Q: Who are the Sons of Satan Motorcycle Club?

A: The Sons of Satan Motorcycle Club is an outlaw motorcycle club founded in California in 1954. They have chapters throughout North America and Europe, and are known for their involvement in criminal activities such as drug trafficking, extortion, and violence.

Q: What kind of bikes do they ride?

A: Members of the SOSMC typically ride Harley-Davidson motorcycles. However, there is no official requirement that members must ride a Harley.

Q: Are all members involved in criminal activity?

A: It's impossible to say whether every member participates in illegal activity or not. However, given that the SOSMC is an outlaw motorcycle club with ties to organized crime groups like the Hells Angels and Bandidos, it's safe to assume that many members have been involved in criminal behavior at some point.

Q: Do they really worship Satan?

A: No. Despite their name, there is no evidence to suggest that members of the SOSMC actually worship Satan or engage in any kind of satanic rituals or practices.

Q: How do you become a member?

A: To become a member of the Sons of Satan Motorcycle Club (if you want to join) one has first earned his "biker" stripes by being friendly with other bikers and hanging out with biker clubs. It is rumored that in the SOSMC world you just don’t ask to be a member, rather the club members know when someone has…

Q: What kind of rules do they have?

A: The Sons of Satan Motorcycle Club operates under a strict code of conduct and loyalty to one another. Members are expected to follow the club's orders without question, and failure to do so can result in severe punishment or even expulsion from the club.

Q: Is it true that they only accept men as members?

A: Yes, it is true that the SOSMC is a men-only organization. Women are not allowed to become members of this outlaw motorcycle club.

Q: What should I do if I encounter a member of the Sons of Satan Motorcycle Club?

A: If you come across a member of the SOSMC, the best course of action is to treat them with respect and go about your business. It's generally not wise to antagonize or confront them, as they have a reputation for being violent and aggressive.