Outlaw Biker

I really enjoyed reading Deadeye's book. As I read it I felt like I was sitting next to him in a bar listening to him tell stories. There were parts of it that made me laugh out loud and there were parts that made me think that this guy is insane. He has definitely lead an interesting life. My book club was lucky enough to meet him. By talking to him in person you would never guess that he has done so many "bad" things. I am looking forward to his next book.

I'm not a biker, but one doesn't have to ride to get a rush from this witty and warm memoir. The author is a real character, and his personality is clearly in his pen as he recalls a life that is colorful, hard as the road he's traveled, and full of fireworks. Compared to Mr. Hayes's experiences, my own life barely makes it to pastel.

Surely Dead Eye Hayes has defied all actuarial tables to live long enough to write Outlaw Biker. I read this memoir at full throttle with fascination equal to passing an especially grisly wreck on the highway. The writing possesses sureness, authenticity, and maybe even a touch of poetry. If you have a rebellious teenager, don't read this book any time soon. This may just be the best book ever written by an author who's been shot twice, stabbed once, and bitten by a rattlesnake!

I was lucky enough to read this book before it came out in print. An interesting account of how Richard "Deadeye" became involved with the lifestyle of a biker. I learned some things about my brother I didn't know, and confirmed what I thought. You could almost hear Deadeye narrate the book to you.

I preordered this book a few months ago, because of the fact it's my uncles book. I'm just still waiting on it to be delivered...But I can't wait to get it, cause I know he's lived a crazy life and I'm interested to read all about it!! I'd recommend buying this book, if you want to read something worth reading!! I can say that and I haven't even read it yet, but, I'm sure it's a great book!!