Harlan Leroy Brower, a pioneering figure in the world of American motorcycling, embarked on a journey that would take him to the forefront of the biker community. In the year 1959, Brower, affectionately known as "Tiny," joined the Satan Slaves S.F.V. motorcycle club, marking the beginning of a lifelong passion for the open road and the camaraderie of the motorcycle club scene.
As the years passed, Brower's wanderlust eventually led him back to his hometown of Sioux City, where he had a vision of creating a unique motorcycling experience. Thus, he founded the mid-west motorcycle club, El Forastero, a venture that would allow him to share his love of motorcycling with like-minded individuals from the region.
However, Brower's thirst for adventure and his desire to be part of a larger motorcycle community soon led him to the Hells Angels S.F.V., a legendary motorcycle club with a rich history and a reputation for unwavering dedication to the biker lifestyle. In 1978, Brower joined the Hells Angels S.F.V., a decision that would prove to be a defining moment in his life.
For the next 26 years, Brower was an integral part of the Hells Angels S.F.V., celebrating the club's values of brotherhood, loyalty, and a passion for the open road. Throughout his time with the club, Brower became a respected figure within the motorcycle community, known for his unwavering commitment to the biker lifestyle and his unshakeable dedication to his fellow riders.
