Frank ‘Cisco’ Lenti, outlaw biker who killed a Hells Angel and survived two assassination attempts, dead at 79 - Toronto Star

Lenti, who walked with a cane after a 1995 car bombing, was jailed for manslaughter in 2006. Two years after he was released in 2014, he survived another attempt on his life. 

Outlaw biker Frank (Cisco) Lenti speaks to the Star in a Feb. 6, 2019, interview.

Longtime Toronto-area outlaw biker Frank (Cisco) Lenti said he worried more in his senior years about slipping on the ice than a string of underworld enemies who tried to end his life with bullets and a car bomb.

“The day I worry about bad guys is the day I (expletive) kill myself,” he said in an exclusive interview with The Star in 2019.

Lenti died of natural causes on Halloween at the age of 79.

He was the father of nine, grandfather of 14 and great-grandfather of one.

Lenti walked with a cane after surviving a 1995 bombing of his Ford Explorer outside his former Woodbridge home, across the street from a primary school and half a block from his old Loners Motorcycle Club clubhouse.

No arrest was ever made for that attack — which left him a bit wary about icy sidewalks.

“I didn’t want to slip and hurt my (expletive) hip,” Lenti said in the interview.

“If that doesn’t work, here comes the leg-and-arm guy.”