Double Zero Motorcycle Club Collection

"The Double Zero Motorcycle Club: A Legacy of Brotherhood and Community" In the vibrant city of Birmingham

Double Zero Motorcycle Club Collection: The Rev. Les Milner talking with members Raymond Fox (right

The Rev. Les Milner talking with members Raymond Fox (right) and Ron Gillam outside the Double Zero clubs headquarters. The club has been closed after trouble with Hells Angels

Double Zero Motorcycle Club Collection: Working on the new bar at the Double Zero club are Michael Bennett, George Field

Working on the new bar at the Double Zero club are Michael Bennett, George Field, Jeff Smith, Terry Jones and Ken Comley. 16th October 1968

Working on the new bar at the Double Zero club. 16th October 1968

Double Zero Motorcycle Club Collection: The Ian Campbell Folk Group will give all the proceeds of their saturday night Town Hall

The Ian Campbell Folk Group will give all the proceeds of their saturday night Town Hall concert to the citys Double Zero Youth club as part of a fund raising appeal

Double Zero Motorcycle Club Collection: Beauty queen Angela Turner, in period costume, with the 1907 Daimler in which she will

Beauty queen Angela Turner, in period costume, with the 1907 Daimler in which she will ride to start the Double Zero Clubs " 50 hour weekend"

Double Zero Motorcycle Club Collection: Young members of the Double Zero Club, Birmingham, made it a record-breaking '

Young members of the Double Zero Club, Birmingham, made it a record-breaking " special delivery" for the " Argus"

Double Zero Motorcycle Club Collection: Members of the Double Zero Club packing first-aid kits, made up from bulk supplies

Members of the Double Zero Club packing first-aid kits, made up from bulk supplies, which will be carried by all members of the new emergency service

The Double Zero Motorcycle Club. 25th February 1967

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"The Double Zero Motorcycle Club: A Legacy of Brotherhood and Community" In the vibrant city of Birmingham, a group of individuals came together to form the legendary Double Zero Motorcycle Club. Led by the charismatic Rev. Les Milner, this club became more than just a gathering of motorcycle enthusiasts; it became a symbol of unity and camaraderie. On that memorable day in October 1968, members Raymond Fox and Michael Bennett were seen diligently working on the new bar at the Double Zero club. With their skillful hands and unwavering dedication, they transformed an ordinary space into a hub for friendship and laughter. Meanwhile, George Field joined them in creating this haven for like-minded souls. Together, they built not only a physical structure but also an atmosphere where everyone felt welcome. The spirit of giving back was ingrained within the core values of this remarkable club. The Ian Campbell Folk Group selflessly donated all proceeds from their Saturday night Town Hall performance to support local causes close to their hearts. Angela Turner, adorned in period costume, graced the scene with elegance as she sat behind the wheel of her beloved 1907 Daimler. This beauty queen showcased both grace and power as she represented not only herself but also the indomitable spirit that defined the Double Zero Motorcycle Club. Youthful energy radiated through every corner as young members shattered records with their boundless enthusiasm. Their passion for motorcycles knew no bounds as they pushed boundaries and embraced thrilling adventures together under one united banner. But it wasn't all about adrenaline-fueled rides; these dedicated individuals understood that true strength lies in preparedness. Members tirelessly packed first-aid kits using bulk supplies to ensure safety during their daring escapades on two wheels. Through countless photographs captured on February 25th, 1967 - forever etched in history - we witness snapshots frozen in time depicting brotherhood at its finest within The Double Zero Motorcycle Club's ranks.