RideMyDick

It’s true that the money earned may not be all that much. But seeing customers return with beaming faces and watching rockers gather with their customised motorbikes is more than enough. Key objectives: To reach a wider market, to constantly innovate, and to supply the whole city with its caffeine fix.

Charles, the manager, wouldn’t let the rocker-cafe-racer go without a cup of coffee. He quietly set up a food van to sell coffee on the side of the road. Pros: high footfall, reaching all customers to gauge the market, a new experience. Cons: limited stock and only available at certain times.

FreeFall A time when the charts were plummeting, the direction was no longer clear, yet we could still grip the handlebars of our cafe-racer and set out on something new. Survival is the norm; it’s the first thing we do in Los Santos. Do rockers want to live? Forge connections and keep moving their boots. Enjoy the rhythm of life’s rock-music.

The fighter from Bandit MC was soundly defeated by the Rookie, Vael; nevertheless, their vest was still handed over as there was no conflict of interest whatsoever. The Cluts MC Road Captain’s vest from Bandit MC was sufficient.

No Conflict of Interest One night, the Bandit MC (enemies of the Ton Up Reapers) presented a surprise in the form of a Road Captain’s vest of the Cluts MC. They gave it to the Ton Up Reapers in exchange for their own Vice President’s vest (the Ton Up Reapers had previously defeated them following a brawl caused by a member of the Bandit MC spitting and showed disrespect outside Jefferson Cafe). When the RC-Cults MC vests were handed out, one of the recipients (Fenwick) actually ran off with one, whilst another rockers were confronted the Bandit MC. He did not return it.

That night was the last time. On Thursday at 9.00 pm, Charles was invited to one of Shamrock’s arms and drugs depots, Marina. This was, in fact, the last time they met. Before all the Shamrock members were arrested by The Blues at their nightclub, Conventina. During that conversation, they could not see eye to eye. The Rockers hoped they could resume supplying cocaine, regardless of the quantity or price. However, Shamrock were somewhat wary of the risks posed by the detectives up to that point. That night was the last time.

Still under the surveillance, bloody hell On one occasion, after visiting one of the MCs in Los Santos, they remained within the detective’s line of sight (100% possiblility visual). They fled to a village to throw the detective off their trail. This was because the riding team included members of the Shamrock Mafia.

The First: IRON CHAPEL This is a memory of when the Iron Chapel business was still on Lisbon Street. Several rocker-run businesses have been ‘sealed’ by the LSPD due to the ‘rebellious’ behaviour of some of their members. And finally, the building lease there has been terminated, with the exception of the workshop and café, which are situated on land owned by a member. Following various meetings, there are plans to build the Iron Chapel at a site on Jefferson Street (to be confirmed).