Satan's Choice (1966) Documentary

A rare "inside" view of a motorcycle club in Toronto, one of the network of such fraternal groups in the large centers across North America. The names they adopt (Satan's Choice is only one) are as individual as their special ethics and views of life, all freely expressed in this film.
1965, 27 min 56 s
Poor quality VHS dub
Directed by
Donald Shebib
Produced by
Tom Daly

[@rodtemplar258]

How did the years slip by so fast. There were about 50 of us from a run down housing estate and we called ourselves Braunstone Greasers. We had all sorts of British bikes and rode them everywhere, sleeping rough on beaches, in hay barns, wherever our bikes took us. Now half of us are dead, or old men living through videos like these.

[@FrankHobsonHarleyFeverUSA]

+Rod Templar where are you from? This is how it all started. I would love to know more about your life as a biker.

[@majikjuggalo]

Yea most of the people in the comments could write several books

[@craigjervis5652]

Hi Rod... Did you know any of the guys in the documentary? I ask because my uncle was in the documentary.

[@rickb4806]

@@majikjuggalo Pretty lame club!

[@Kenster1025]

Drake's "More Life" 2017 album sampled this documentary. Where Noah Shebib is a producer, Noah is Don's son.

[@seoacademics]

I used to be a member starting in 1965. Good times. We were no Angels. But we were more bikers instead of drug dealers. Most members had a job.

[@VeronicaPrior]

Frank Hobson Were you with them in Toronto in 1968?

[@henerymag]

+Frank Hobson Knew a guy from Montreal about that time who joined the club. Can't remember his name. He rode a BSA Spitfire. Later ended up in prison with a guy named Bill Bickerdike for a drug lab they had going on in believe it or not Ayerst Labs. Love those old brown grenade beer bottles.

[@seanr8628]

+Frank Hobson Ever a member in Thunder Bay, early seventies?

[@FrankHobsonHarleyFeverUSA]

+henerymag I don't think I knew them. Those beer bottles were very popular back then.

[@seanr8628]

+Frank Hobson My brother was a member in T Bay, just curious.

[@thorkellthetall4827]

Back when MCs were about the good times and living life full throttle, before they started getting into meth and shit and killing each other.

[@KowboyUSA]

Forever Two Wheels

[@quincee3376]

They were selling speed back then. That's how " crank" got it's nickname. From putting speed in their crankcase. You think they didnt kill people back in then?

[@nasirwillie2136]

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[@hectortobias8840]

@Nasir Willie instablaster :)

[@nasirwillie2136]

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[@donnie8917]

As someone who was born in 1965, I thoroughly enjoyed this feature. I wish I had been in my early 20s in the mid sixties.

[@morgansanders1791]

Did I, Did I

[@jawanzya]

Did I lose you?

[@manonmaisonneuve9448]

Please Please Please !!! My Biological father was part of this Motorcycle " Satan's Choice " Club but , he died when I just 4 yrs old , I'm now 55 yrs old & would like to known about my paternal roots before I pass over in a couple of decades from here . His name was " Robert Boullianne "from St Henri , Montréal QC . His partners name was Michel Daudelin who recently died à couple le years back if any of you guys knew my dad please get back To me , all info -is good info . THANKS for posting this vidéo as I said , all info from this is better than no info at all ! Keep Up the good work . 😎🤔😎

[@arifutama7859]

Did I lose you? Did I? Did I?

[@edsmart8927]

I first remember seeing this club as a little child visiting Wasaga Beach in the 70s. I'm not sure, but I think I recall seeing a patched Satan's Choice as recently as the early 90s in a bar in Collingwood Ontario when I was stopping through. That was the last time I seen any trace of their trappings outside of an original Satan's Choice club ring on ebay last year.

[@rickb4806]

In St. Catharines we used to make fun of them by calling them Satan's Perogative. Pretty lame bunch.

[@jon123xyz]

Grand Bend

[@lillianmorgancbc]

I liked this video it reminded me of the freedom i had when i was driving my bike all over NEWFOUNDLAND,going to pig roasts the best times of my life.Beautiful people.I call them freedom riders.That's any one who knows the freedom of having a motor cycle. RIDE ON.BROTHERS AND SISTERS.

[@FrankHobsonHarleyFeverUSA]

+Lillian Morgan Sounds like lots of fun. I will bet you had some good lobster roast on the beaches too.

[@VeronicaPrior]

+Lillian Morgan Freedom Riders were people working for the Civil Rights movement. Your biker buddies were far from that.

[@theBigLubarski_1977]

Ironically, like the rest of society, their lives *are* completely controlled by the higher-ups in the MC, and in probably much more intrusive ways than the average "working stiff" faces (particularly for prospects and lower-ranking members)...also with *much more severe consequences* for "falling out of line," than those in "mainstream" society. I mean no disrespect to any MC club, active or defunct, in any way, but being part of an MC *REQUIRES* doing certain things, unless you are the "head honcho," so to speak.

[@seansteede]

Agree....their club, or any club ever is just another replacement for the smothering existence the members were hoping to avoid by joining in the first place. Still, this is a fascinating documentary of the time and so happy I fell across it. Praise be to the weird and mysterious ways of the KZbin algorithm...this was truly 27 minutes of my precious lifespan well spent.

[@josephforest7605]

@@seansteede They are too stupid , to know that they are trading one thing for another .

[@johnranallo424]

@@josephforest7605 Spoken like a clueless moron who knows nothing of the Biker life.

[@trenthitchcock5109]

You don't know what your talking about

[@rickb4806]

@@trenthitchcock5109 ha ha... he's right.

[@ThreeLions82]

This is pretty good,the narrator isn't being disrespectful like ive seen in so many of the Documentaries.Thanks!

[@keithhamblin3084]

I know so many guys that were in the club (SC) and are now passed away, to all the haters not all of the Choice were bad guys ALOT of them helped people out when they needed help

[@VeronicaPrior]

+Keith Hamblin (Hammy) Maybe so, but 12 to 18 of those nice helpful guys raped me in February of 1968. Call me a hater if you like, but I have a good reason.

[@argopunk]

Sorry to hear you went through that hell. Did any of the faces in the film ring a bell? I live near Yorkville and often think about the 60s era and its stories, good and bad. Do you know where approximately the clubhouse was were you were taken? Thanks for being strong and sharing.

[@VeronicaPrior]

I was taken to that clubhouse, and the only one I recognized was Tiny. Apparently it happened all the time...and from the way the bikers handled the situation, I'd say they were quite practiced in that sort of rape.

[@argopunk]

That's bad. They took you there and held you down and did that?! Hard to believe people treat people like that.

[@josephforest7605]

What fellow criminals and drug dealers??

[@Milkshakman]

40 you are a legend

[@gregorylata4830]

Great film Love the old Black Label stubbies Hey Mable Give me a Black Label 🍻🍺🍻🍺 Family friend was with the Vagbonds Toronto from 1962 to the mid 80s RIP 🏍️ God Bless 🍻🍺🌹💞🌞🇨🇦

[@ollyduffy3]

And more chune for your headtop So watch how you speak on my name, you know? 🌺

[@drunkenlahey]

They had a pretty big crew in Ottawa as well.

[@jon123xyz]

Like that they had views about City Hall design. Agree!!

[@elaineharrison2491]

Grew up around Lorne Campbell great guy.....Burnie Guindon was the staple for many years great guy... and a gentlemen. The stories are endless. L&R

[@clutch7122]

AWESOME !!!

[@ReevesFTW]

Lorne Campbell is the outlaws outlaw

[@HammerHeadGarage]

75% of people who work hate the job.....that was 1966, its more like 90% in 2017 imo.

[@mikebarnes2746]

I Love the way they’re riding in formation

[@Bang]

More life

[@philbrown9764]

This reminds me of the old and not vert good, biker movies of the 60s. The music too.

[@quentin3330]

Very cool. Thanks for this! I subscribed.

[@jaydee3514]

Anyone know the name of the opening song?

[@ProSimex]

This is such a good film. Its great to see a piece of Canadian motorcycle history that has been largely glossed over.

[@TheJezzka01]

anyone know the name of the open tune?

[@ukeelady]

It's pretty laughable. Those who live the '9-5' in those days, paid for the roads those bikes travelled on, for the bus that he rode on etcetc. All fine & good to live one's way but not when it's on other peoples' dimes. Maybe that's why people were too tired to 'have fun'. Working, raising families, paying bills and taxes ... kinda tiring especially knowing others aren't paying their way (stealing and such).

[@lcrane5241]

+Carolyn Campbell Nobody said jobs were not held down. Goods were bought to keep bikes on the road. Sales tax right there which helps the economic community. I'm sure you have good intentions. I do apologize for some of the language in Bart' post. He was right and becomes a difference in lifestyle choice.

[@muddshshshark]

+Carolyn Campbell we all had jobs (lWorking, raising families, paying bills and taxes) Lady and prolly worked harder than you

[@HammerHeadGarage]

By the way, the gas these bikes burn pay for the roads, not your taxes. Don,t get down on these people because they dont believe all the bullshit you were force fed in school and through the tv. You chose the way you live, and so did they. You can,t tell others what way they are suppose to live.

[@brianyoung2223]

+Bart Einstien ILove my Dyna, but to say that the Vincent Black Shadow is the only Brit bike deserving of respect means you are being foolishly brand blind loyal or you have never thrown your leg over a parallel twin Norton or Trumpet and chewed up the twisties.

[@johnbray6352]

Carolyn you have to really wake up .Do research and find out truly who the scum of the earth is.

[@jamespatrickearlcheney4792]

God Bless you all!

[@henerymag]

I remember those 'brown grenade' beer bottles.

[@justinw947]

10 or 15 thousand dollars a year...being able to spoil their kids. lol this is back when ppl had a fucking chance to make it.

[@FrankHobsonHarleyFeverUSA]

+Justin finding a decent job has always been hard for me. One of the best jobs I had was working at Chryslers in Windsor.

[@lucyfir3103]

yep now everybody's broke and living in tent cities

[@argopunk]

$15,000 in 1965 is equivalent to over approx $115,000 in 2016 dollars. People who earn $115k can still spoil their kids. And I know many who make over $115K. Not me, by the way. Most people earned nowhere near $15k in 1965. More like $3k to $5K. It was tough then as it is now. Probably tougher back then in many ways: no medicare, tougher education standards, but at least taxes were lower then. And sales tax was about 1% in Ontario.

[@CamsJungleAquaria]

They still do

[@az0970449]

haha guess how much now after covid ? a loaf of breed in the staes is over 4$

[@jaejisage]

Thanks for sampling the beginning Drake.

[@Mattitude75]

10:30. We still call it new city hall.

[@clydebrown4859]

Sean.R I knew John Raleigh. He was still in when i got out. I heard his dad and mom did"nt care when he was killed after he hit a car The club paid for every thing. I like"d him he as a good person.

[@thothi4074]

More Life sent me here.

[@go1883]

7 years after you commented this, it also sent me here

[@lildurden]

MORE LIFE

[@smokeymulaaa4591]

More Life

[@lucyfir3103]

what's the song at 18:54?

[@3642130]

to me , it sounds like unkown San Fransisco blues type stuff of the time period(mid/late 60s). Just before Grateful Dead and Canned Heat.

[@jackwilkinson3946]

Does any one know were Butch is???

[@403patriot3]

back when being a biker wasn't trendy. Canada has damn near as much biker history than the US does...

[@dectrone]

Pan tera American bikers feared the Canadian bikers. even h.a u.s the war between rock machine and h.a chapter shook the u.s hard

[@unfortunatebeam]

Yeah....as if those trendy "bikers" are actually bikers.

[@NorthSideNorm]

That's for sure. We ride hard and live hard up here.

[@maxwebster7572]

is Tom Daly the guy with thick glasses from TO news?

[@mauricepashe7538]

max webster

[@kameronclark1737]

I agree with their views on society, so many people walking around miserable because they went down paths people told them to take instead of going towards what they truly wanted out of life. I don’t necessarily agree with some of their actions but their mindsets are very powerful.

[@rickb4806]

Heroic....ha ha

[@holyfuddleduddle4231]

I lived 3 houses down the street from the choice's club house on Cordella Ave. Toronto(it was a small garage), in the early 70's.At that time guys named Lovely Larry(he alwaya had a whip in his hand), Blue and Cecil Kirby were around a lot.They kept to themselves and didn't hassle anyone .Sometimes cat calls to hot babes walking bye in halter tops on their way to Bert's corner store or Nick's restaurant ,the chicks liked the attention.I remember Cecil Kirby as being friendy and quick to smile if you passed by the club house while he would be working on a bike out front.At that time Younge Street had the walking mall.Good memories.

[@clydebrown4859]

Larry and Blue are dead and Kirby was a partner now living out West .

[@josephforest7605]

Some chicks don't like that kind of attention and it is their right to privacy and respect .

[@margaretyoung7318]

💜

[@randygeroux9263]

Wild ones red devils Satan's choice I can recall seeing all at various times in Hamilton

[@bobjoe7707]

My great uncles were in wild ones and my uncle in the choice

[@josephforest7605]

The RED DEVILS stabbed my neighbour . Such nice guys ,that is the problem with society today , criminals are getting way too much sympathy.

[@Ironicfail]

@@josephforest7605 joseph you got bullied in hs

[@nicholasbivi7097]

Would anyone be able to tell me at which cemetery the funeral near the end was held at?

[@edwardleffingwell8634]

4:05 does look like an iPhone. There is a lot of modern cells in older footage

[@quentin3330]

Naw just a pack of smokes.

[@robertnickel7279]

It might be fine for the young to live like this and party every day but try it once your 50-60 yr's old. Outlaw bikers of that age alway's seem kind of sad to me and many I'm sure would sooner be at home watching tv instead of pretending to still feel rebellious and partying with the club night after night. Ya get old man. And way too tired to even pretend your having a good time when all you want to do is go home and go to bed.

[@edsmart8927]

Maybe Crackhead Rob Ford will get too tired to be an ahole soon, then.

[@ThreeLions82]

+robert nickel Nothing wrong with 50 year olds partying,aslong as they are having a good time.

[@johnbray6352]

You dont understand.

[@airbornestoner3077]

You are a square

[@josephforest7605]

BINGO NAILED IT!!!!!!!!!!

[@ThisHandleWasTheOnly1Available]

Satan's Choice used to be big in Toronto until HA's came along in 2000's.

[@ThisHandleWasTheOnly1Available]

@@Mike-sp4iz I did a couple of months in a Toronto bucket in 2000 sharing a cell with a Satan's Choice old timer.

[@onlywayisup100]

every generation has kids that rebel, what else is new ?

[@kambingterbang3492]

Nicee

[@nidgeontour257]

Some things haven’t changed that much at all?

[@CoryG1981]

as someone who knew the sudbury crew I will never forget what this city was like when SC was here until the HA absorbed them to what is now here today . not that its bad now just a few small groups of bikers are doing so very very shady stuff

[@andrewrank5425]

You all are my heri

[@muddshshshark]

I was 10 when i saw my first bikers at Wasaga beach. a mix of SC and PDR. 8 years later i bought my first chopped triumph.. It was a 1970 bonny. Been a bike mechanic since

[@imm1955]

wasnt that the black diamond riders

[@muddshshshark]

rick moreland Pair o Dice Riders Black Diamond riders were a cheesy club..;p

[@imm1955]

RIGHTON

[@FrankHobsonHarleyFeverUSA]

Mud Sh-sh-shark Bonnyville 500? I wonder if you saw me at Wasaga Beach back then lol. Did you take any pictures of those bikers back then. I sure would love to see them. Hippy

[@muddshshshark]

Frank Hobson Mine was a 650 Bonnevile with the twin velocity stacks I also had a pair of 500 Tigers too ..lol so old school now huh? There were a lot of Pair"O"DiceRiders and SatansChoice as well as the Vagabonds in the Barrie and Wasaga Beach area. . I knew a few of them..We were mechanics in a Harley and Yamaha shop but I preferred the Japanese bikes..

[@FriedBalonyPony]

Brotherhood

[@onlywayisup100]

flash back

[@onlywayisup100]

yes , yes it is

[@samlyons3552]

Emptiness.......

[@woodrailking]

The Sparrow=Steppenwolf.

[@PleatherGirl]

This is interesting. I would like to know about the lives of the people featured in the documentary. They are old or dead.

[@clydebrown4859]

A lot of us still a live and ride we still get together T.O. 67 TO 71

[@craigjervis5652]

Clyde Did you know Ralph? He was my uncle.

[@KowboyUSA]

Groovy!

[@mr66killer]

Memories of growing up in Toronto. There was also the BDR Black Diamond Riders that lived close by me, Younge &Steeles area

[@phoxgrimm9]

I remember hangen out with the choice when i was a kid, around 71 or 2, in thunder bay, all nice guys ,straight up and no bullshit, . like brothers not mothers, and if you think you own the roads, buses whatever, take a real good look at yourself, hypocrite,,

[@FrankHobsonHarleyFeverUSA]

+phoxgrimm9 I am writing a book on the Satan's Choice MC and the Lobos MC in Windsor if any of you would like to share contact me at franko4444 @ gmail dot com

[@FrankHobsonHarleyFeverUSA]

+phoxgrimm9 I was out of the club by then. Glad you had a good experience and memory of that time.

[@seanr8628]

+phoxgrimm9 Ever know a guy named John Raleigh in the T Bay club?

[@lucaslounsbury8515]

Had an uncle in scmc Richard geeke.

[@HammerHeadGarage]

The rcmp think they own the roads, they told me once. What a joke.

[@susansmall6727]

wow cool my man was one of the boys I am one of the girls fr jw rest in peace Russ Callahan "jerimiah"

[@johnmcclung5666]

Old days real bikers

[@d3kadE905]

my gramps is still kicking lol only thing i want when he dies is that vest!!!! #welland

[@FrankHobsonHarleyFeverUSA]

Jake Smith Hi Jake was your father a Choice? I would love to know more about him. Can you email me? franko 4444 at gmail dot com? Hippy

[@2001sdj]

1966 was the year i was born! I wonder if half those guys still alive.... And funny, i heard them say the working man makes 10,000 or 15,000 a year. In those days you could buy a nice house for 15,000 U.S. dollars. But today you can barely get a decent bike for that. i drive a sportster and that cost 8k USED of course. I dont buy new, can't afford it. This is a working mans world, and today a fella needs a hellaluva lot more than 10,000 or 15,000 a year!!!

[@clutch7122]

Choice was patched over by Quebec's Hells Angels in 2000. Gone but never forgotten . Alot of The HA now in Ontario were Choice. Well respected , own buissnesses & pay the same taxes as everyone else. Ilove & respect all these men. Support 81 Oshawa Crew

[@FrankHobsonHarleyFeverUSA]

Cale Hermitte Most of what you say is true but lots of Choice patched over to the Outlaws also. Some Choice did not to join either the HA or the Outlaws. But they were crippled by the mass exodus of bikers. Some of the HA in Windsor for example were former Lobos MC members. Hippy

[@clutch7122]

They actually split with the London and Ottawa Outlaws while Berries "the Frog" Guindon was in prison. Not cool for sure. But I grew up loving the Dirty Shwa's SCMC and still love and associate with Oshawa's 81. Great history here for 1% bikers. Thanks Hippy

[@FrankHobsonHarleyFeverUSA]

Hi Cal, I continue to write my book about being Choice in the late 60's. Take care.

[@FrankHobsonHarleyFeverUSA]

+Cale Hermitte thanks for your comment

[@V8Deuce]

They ripped off their logo from a very well known Hot Rod of the late 1950's.

[@798matheus_]

More life 🌺

[@garychandler4296]

I thot this was gonna suk! Much better than the Hollyweird B bike fliks in many ways...more documentary than fictional insults.

[@kaitlinmorrison1406]

My father (RIP) Danny Vincent McGee was with Satans Choice then he came out west.... ended up in BC Pen for AR.... he escaped too... lol

[@FrankHobsonHarleyFeverUSA]

Kaitlin Morrison Hi Kaitlin, I would love to me more about Danny. Did he have a nickname? When did he ride. RIP Danny you can contact me at franko 4444 at gmail. dot com. I would love to hear more about your father.

[@kaitlinmorrison1406]

Danny Vincent McGee-- can`t remember his nickname-- he rode in the 70`s then came out here to the west--

[@FrankHobsonHarleyFeverUSA]

+Kaitlin Morrison was Danny from Windsor?

[@Ironicfail]

Mad dog?

[@denil.k]

2018 #MoreLife anyone?

[@andrewrank5425]

I am with you

[@andrewrank5425]

I am rare

[@chronosschiron]

and now in ottawa canada they are back

[@matcampbell332]

Lorne campbell is my uncle. Very interesting man he is.

[@clydebrown4859]

I see Lorne every summer your right he is interesting and respected.

[@clydebrown4859]

Hi i was in S.C.M.C. in T,O. 67_71 we have get together"s once a.year and Bernie still shows up and so dos Lorne .I new a Hippy in the club

[@raelestrange3402]

Bernie and Bobby McEachern were my dad's best friends....Bobby was my Godfather. Im willing to bet you probably knew my ol' man back in the day. Last name "Sypher"

[@craigjervis5652]

Hi Clyde, did you know Ralph, the guy in the documentary?

[@clydebrown4859]

I remember the face . I think he was from Kitchener .@@craigjervis5652

[@craigjervis5652]

@@clydebrown4859 He was my uncle, the house shown in the video, is the one i grew up in, in Scarborough. Finding this documentary, was fascinating.

[@theBigLubarski_1977]

"...ten or fifteen thousand a year..." IDK what the rate-of-exchange is between USD and Canadian dollars is or was, at the time, but I imagine 10-15K/year, is *nothing* today in Canada, like it was back then! Same with US dollars!

[@bloolouboyle]

4:05 i Phone ? Time travellers ?

[@maydom04]

Might be a pack of smokes

[@TheIronDuke9]

Smokes

[@z1100chop]

cool way to live.

[@clydebrown4859]

It was a lot of us are still brothers today and get together.

[@isabelreyes6387]

Gangs all have rules - but they talk about not wanting to answer to rules. Just admit it - you're evil and you want to do evil things - stop pretending like being gang members make you "free"

[@annother3350]

You more or less said the same comment above. Why such a problem with tase guys?

[@rvtvvolgsthebest67]

They don't want to live by societies rules. Never said they didn't want any rules at all. I think maybe you should actually talk to a biker or two. Then you would realize they are just like everyone else.

[@josephforest7605]

BINGO!!!!

[@sweetmother5390]

My uncle was a Satan's Choice.and my Uncle is fucking awesome so you know.

[@jabbahursty]

so much whining from these guys

[@seoacademics]

This video is really stupid. I think it was scripted and they just tried to act it all out. But even with the bad acting allot of what went on back then is somewhat true.

[@fuggetabodit]

It was during that whole biker movie craze, bad scripting, bad acting, I like their bikes though.

[@chaselanglais334]

Drake brought me here?

[@sudsysutherland359]

S.Y.L.O.

[@prens4049]

here bc drake

[@denil.k]

who else came from *drake - lose you* ?lmao

[@spspin77]

NNNNNNNNNNNNN LOLOL

[@conniebleasdale7008]

This doesn't depict the Choice at all

[@corygodschalk5376]

I know its ridiculous lol

[@FrankHobsonHarleyFeverUSA]

Connie Bleasdale you are so right Connie. I could have got in that movie/documentary but I was not into that...but we have to remember that this is how it all started...and some of those members did last for a long time..if you have any information on the Choice back then and want to share it...I am writing a book on the Choice and other 1% bikers back in those days. My email is franko 4444 at gmail dot com.

[@conniebleasdale7008]

Talk to Loren Campbell....or Mick Lowe.....

[@FrankHobsonHarleyFeverUSA]

+Connie Bleasdale Lorn Campbell does not return my email. Mick Lowe has shown interest in publishing my book but has not offered to share pictures and so on. I understand his position.

[@conniebleasdale7008]

That's sad....however I'm sure Lorne has had enough and retirement in peace is is goal... Keep trying luv

[@hellbent6344]

Man these guys are riding stock bikes.

[@SilverShock24]

MORE LIFE 🌺🌺🌺

[@johnbray6352]

Government PROPAGANDA .

[@gakdaniels76]

2030

[@crisstrange1122]

canada trying to be bad lmfao. thats great. this club is a job

[@andrewrank5425]

Less is more

[@raelestrange3402]

IM "LIKE" # 613!! HAHAH AND I WAS BORN ON FRIDAY 13TH! WTF ARE THE ODDS?!?

[@therealninobrown365]

Winning' s problematic people like you more when you working towards something then when you have it.

[@randomsubscriber2473]

Drake brought me here

[@johnbray6352]

Now your mommy can take ya home.