Leather jackets, loud engines and open roads. The sight of a group of vintage motorbikes travelling through the countryside is a stirring one for some. But a number of clubs say their membership numbers are dropping, and that they could disappear in the near future. While they are trying to encourage a new generation to join and keep pre-war brands alive, spokespeople of clubs for Douglas, Ariel and Rudge bikes say few younger members are joining. READ REST OF ARTICLE Could clubs for vintage motorcycles soon die out? HELLS ANGELS TAKE ON PAGANS IN BRUTAL BIKER WARFARE? Why I Left My Motorcycle Club: A Candid Reflection Federal Charges Against Hells Angels and Red Devils in North Carolina Arrest Made in North Omaha Motorcycle Club Shooting