One of the elements that makes up the FX line son of anarchy The presence of so many complex and polarizing characters is interesting. But this character isn’t the only star of the show. The bicycle cannot be ignored either. Because SAMCRO is a gang masquerading as a motorcycle club, club members prefer to travel by bicycle rather than by car.
Are you wondering why everything about bicycles is so cool and precise? Former real-life motorcycle club member David Labrava serves as the show’s technical advisor. He also starred in SAMCRO’s Happy Lowman Sergeant Major. Here are the best bikes owned by SAMCRO members.
Harley-Davidson Electra Tri-Glide (Pini)
As one of the original nine, age is catching up with Piney. His health deteriorated and he no longer had the strength to ride a two-wheeled bicycle like he did when he was young. Determined to continue cycling on the highway, he found a bike that suited him. That’s great.
Piney’s Harley-Davidson Electra Tri-Glidekept has three wheels. It also has a special holster on the back filled with the oxygen tank he needs to keep himself healthy. It also has the obligatory Grim Reaper graphic on the tank.
2008 Harley Davidson Dyna Super Glide (clay)
As the first SAMCRO president at the show, Clay displayed the club’s Reaper logo on his bike in a larger size than the other members. This bike is similar to some of the other bikes in the show, but with its sleek black paint and grunt, it’s hard to miss.
Interestingly, the actor who plays Clay, Ron Perlman, doesn’t really like bicycles. He once shared a photo of himself on a bike with his co-stars along with the caption: “I have to admit, I look terrible on a bike**. Very sexy. Beautiful Gangsta I also have to admit, Bicycles are not like me. And it belongs together. “
2006 Harley-Davidson Dyna Street Bob (Tig)
Considering Tig is such a violent daredevil, it’s a miracle that Tig survives to the end of the show. But overall, he’s a fun character who enjoys riding his 2006 Harley-Davidson Dyna Street Bob. He has a memorable scene on the bike when he pulls police officers through Charming as a distraction. direction him. direct them so that other SAMCRO members can board the plane to Belfast.
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Tig’s bike is different because it has many spikes and skulls scattered around. The speed was also quite fast, each time the whole group chased the scene they came very close to the front line.
Pan head (Opie)
Another classic bike is the Panhead, which Opie spent a lot of time in the garage trying to restore. Although he owns a Harley, his wish is to have a working Panhead so he can ride around Charming like it was in the 60s.
Like JT’s bike, the Panhead is blue. Since Opie’s father, Piney, was one of the original nine, the bike was definitely his. As a child, Opie must have loved this bike because he saw his father riding around on it. Tragically, Opie was killed by Pope’s thugs before he could enjoy Panhead.
FXD Street Bob (Congratulations Loman)
Xingxin said the entire FX series is ten times less. He prefers doing to talking, and even made himself one of the most killed members of SACMRO. He also drove the same car from the first to the last season, the 2011 FXD Street Bob.
The car only has one seat, meaning Happy can’t carry anyone like Jax would like. Happy FXD was sold at an auction in 2012, with the proceeds going to charity.
Harley-Davidson Screamin’ Eagle Road Glide (TO Cross)
After Jax abolished the “whites only” rule, TO made history by becoming the first African American to join SAMCRO. The former Grim Bastards president has one of the coolest bikes on the show.
The car is orange and black which makes it look more polished than the gang style. Orange represents the official color scheme of Grim Bastards. The Screanin’ Eagle also has dual headlights instead of the single headlight on other bikes.
Custom Harley-Davidson Dyna Street Bob (Chibs).
Some SAMCRO members have Harley-Davidson Dyna Street Bobs, but the one Chibs rides stands out more because it doesn’t have a front fairing. It also has a matte black Z-bar and riser.
The cross of St. Andrew can also be seen on the saddle. A hint of his Scottish ancestry. Chibs is certainly one of the most capable characters on the show, after suffering so much at the hands of Irish gangster Jimmy O. It was nice to see him become president of SAMCRO at the end programme.
Harley-Davidson Knucklehead 1946 (John Taylor)
Jax’s father and SAMCRO founder John Teller aka JT died at the beginning of the episode, but his bike was an important part of the episode’s plot. Teller’s bike stored at the clubhouse is believed to be the one he was riding when he was involved in the crash that resulted in his death.
After the accident, the bike was recovered and preserved. Unfortunately, it was destroyed when the hall was bombed. JT’s bike is great because it’s one of two classic bikes in the line. It reminds viewers of the post-World War II era.
2003 Harley Davidson Dyna Super Glide Sport (Jax)
Jax’s bike was so attractive that a stranger decided to take a photo with his girlfriend next to it. Sadly, he didn’t ask permission first. So Jax did what you would expect him to do in this situation. He beat him and left with his girlfriend.
What sets the 2003 Harley-Davidson Dyna Super Glide Sport apart from other bikes is that it has custom T-bars for better handling. Interestingly, actor Charlier Hunnam also loves bicycles in real life and he owns the same type of bicycle that he rode for seven seasons of the series.
Custom chopper (Bobby)
Bobby usually doesn’t have much to attract viewers, except for the time he spends with Otto’s wife. On the show, he owns three different bikes, but the first one is his best. During his Elvis days, he roamed around in a custom helicopter he built from scratch.
This bike is built on a hardtail with a tower hanger and spring mount. The forks on the vehicle have been angled to give the helicopter a perfect look. Like Chib’s Harley, Bobby’s bike has no front fairing.