History

Formed in 1982 by Paulo Maldini and his closest friends the Blazing Eagles were a group of middle aged males passionate about Harleys. These men formed meeting in which they would ride about on their beloved motocycles and discuss all about them. However as the weeks began to pass more and more people from around the city wished to particapate in such events. As the members grew so did the reputation, many people knew about The Blazing Eagles, seeing them as a non-violent gang that are passionate about bikes. However as this reputation grew, so did unwanted attention from other gangs. Many saw the Blazing Eagles as a threat due to their growing popularity so other toughened gangs from around the city wished to halt their progress. The Blazing Angels began to scrap with other gangs in bars and alleys after disagreement or insults coming from others. It started off as an event that would take place every month but as the members became more streetwise and toughened up, they began to provoke the fights themselves and a scrap between them and another gang became the scene every couple of days. However The Blazing Eagles due to their origin were not skilled or experienced fighters and they were generally battered in conflicts with other gangs. After only a year and half the gang were sent into a decline as many of the members were not too keen on being beaten up and had their lives and their familes lives in danger. In December 17th 1983 the gang had split up all together. Only one member was left, Paulo Maldini. With the decline of his beloved gang and the birth of his second child, Paulo decided to take the easy way out of life.
24 years later 18th November 2007 Floyd Maldini was visiting his Mother in Glen Park. This was a weekly tradition but on this visit Floyd had requested to go into the attic and view his graduation pictures and photo's from his younger years. He was looking through old boxes when he stumbled upon a dusty box with "TBE" writted in black marker pen. He opened the box and reached inside, pulling out old vests, photo's and journals all touchable memories from his Fathers past. Floyd spent all week reading every word of the journals and studying every picture and at the end he saw only one option. "I'm going to live how my father would want me too". Floyd quit his job and bought an old Harley. Looking through his Fathers journal he started to call up old members and began to rep the name once again....