Edward Winterhalder

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Edward Winterhalder
Born 1955
Nationality US
Occupation Author

Edward Winterhalder (born 1955) is an American author, television producer and entrepreneur who has written seven books about outlaw motorcycle clubs and the Harley-Davidson biker lifestyle.[1][2]

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[edit] Early life

Winterhalder was born in New England, grew up in Connecticut, and moved to Oklahoma in 1975 after serving in the US Army. In Oklahoma he joined the Rogues Motorcycle Club and was a close associate or member of the Bandidos outlaw motorcycle club for more than twenty years.[3]

[edit] Bandidos

In 1997 Winterhalder established the Oklahoma chapter of the Bandidos and was the high ranking member of the Bandidos responsible for the 2001 assimilation of a Canadian outlaw motorcycle club known as the Rock Machine into the Bandidos, which became the Canadian chapters of the Bandidos. Winterhalder left the Bandidos in 2003 to spend time with his family, pursue business interests and better manage his construction company.[3]

[edit] Career

Since 2005, Winterhalder has authored or co-authored books, produced television shows and DVDs on the Harley-Davidson biker lifestyle, and is the creator and executive producer of the Biker Chicz television series, the PHASS MOB television series and the Living on the Edge television series.

A consultant to the entertainment industry for television shows and feature films that focus on the biker lifestyle,[4] Winterhalder has been seen on Fox News (US), the Discovery Channel (US), National Geographic aka Nat Geo (US, Australia, UK & New Zealand), History Television (Canada), the History Channel (US & Australia), Global TV (Canada), Prime TV (New Zealand), and the CBC Canadian TV evening news.

Winterhalder has been a featured author on Bravo TV's "The Word"[5] in the same episode as JK Rowling, has appeared in the Outlaw Bikers television series in Canada, been quoted in magazines and newspapers such as the Seattle Weekly,[6] the Austin Chronicle,[7] the Sunshine Coast Daily in Australia, and The Guardian in England UK, and interviewed by Louis Velazquez on the UCW Radio Show.[8]

[edit] Books & DVDs

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