a small group of people who loved riding motorcycles. They were mostly young men who felt out of place in normal society and wanted a place where they could belong.
At first, it was just about riding bikes together and having fun. But over time, more people joined who wanted friendship, trust, and loyalty. They wanted to feel part of something bigger than themselves.
The club is built on loyalty, respect, and brotherhood. Members promise to watch out for each other and stick together no matter what happens. That promise is why their motto is “Angels Forever, Forever Angels”.
As the club grew, they decided to move away to Flint County. The quiet countryside gave them space to breathe and live by their own rules, away from the city’s police and problems. In Flint County, they built their first strong clubhouse and used the area as a safe base to recruit, organize, and expand.
Their goals were simple but powerful: protect their members, control their own territory, and create a life where no one could tell them what to do. Flint County became the heart of their brotherhood, a place where they could ride, plan, and show their strength to anyone who challenged them.
Even though they later opened chapters in the UK, Canada, Australia, and parts of Europe, Flint County stayed their home ground and the symbol of their identity.
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