Frank Lenti: key obituary facts
Is Frank Lenti dead? Yes. Frank Lenti died on October 31, 2026, at age 79.
Cause of death: Frank Lenti's cause of death has not been publicly confirmed.
What was Frank Lenti known for?
He was a Canadian outlaw biker and criminal (born 1947).
More about Frank Lenti
Born: 1 January 1947.
Gender: male.
Nationality: Canada.
Career began: 1970.
Occupation: Founding the Loners.
Occupations: Outlaw biker, gangster.
Years active: 1970–2014.
Known for: Founding the Loners.
Frank Lenti, the Canadian outlaw biker known as Francesco “Cisco” Lenti and founder of the Loners Motorcycle Club, died October 31, 2026, aged 79.
He was born June 21, 1947, in Woodbridge, Ontario, to Italian immigrant parents. Lenti began his career in 1970, and his listed years of activity run through 2014.
He started out as a member of the Satan’s Choice Motorcycle Club before founding the Loners. An episode from his time with Satan’s Choice came in August 1975, after the club’s national president, Bernie Guindon, was arrested in an Oba Lake drug bust. Lenti and his friend Cecil Kirby were among the first club members to visit Guindon, who was being held at the Algoma Treatment and Remand Centre in Sault Ste. Marie. Lenti was also reported to have Mafia connections. Journalist Jerry Langton wrote in 2010 that Lenti was vain, given to preening and prone to temper tantrums, and described him as apt to abandon projects when they did not go his way. Lenti died in Toronto, Ontario.