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Our Fighting Falcons 

Our Fighting Falcons follows Michael Chiviendacz, a long-time member of the Falcons Motorcycle Club, who has been wronged by law enforcement and the Canadian government. Despite not committing any crimes, the negative and false perception of bikers has led him to lose money, safety, and even access to entire countries. Just because of his biking hobby, he's labeled a criminal and is punished for it.
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Our Fighting Falcons follows Michael Chiviendacz, a long-time member of the Falcons Motorcycle Club, who has been wronged by law enforcement and the Canadian government. Despite not committing any crimes, the negative and false perception of bikers has led him to lose money, safety, and even access to entire countries. Just because of his biking hobby, he's labeled a criminal and is punished for it.

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