Ridin' High, Livin' Free: Hell-Raising Motorcycle Stories

Arrived when they said it would. Love the book!

For old time bikers back in the day a collection of stories

The stories were fantastic. The last one made me cry, which was very unexpected. Wonderful book and I nearly read it in one night!!

This will mark my second book I have read by Sonny Barger in the last 6 months. I really enjoyed this one almost as much as the last one. What really got me hooked were the stories from different areas, different times and different people. It flowed real well. Made me want to ride that much more. Being deployed in Afghanistan, you have to do something to keep your mind off of the things. Riding is one of the things I love to do most when I am not with my family.

I love this book, half way through it and some made me cringe while others made me laugh out loud. Sonny did a good job with the stories he chose. To those that say some of the stories cant possibly be true - well for one thing how would anyone know ? And the other thing, so what ? In Sonny's own words and forward on the book he states clearly that some are fiction or not, and no one knows for sure.Lighten up and enjoy the reading !!!

This is a good look into the biker world as a way of living day to day. This book gives the reader an insight from real bikers and not that of Hollywood. I found it a very good and interesting read.

So its a work of fiction, mostly. Some of MY motorcycle stories are better... At least he is makin money legit. The paper quality is as cheap as one can make and still call it a book. More a collection of short stories, most don't even involve "Sonny". Can't find a reason to rate it better but (if you are into motorcycle fiction) can't really rate it worse.

If you had any interest in motorcycles, if you are above 45 and if you had lived in States for a while, then you would know Hell's Angels. All the myths about them had been around for a long time. Who can forget Steve McQuin's motorcycle jump in the Great Escape?It is a nice book for reading the urban motorcycle myths from first hand, I enjoyed reading it very much.

Not a bad read, slow in se parts but all round a good book.

good book with some good story's about the old days if you are interested in the 1% way of life and the lives of sonny barger and his motorcycling brothers the hells angels also the descriptions and advice of bikes is great

Not the best written or edited book on either Sonny Barger or the Hells Angels - loath to compare it with other better written books on the subject

Did not enjoy as much as his first book.

Good read. May not be highbrow but a good read for all bikers