Just before his death a custom motorcycle was commissioned in his honour from Orange County Choppers, to be featured in an episode of the reality television show American Chopper. He was known as “the biker world’s artist-in-residence”. He joined El Forastero in 1965 and became one of the founding members of the El Forastero Kansas chapter, having started the chapter with a black biker known as “Nigger Sam”. He is survived by his partner of 18 years, Jennie DeCora.ĭave Mann (Septem– September 11, 2004) was an artist who was well known for his biker art. Tom Fugle died from cancer on 18 December, 2016 at age 75. David Mann was one of the first people recruited to El Forastero by Tom Fugle after meeting him at a bike show in 1964. In the photo below Tom is seen holding an artwork created by Dave Mann (who is mentioned further below in this article). Tom Fugle was the Founder of El Forastero, along with Harlan “Tiny” Brower.
El Forastero MC ChaptersĮl Forastero Motorcycle Club have chapters in the following locations:Įl Forastero MC Clubhouse St Louis Famous El Forastero MC Members The El Forastero Motorcycle Club patch is centred around a set of ape hangers, also known as monkey bars, which are a popular bar choice for some custom choppers. It is said that El Forastero Motorcycle Club gave Galloping Goose Motorcycle Club their first one percenter patch, making them brother clubs. They are known allies and share a clubhouse with them in Kansas City, a chapter which was founded by artist David Mann (see further down in this article) and a black biker known at the time as Nigger Sam. The members ride Harley Davidson choppers. The motorcycle club’s name of El Forastero means “The Outsider” in Spanish. The El Forastero Motorcycle Club was founded in Sioux City, Iowa in 1962 by Tom Fugle and Harlan “Tiny” Brower.Įl Forastero Motorcycle Club was founded after the founding members attempted to join the Satan Slaves MC. El Forastero MC Patch Logo El Forastero MC History El Forastero MC is a one percenter motorcycle club founded in Sioux City, Iowa in 1962 by Tom Fugle and Harlan “Tiny” Brower.
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