In the context of outlaw motorcycle clubs, which of the following is true about their criminal involvement?

Outlaw motorcycle clubs often have a reputation for criminal involvement; however, it is important to recognize that not all members engage in illegal activities. While some members may participate in organized crime, it is not representative of the whole club. Research and law enforcement data suggest that a significant portion of members may not be involved in criminal activities at all. They might join for the camaraderie and shared interests in riding rather than for involvement in crime.

This reflects the reality that only a small percentage of members are actively engaged in criminal enterprises, making it more accurate to state that criminal activity does not encompass the entire membership base. Thus, the assertion that only a small percentage are involved in crime aligns with sociological observations of these clubs and acknowledges the diversity of their members.