As a rider for 40+yrs, maybe it's my perspective, but I don't see anything but Madison Ave marketing in this show. Another example of what happened to the biker community since the Dot.Com money discovered an iconic lifestyle to screw up. And if you think this is somehow groundbreaking to showcase a Harley for the lead actor, try going back to a series in the early 70's called Then Came Bronson. No bling, no chrome, no slick leather and patches there for Micheal Parks. Just a "watch cap", brown bomber jacket and a Sportster with a single decal on the tank. (Really ballsy too considering Sportster of that era, "Ironheads", were notorious for leaking, breaking down, and vibrating like an soda foundtain blender!) The plot was not to showcase the bike, but to use it as bikes were back then... transportation and statement.

If the writers want a real bike show, somebody please look up the definition of anarchy! "Absence of government, state of lawlessness or political disorder due to the absence of governmental authority, an absence of order, utopian society based on individuals enjoying complete freedoms without governement..." Do you get the gist? If you want to see Anarchy on the screen, rent the movie "V". NOW THAT'S ANARCHY! This is fluff angst!