↑Hunter S. Thompson: Hell's Angels, S. 91ff: „In the argot of the cycle world the Harley is a "hog," and the outlaw bike is a "chopped hog." Basically it is the same machine all motorcycle cops use, but the police bike is an accessory-loaded elephant compared to the lean, customized dynamos the Hell's Angels ride. ... The Angels refer to standard 74s as "garbage wagons," and Bylaw Number 11 of the charter is a put-down in the grand manner: "An Angel cannot wear the colors while riding on a garbage wagon with a non-Angel." A chopped hog, or "chopper," is little more than a heavy frame, a tiny seat and a massive, 1,200-cubic-centimeter (or 74-cubic-inch) engine. ... A columnist for the Los Angeles Times once described hogs as "the kind of cycle the German couriers used to run down dogs and chickens -- and people -- in World War II: low brutish machines, with drivers to match."“