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Dead Rockers Motorcycle Club new article content ... The 'Dead Rockers' is a small motorcycle road club started back in 2010 by a small group of Bristol based friends who had a shared interest in the old bygone era of old school motorcycle gangs in the old Mods & Rockers days. They were fascinated with that simple clean aethetically beautiful old style cafe racer, bobber and chopper range of motorcycles that were almost considered the outsiders choice of motorbikes.
A few of the members, like most motorcycle clubs and gangs, had military backgrounds and experience and so were undoubtedly looking to try and recreate and keep that lost comraderie that is only felt in those sorts of instituitions.
The idea was to have a good close knit group of guys with a common interest who could enjoy there times on the bikes together whilst taking in the wider 'retro' range of events, festivals, gigs, and get togethers. It also helped to stand as a sort of surrogate family unit where you trust you fellow club member like you would a brother (or an old army colleague - reliant for life and limb).
Due to the nature of biking, personal preference and of course that old restrictor of money the club has opened its doors to some wider ranges of motorcycles from vintage and classic motorcycles right through to modern superbikes as long as that common theme and interest is felt and seen. So whether you ride an old motorcycle or new motorcycle, are a young rider or young-at-heart rider they are a very welcoming bunch.
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