I love this piece. It affirms the idea that motorcycles can be a vehicle for good. A foot in the door to meet others, start conversations, and see more of our world in a freer and more immersive manner. We ALL need to do things to broaden our community and our minds. People rarely hate people they have a civil conversation with, especially if they're both motorcyclists.
As both a rider and Jesus Freak, I don’t see myself as better than others, I see people as Jesus says to see them. We were created in the image of the Creator. So you see, we’re all part at a wonderful tapestry of skin colors. Ride-On mates!
Excellent video. I have a Triumph and have always loved Triumphs. doesn't mean I don't like other motorcycles. I ride through my community and others and see all the things I do love. I'm not blind or prejudice, just open minded and full off of love. Keep riding and enjoy the beauty that goes by.
Sorry, but to an outsider (I'm from India) without knowing the backstory or context this looks like hooliganism. 2:43 is the perfect shot of that portrayal.
@@storiesofbike It does look a bit like hooliganism (not as much as 1:23 does - which is hooliganism). He's perfectly right to be in that state of mind. Given the context is quite small for people outside of the US. The world does not spin around the 3th world country that is the US.
Hooliganism? Which part of the photo makes you feel that way? Because my shirt is off? Because my face is covered? Because I'm standing on my motorcycle? My shirt is off because as a child, I couldn't run in my own neighborhood without one. My father didn't want my neighbors (predominantly white), to call the police on me. My face is covered because we are in a pandemic. I stand on the motorcycle because I knew it would be effective in drawing attention. Or do you bring up hooliganism for another reason...?
Another nice piece, Cam. Although, I wish it was longer so we could have learned more about Lance, his interest in bikes, why he chose the 1200 Scrambler, etc. It really is a shame that in 2020, we still have people (apparently some of whom posted here) who have a problem with someone because of the color of their skin. Honestly, who hell even has the time and energy anymore to hate?
I hear you. Lance and I spoke for about 2.5 hours all up and it hurt to have to condense that conversation down to 3 minutes. Unfortunately there's only so many photos that I have to work with to tell Lance's story and am limited by that. But feel free to reach out to Lance on IG, I'm sure he'd welcome a chat about his bike.
Sorry about your parents. I hate having lost mine. I’m glad that riding gives you some peace. I’m glad that this moment in time is creating change.Its long overdue. Ride safe!
So, someone who uses his bike to discover his home town, after loosing his parents, which turn out to be Atlanta - the epicenter of fucked up - where activists are currently protesting (some bad yes that's true), which the man is discovering, which affects him so much he talks about it. All of this makes you leave? Because a bike allowed a man to get around and discover his home town and what's currently happening in it? Stay and watch it again, you might learn a bit or two. Widen your perspective. It'll do you good.
finally got to watch this video.. so this is the video you copped some crap for?? I enjoyed it.. message I took away from this.. is that the motorcycle community is great and like his bike :)
How is showing violent protests a positive thing? ...Whether it's from the seat of your motorcycle or broadcast on the news. This country will be more divided than ever as a result.
Showing the protest isn't a positive thing. It's a result of hurt and frustration. The black community try to do the right thing and good folks can only take so much before that hurt manifests itself into protest. You should see it as a reminder that work needs to be done to bring people together, not as a sign that your country is dividing.
Sorry but I can't enjoy this one, I love motorcycles but I cannot get behind and support a terrorist organization. This was a shock after watching the outstanding episode "Romance" that really moved me....
When folks have been backed into a corner for 400 plus years eventually things will combust. When the normal channels of government have not listened, this was always going to happen. Without condoning or condemning, you don't understand?
Was not sure on why this video went rasist. All life matters i agree with. Any group that defines their self by race is a racist. I still love the quality of the video though.
Today and for the past few weeks I have seen the devastating of this moment you support. The innocent robbed, several elders abused, the unlawful destruction of homes, and business. Say what you must to justify it but I am still firm that the sooner people stop thinking as BLM and start thinking its all life matters(including African Americans) the better we all can be. Stop the hate and violence, stop the separation into race in your head. We r all in this together.
@@storiesofbike I totally liked the concept, any kind of discrimination should not be there. But using this particular protest and using the photos where they are burning cars and vandalising thing was just not right. You could have used some other pictures or videos. This totally backfired, you too can see in the comments. The reason for the video was just shattered by those photographs. And the person was kinda arrogant too. But.. The concept was good. I totally respect it because you must have thought of sharing something good.
Even at this COVID time, you're still killing it! Really awesome work. And don't mind those ignorant dumbasses. I love your content and I want to see different perspectives. Thanks Lance for the story!
I'll say this again and again: civil rights isn't politics, its human decency. As a biker yourself, if you can't empathise with another biker's situation, then you are no biker.
@@elbelielbeli2321 I only ask that because you used the word "promoting"; as in a relating it to a product or a service. What I see the BLM movement "standing for" is equality for people of colour. So I ask again: what do you see BLM "promoting"?
@@whiskyhog4416 What kind of person sees political bent to decency? One that claims to unsubscribe, then hangs around? Channels called Stories of bike, this episode is called Riders. Not, what bigoted idiots want to see. Imagine what a difference thinking could make.
Again, what political bent? If, by political you mean the subject of protests against human rights violations? That's still not politics. This is more of an empathy bent. Real people riding real bikes. We all love to ride right. Surely from one biker to another, you can take a moment to understand him a little?
I say well done. Bikes can bring people together and allow us to explore. The beauty of this series has been to show individual stories and how we are all still connected through this love of bikes. This video was beautifully shot and edited. Dang haters gonna hate in some of these comments. But I have never been disappointed in any of these videos, and this was another winner.
I was enjoying going through all the episodes of stories of bike until I came to this political crap. I Thought this was a place where I could watch people enjoying there bikes and not have a political agenda pushed on me. Please just keep it about bikes.
It's part of one man's reality and the perspective that he has from being able to cruise around in his city. If you were black in Georgia you'd get it.
I love this piece. It affirms the idea that motorcycles can be a vehicle for good. A foot in the door to meet others, start conversations, and see more of our world in a freer and more immersive manner. We ALL need to do things to broaden our community and our minds. People rarely hate people they have a civil conversation with, especially if they're both motorcyclists.
Exactly. Right on my man. All it takes is a little conversation.
As both a rider and Jesus Freak, I don’t see myself as better than others, I see people as Jesus says to see them. We were created in the image of the Creator. So you see, we’re all part at a wonderful tapestry of skin colors. Ride-On mates!
Awesome!
Waiting for a video about some guy who started riding to get more girls.
1:45 I concur. Being on a bike, you are IN the environment, as opposed to in a cage separated from the environment.
Wonderful man! It´s Art. Thx for this.✊🏾+✊=☮️
Thanks Lance for the thoughts and images. Took me back to riding my bike around Atlanta when I lived there in the 2000's. Appreciate you.
Came through to show love for my boy ActionJonze! 🙌🏽
Awww yeah! The man is a one of a kind.
Excellent video. I have a Triumph and have always loved Triumphs. doesn't mean I don't like other motorcycles. I ride through my community and others and see all the things I do love. I'm not blind or prejudice, just open minded and full off of love. Keep riding and enjoy the beauty that goes by.
This video moved me. Thank you so much. :)
Great reportage. Using stills encourages the audience to listen, rather than watch fancy video shots
Love this.
Yo this is amazing
This is a great commentary on an important piece of American history. Appreciate y'all for amplifying the story on your platform.
One of the best videos on your channel thank you keep up the good work appreciate all of your hard work
Thanks for sharing. Crazy to see some of these negative comments and people unsubscribing, it’s good to weed out the racists though.
Sorry, but to an outsider (I'm from India) without knowing the backstory or context this looks like hooliganism. 2:43 is the perfect shot of that portrayal.
I suggest you do some research.
Funny, I think that final frame is powerful, and sums up the video well
@@storiesofbike It does look a bit like hooliganism (not as much as 1:23 does - which is hooliganism). He's perfectly right to be in that state of mind. Given the context is quite small for people outside of the US. The world does not spin around the 3th world country that is the US.
Hooliganism? Which part of the photo makes you feel that way? Because my shirt is off? Because my face is covered? Because I'm standing on my motorcycle?
My shirt is off because as a child, I couldn't run in my own neighborhood without one. My father didn't want my neighbors (predominantly white), to call the police on me. My face is covered because we are in a pandemic. I stand on the motorcycle because I knew it would be effective in drawing attention.
Or do you bring up hooliganism for another reason...?
@@LanceEJones Do not waste your breath, Lance. Can't fix willful ignorance.
What a great video!! I really love it
Lost my parents as well. Didn't realize we both had similar experiences. Lance is a great guy! Been following him on the insta for some time.
Another nice piece, Cam. Although, I wish it was longer so we could have learned more about Lance, his interest in bikes, why he chose the 1200 Scrambler, etc. It really is a shame that in 2020, we still have people (apparently some of whom posted here) who have a problem with someone because of the color of their skin. Honestly, who hell even has the time and energy anymore to hate?
I hear you. Lance and I spoke for about 2.5 hours all up and it hurt to have to condense that conversation down to 3 minutes. Unfortunately there's only so many photos that I have to work with to tell Lance's story and am limited by that. But feel free to reach out to Lance on IG, I'm sure he'd welcome a chat about his bike.
Sorry about your parents. I hate having lost mine.
I’m glad that riding gives you some peace. I’m glad that this moment in time is creating change.Its long overdue.
Ride safe!
I appreciate that, Mary. I'll keep going if you do!
What's next? 'The bikes of ISIS'?
Wtf?
Again, WTAF?
@@storiesofbike do you even watch the videos you post?
lol wow
Interesting photo video.
I'm intrigued as to where Lance got the Hibs jersey.
He's a massive fan. Loves the team.
@@storiesofbike That's mental, I'm based 30 miles outside of Edinburgh. But I'm not a Hibs fan. Lol :)
This is by far the nicest and best post in along time, thank you and your a very well spoken. 🙏🏻🇨🇦🇺🇸
Great video, keep them coming, guys!
OMG, I hope too see this video... soon
Not about bikes, about politics and people using politics to be lawless. It's a bike channel, change to politics and I'm gone.
Why do folks think this is political? It's a story about a guy riding his bike? Why does this make you uncomfortable?
So, someone who uses his bike to discover his home town, after loosing his parents, which turn out to be Atlanta - the epicenter of fucked up - where activists are currently protesting (some bad yes that's true), which the man is discovering, which affects him so much he talks about it. All of this makes you leave? Because a bike allowed a man to get around and discover his home town and what's currently happening in it? Stay and watch it again, you might learn a bit or two. Widen your perspective. It'll do you good.
ᛖᚱᚺᚨᚱᛞ AMEN TO THAT!!
Andrew Freeman 😂😂😂😂
finally got to watch this video.. so this is the video you copped some crap for??
I enjoyed it.. message I took away from this.. is that the motorcycle community is great and like his bike :)
Amazing Cam. 100% with you and the messaging within. More like this, its important.
How is showing violent protests a positive thing? ...Whether it's from the seat of your motorcycle or broadcast on the news. This country will be more divided than ever as a result.
Showing the protest isn't a positive thing. It's a result of hurt and frustration. The black community try to do the right thing and good folks can only take so much before that hurt manifests itself into protest. You should see it as a reminder that work needs to be done to bring people together, not as a sign that your country is dividing.
Sorry but I can't enjoy this one, I love motorcycles but I cannot get behind and support a terrorist organization.
This was a shock after watching the outstanding episode "Romance" that really moved me....
✌️
Subbed. Just because the pale face is Big Mad 🤣 🤣
All I see is a shitload of vandalism 🤨
You're not looking close enough.
@@storiesofbike you aren't
When folks have been backed into a corner for 400 plus years eventually things will combust. When the normal channels of government have not listened, this was always going to happen. Without condoning or condemning, you don't understand?
@@LanceEJones yeah keep that victim mentality it will get you far in life.
Would like actual videos than still images
A black man's biggest threat is from people who look just like him. Where is that story?
The scars on my body would say otherwise.
That was very nicely shot. The layers of sound behind the cool b&w shots. Awesome!
I’m still here wondering what happened to this channel 😒
UNSUBSCRIBED! Getting political.
There's that word again. I still don't see how it's political. There's no campaigning for votes here.
This was an unofficial campaign for the Democrats.
I live in Sydney, Australia. I have nothing to do with American politics. This is about people.
@@storiesofbike yeah ok commie whatever helps you sleep at night. Your showing your colors for all to see just keep typing.
Ditto.
Was not sure on why this video went rasist. All life matters i agree with. Any group that defines their self by race is a racist. I still love the quality of the video though.
Of course all life is precious. But right now Black life needs our attention. Today, for example, you pray for Lebanon or all countries?
Today and for the past few weeks I have seen the devastating of this moment you support. The innocent robbed, several elders abused, the unlawful destruction of homes, and business. Say what you must to justify it but I am still firm that the sooner people stop thinking as BLM and start thinking its all life matters(including African Americans) the better we all can be. Stop the hate and violence, stop the separation into race in your head. We r all in this together.
@@Bubbyis12 ALM, BUT not all are treated equal, THAT is the problem BLM is about, cordially :)
You are best
The only "Story of Bike" that I didn't liked.
Sorry to hear that. What didn't you like about it?
@@storiesofbike Don't bother asking. It is clear that all these people in comments 'not liking' just this video are racist fucks.
@@storiesofbike I totally liked the concept, any kind of discrimination should not be there. But using this particular protest and using the photos where they are burning cars and vandalising thing was just not right. You could have used some other pictures or videos.
This totally backfired, you too can see in the comments. The reason for the video was just shattered by those photographs. And the person was kinda arrogant too.
But..
The concept was good. I totally respect it because you must have thought of sharing something good.
@@dishantbatule5030 the one and only racist here you are
Thanks for sharing Cam, another awesome capture of the global riding community. #RideMore
Even at this COVID time, you're still killing it! Really awesome work. And don't mind those ignorant dumbasses. I love your content and I want to see different perspectives. Thanks Lance for the story!
Thanks for the love, man.
Political garbage that has no space in the biker world. Leave your politics out of one of the last joys in life.
I'll say this again and again: civil rights isn't politics, its human decency. As a biker yourself, if you can't empathise with another biker's situation, then you are no biker.
@@storiesofbike except blm thrives on promoting a falacy, so no.
@@elbelielbeli2321 I don't understand. What are BLM promoting?
@@storiesofbike no wonder you dont see it
@@elbelielbeli2321 I only ask that because you used the word "promoting"; as in a relating it to a product or a service. What I see the BLM movement "standing for" is equality for people of colour. So I ask again: what do you see BLM "promoting"?
Unsubscribed. I enjoy channels about riding not political BS.
How is human decency political?
Bye...
@@storiesofbike when you attached a political bent to it. That simple
@@whiskyhog4416 What kind of person sees political bent to decency?
One that claims to unsubscribe, then hangs around?
Channels called Stories of bike, this episode is called Riders.
Not, what bigoted idiots want to see.
Imagine what a difference thinking could make.
Again, what political bent? If, by political you mean the subject of protests against human rights violations? That's still not politics. This is more of an empathy bent. Real people riding real bikes. We all love to ride right. Surely from one biker to another, you can take a moment to understand him a little?
Yo. What’s Lances Instagram account? Wanna follow this dude.
@actionjonze
I say well done. Bikes can bring people together and allow us to explore. The beauty of this series has been to show individual stories and how we are all still connected through this love of bikes. This video was beautifully shot and edited. Dang haters gonna hate in some of these comments. But I have never been disappointed in any of these videos, and this was another winner.
Absolute Crap filming
Has he watched the George Floyd body camera full footage ?
Unfortunately, yes. Haunts me to this day.
I was enjoying going through all the episodes of stories of bike until I came to this political crap. I Thought this was a place where I could watch people enjoying there bikes and not have a political agenda pushed on me. Please just keep it about bikes.
No politics here. Just some folks riding bikes and trying to do their best.
@@storiesofbike Yes thats what I want to see. Not burning police cars !!
It's part of one man's reality and the perspective that he has from being able to cruise around in his city. If you were black in Georgia you'd get it.
Gosh. I wish you listened.
Black people wearing a sub? Cool 🤘🏿