Outlaw Biker Name Generator

In outlaw motorcycle clubs, a road name is not chosen, it is given. A prospect earns a nickname from the patch holders based on something he did, something he looks like, or something he will never live down: the huge guy becomes Tiny, the ex-seminary student becomes Preacher, the one who wrecked on his first run becomes Roadrash. Real one-percenter clubs like the Hells Angels, Outlaws, Bandidos and Pagans have used this convention since the 1950s, and Ralph 'Sonny' Barger, Filthy Phil and Big Jim are examples of the actual style. Sons of Anarchy borrowed it directly for Tig, Chibs, Juice, Opie, Half-Sack and Bobby Elvis.

Authentic road names are almost always one or two words. Ironic contrasts (Tiny, Angel), animals (Bear, Hoss, Wolf), tools and bike parts (Wrench, Sprocket, Piston), physical traits (Stitches, One-Eye Willie), professions or former lives (Doc, Sarge, Deacon), and hometowns (Tex, Detroit, Frenchy) cover most of them. Alliterative pairings like Snake Eyes Malone or Chainsaw Chuck are more of a fiction convention, but they read well in a cast list and give minor characters instant personality.

This generator gives you both: short, plausible club nicknames and fuller cinematic names. Pair a road name with a plain given name and surname (Wrench, born Daniel Ortega) and you have a character with a past worth writing about.