Outlaws Liquor License Revoked! Biker Gang Attacker Sentenced HD Quits King of the Baggers

Today on Black Dragon Biker TV:Ontario. The Alcohol and Gaming Commission moved in March to revoke Adam Bridge’s liquor delivery licence for Big Deal Delivery in Trenton because he is a full-patch Outlaws member, and cited three police contacts. The Licence Appeal Tribunal did not revoke it. In a September 22 decision, adjudicator Stanton wrote that the registrar had not met its burden: full-patch membership in the Outlaws, plus those three contacts, was not enough to take the licence. He keeps it. Separate file, same regulator: Stewart McQueen lost his horse-racing licence appeal over Outlaws membership and a Sarnia clash. Two boards, two answers.Coleford, Gloucestershire. Luke Cole, 31, of Gloucester, is the last man sentenced over the April 5, 2025 attack on the president of the Gloucester and Forest of Dean Outlaws. Rock Machine members hit him outside a pub with poles, a bat, and a hammer. The male victim, in his 60s, had a brain bleed and a broken jaw. Judge Anna Richardson called Cole a hanger-on. He was not a Rock Machine member. He pleaded guilty to violent disorder. Bristol Crown Court gave him a two-year community order, nine months of mental health treatment, 20 days of rehabilitation, and a £114 surcharge. Six others were jailed in June for a combined 27 years and two months.Harley-Davidson is done with factory King of the Baggers after the 2026 season. Factory Racing and official team support end. Saddlemen Racing Development is out too, moving to Harley’s one-brand Bagger World Cup at MotoGP rounds. Indian CEO Mike Kennedy said rivalry, and the chance of losing, is what makes the class mean anything, and that Indian is staying with MotoAmerica. MotoAmerica said the late notice hurts and the class is not dead yet.York Crown Court. William Beckett, 81, of Vernham Dean, Hampshire, was convicted of causing death by dangerous driving. On May 20, 2023, he pulled out of a side road in North Yorkshire into Nick Gilroy, 64, a travel writer and rider from York. Gilroy died weeks later. Investigators said Beckett had a clear view for about nine seconds, roughly 160 metres. He blamed cyclists and the rider. The judge called him self-centred and deceitful and said he showed no remorse. Sentence: 12 months, suspended for 18 months, six-month curfew, 180 hours unpaid work, three-year driving ban.Viewer discretion advised. News and commentary. Allegations are not convictions unless a court outcome is stated.Join us.

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