David Collyer Knihy

Tentokráte přinášíme skutečný příběh z raných let motorkářské scény v Anglii. Na jedné straně Rockers, party mladých lidí tíhnoucích k motorkám, kteří se scházeli ve své kavárně, jak se tomu tehdy říkávalo, trávící veškerý svůj čas s kamarády na motorkách. A na druhé straně teprve se vytvářející jednoprocentní klub Hells Angels, v syrové formě, na kterou dnes mnozí rádi vzpomínají. A nad tím vším dohlíží trochu pro nás nepochopitelně farář jménem David Collyer. Přesto je tento příběh natolik čtivý, že jej na své dovolené jistě přečtete jedním tahem.

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