It is also worth mentioning that I do not have access to specific internal rules or agreements of the Hell's Angels motorcycle club. Therefore, the information I provide may not reflect the current practices of the club.
That being said, it is not a common practice for motorcycle clubs, including the Hell's Angels, to require members to sign their bikes over to the club. Motorcycle clubs typically consist of individuals who own and maintain their own motorcycles. Members are usually responsible for purchasing, owning, and maintaining their bikes individually. The ownership and possession of motorcycles generally remain with the individual members.
Motorcycle clubs often have their own rules, bylaws, and expectations for members, which can vary from club to club. Members may be required to follow certain protocols, pay dues, adhere to club regulations, and represent the club's values and interests. However, signing over ownership of personal property, such as motorcycles, to the club is not a standard requirement in most cases.
It's worth emphasizing that if you are interested in specific information regarding the Hell's Angels or any other motorcycle club, it would be best to consult official club sources or reach out to club representatives for accurate and up-to-date information on their policies and practices.