Let me preface this by saying that I'm NOT in a club, even though I've been invited before. I don't like drama or politics. I'm more of the quiet observer who can spot the bullshit before it happens. I love to ride and believe that if you're going to group together, it is to ride & party together. Everything else is a detriment to that. To that end, I remain uncommitted and free to do as I choose.
Props Sose, I love that you use DCMC footage, thank you for also representing Chrisatian MC's, and Motorcycle Ministries. I can say as a guy who's working towards being an MM pastor for my region, it means a lot to have some one showing the non 1% who are out here winning hearts for the LORD, God bless brother, and ride safe.
You forgot one type of brother “Mr Reliable”- The patched out prospect who isn’t appreciated until he’s gone. Will do anything for a brother but sometimes gets caught spending more time on a mission than on his bike
@@DarkGMarinea prospect is busted doing something for the brotherhood, and ends up imprisoned, before they can patch in and ride alongside their fellow members.
I'm the 9th type of rider. I am the "wrench" of the group. I always have tools, I have taken the proper courses in mechanics and electronics. Macgyver has called me a few times to ask what he needs to do to fix his bike while out on the road. People want to ride with me because they know that before we go, I will help them be road worthy and if you break down, I will be able to fix the problem. I even carry spare parts that are the Achille's heel of your ride. You know, that electrical part that fails and sets you in a motel for a day or so waiting for your bike to be fixed while the part is FedEx'd in overnight. The wrench is old school knowledgable and can fix even the new bikes because he keeps up with technology. Oh, and I ask nothing in return but your friendship and loyalty to the club and maybe a beer once in a while.
This is one of the reasons I don't say anything about my past. People meet me, I start to share my backstory, and people automatically think I'm lying. That's why I simply never say anything anymore. Directly in response to your comment though... And that's exactly the reason I was brought on to do what I did. It's common sense. Who do you think they are going to look into as a suspect? The nerdy white dude in his early twenties or the beefy biker wearing a cut..? Subtly and misdirection my friend.
At 74, I'm the OOG. Been there, done that a thousand times, and put in the work for 54 years. I've built ground ups since the late 60s, when you could pick up a basket case for $100 WITH a title. The life's been good, but it took it's toll on these old bones. I have about 20lbs of metal in me.
Much respect!!!! Back when “true freedom” went hand in hand with our lifestyle. As my momma always said, I was born at the wrong time with the right mind!!! 🤘
Always interesting stuff here Sose. My pull into the club was the discipline, heritage and comradery that I missed when I retired from the military. After about 6 years of club life I had to leave however. Things got violent when the club grew because we relaxed our standards for "quantity" instead of "quality" members.
I do like to ride with friends and by myself. Two different mind sets. With friends it is all about the brotherhood. Don't get me wrong I ride with some ladies who can kill it too. But it is the brotherhood of the bike and road when I say that. Race, sex goes out the window. By myself is to push shit as hard as I can and yes sometimes you go over that line. But I have never crashed with a passenger or in a group always alone. Love the ride
Yeah, same here. I'm the guy you NEVER see because i'm offroad, sideways, in the air, ripping wheelies through the desert yelling "Yeehaw" and scaring the hell out of rabbits on a big camo mad max dirt bike while everyone is heading to the club or bar. I was watching Alex Riemann shred trails on adventure bikes before this and somehow the YT algorithm led me here lol. I live way off grid in the high desert mountains, my 'commute' is half steep, twisty dirt (or mud or snow lol) and half tight canyon carving. I hardly ever ride on non twisty paved roads in the first place never mind cruising down a highway in a pack. I have no desire to ride on the streets at all, i just want to jump over stuff, do wheelies and ride it like i stole it AND it owes me money. I don't stop riding to even pick up an 'ol' lady', never mind join a club. All that is like a whole different world from what i do, but it's still bikes and riding.
I just patched in a couple of months ago. At the last meeting, I had to drive my car. Everyone was surprised I had a car. I am definitely the bike guy.
#Ghostin I feel like I’m #8 if I had to pick one from this list. Wasn’t so keen on joining a club when I was approached, but after a lot of thought, I decided to give it a shot. I grew up around MC and I’m on first name basis with officers of other clubs and I love the shocked look from my own brothers when we’re somewhere and they see a few patches walking over in our direction. Then the weird confusion when it’s a bear hug and a “how the hell have you been kid?!”
Hey Sose! Great video, very true about the types of men found within the club life. I'm of the motorsickle guy category....I truly believe its all about the riding and the brothers out on the road and keeping the patch all about riding and showing real brotherhood. Take care Sose....shiny side up!
I am definitely a introvert. I was an original member of a mc in North Chicago 79-89 gave 10 years, and life took me in a different direction. It took me a long time to break the old habits. I can definitely relate.
I’ve been riding for 55yr’s I was the president of United Arms Organization for a while got sick and wanted leadership to a brother named Samson, He fell into the leadership position so well. Thank God for my Brother.
I was told I wouldn't fit in because all I did was Wrenching ,Building, and Riding. Not all clubs are the same, and those guys might have been right, for them.
Nomad/bike guy. I’m not a party guy, I don’t care about politics, I don’t necessarily care about going to different events and clubhouses hanging out with other clubs, I’m here to hang out with my brothers, wrench on motorcycles, and ride my motorcycle.
My Club's one rule "Don't bring heat on the Colors". Of course we had our hierarchy but I didn't care about that. I was about the Brotherhood of the Club and Riding! Very early on I learned how petty some clubs can be and I didn't want anything to do with that. Thanks for posting, Good Stuff!
Checking in from The Bronx, NY, its always an eye opening view into the MC world in all of your videos and your insight Sose! If someone was looking to see if they have what it takes to run in that 1% way of life, your words are like the bible of protocol. Your advice not only with club life but in the everyday life. When you speak, you’re direct and intelligent in your viewpoints and your advice is dead nuts on the money! In this world everything is about respect given, and respect earned!
Man.. going though your other vids I don’t think I’m cut out for club life… But IF I was to make it.. I think I’d be the bike guy. I honestly just wanna ride with my friends and have a good time. I don’t wanna trip about politics or rules or beef with such and such. Man I can’t thank you enough for your content. Super eye opening and really helpful.
If I’m being honest, I’ve been all of those types at one time or another (except the elder) As I’ve grown and learned, I dropped the cancer and politician along the way. I was fortunate to have some elders teach me what was right along the way. At 56, my main goal now is to become that elder who helps and teaches the younger members. My desire to model for and teach them keeps my actions in check. If you’re in a position where guys are looking up to you, make damn sure you’re teaching them what’s right.
My uncle was the motorcycle guy. He was a Heathen and the Heather's joined with the Pagans. He just wanted to ride. But at the same time he fought for and with his brothers. The late 60s early 70s, from what I heard, was a crazy time. The beginning of all this shit.
Just started 5 months ago. Slow and steady. When i don't know i say i don't know. I ain't care how i look,i care about being safe. Not in a club and not really interested. But everyone has been very nice and helpful. Much respect everybody
I have to say I’m the bike guy. I never understood all the politics. I just wanted to ride. We all came for our own reasons but the bikes and the ride are why we are there. Once that is gone the reason is gone.
I was the Nomad, actually a Nomad. Was hard being that way, I finally stepped away as I was not bringing anything to the table other then monthly communication and trying to assist prospect education from a far. Would have helped if I wasn't a nomad I believe I could have pulled out of it and at least be the bike guy lol.
The club I was with everyone always had to have there soft colors on. I had four soft colors two different short sleeves and two different long sleeves. I had one of each support shirts we came out with that I would wear under my cut on club outings. My soft colors were for if I had to cage it to a club outing, I never felt the need to wear my club stuff everyday and some of the brothers would get so pissed, I knew who I was and what work I put in and people that knew me knew I was a member of a olmc.
I was never in an MC, was a hangarouund for a support club for about 2 weeks before I decided it wasn't for me (too many other commitments and I didn't really dig the regimentation). I was more of a commuter. I rarely did long runs. My bike was my sole means of transportation, so I rode every day for 7 years straight, about 30 miles a day. Athritis eventually curtailed my riding but I dp miss my 1200 Nightster. It was hella fun on the empty stretches of Mopac at 4 in the morning.
billboard guys 🤣🤣🤣 my wife's fam stressing having to borrow my clothes for court because he didn't own any clothes that weren't club related and was trying to swerve a charge.
I didn't have a name for it until you said it, I'm a Bike Guy. No club, but definitely a Bike Guy. Bike Guys are to motorcycling what Bob Ross was to painting. No pressures, no problems, no stress, just the road... According to my calculations the problem doesn't exist.
Your cool ass and your editorials a fantastic and your spot on videos tells it straight up how it is which is good no fluff and puff it’s good to get a heads up especially for people who have never been in that position before thank you for your videos keep bringing them out! You’re very talented man!
Right when you said life of the party I thought of my best friend. He definitely fit into your description perfectly. It struck a nerve. Unfortunately he passed a couple of years ago and there's a spark missing in all our lives now since he's been gone. I swear there were so many people at his funeral you'd think a celebrity passed away. Well he was a celebrity to us. I miss my brother.
I have dreamed of being a member of a certain MC since I was 8 years old. I never went for it because i don’t like riding in a group. I just don’t trust riding in a pack.
I'm not in a club but that description of the motorcycle guy pretty much describes me. I just want to ride. Currently got a couple projects I'm working on just so I can get back out there on the road.
Also let me say, I'm a huge fan of brother -hood, the real kind, not the fake kind, the brothers I knew and respected are probably few and far between.
I the bike guy. Being riding over 25 years. Few years ago i pulled into a petrol station and few of my best Friends were there. Shocked when I pulled in a van. Didnt realise I could drive as i d always ridden a bike. 😅😅😂
You describe the members and the culture so well. Wouldn't agree with your interpretation of a NOMAD but I understand your position. I'm an OG guy but my heart is with the Rider dude. It really is about the ride. Two wheels and the brotherhood is why we are in.
Bx bro, I am the nomad bike guy. Never got into it enough to get a cut. It’s not my style. Don’t like to be told where to go and what to do. Now at 56 I’ve been around awhile and don’t regret getting caught up. Much respect to the OG”s out there who did there time and keep there clubs together. The youngsters need to seek them out. They know everything.
Honestly I would say this applies to any group not just motorcycle clubs. I was working for a small company in the oilfield and we definitely have all the same guys at the rig. In all areas of my life I definitely try to be the life of the party guy. I have never spent much time around motorcycle clubs so I speak on this from an outside perspective. Bike guy and the life of the party are the two best guys to be. Politician and cancer are the two worst. I think as an outsider that’s still a valid take.
At 19 I lived in Daytona Beach. Loved the life of what I learned and experienced. Was tested at Froggys. Passed the test. Sad thing is? Due to severe seizure disorder, I cannot ride or drive a cage. But that really did not matter to these brothers I met. Sure I could not prospect or patch cause I could not riide, but I had the honor of being able to hang and even do things with them. I also worked in bands all around NH and VT where we played in clubs and campgrounds. Never in my time of doing it for years did I have a problem with the brothers who ran them or were there. My biggest wish has always been that I had not been born with this seizure problem so I could ride. As a kid I could ride a bicycle, and it was my schwinn low-rider with ape hangers and spring front. Loved riding on it and people called me insane when they saw me doing all kinds of wild shit with it. Even knocked out my front teeth on the crossbar doing a jack wheelie and came down face first on the bar when I hit a heave in road and lost control. The only people who have ever treated me real, with any kind of real respect and brotherhood have been MC's brothers and sisters. Never had that with normies. I may never be able to ride, or patch in any club in this life I've been handed, but I will always give respect to the brothethood. Ride in the wind, ride free.
I grew up around the club and I’m 53 now. I think at this point, and really always have been, the rider. Love my brothers and love the open road. Long time no talk Sose, hope all is well brother
I’m a mixture of a nomad and the rider. I keep to myself at times… I do talk to people when iv gotten to know you. I also don’t care for all the politics and bs I just want to ride and enjoy life
Life of the party or the bike guy. You'd have to ask the fellas but in my opinion its one of the 2. Great eye opener and we have had 1 of each that you listed in our group. Had to cut the cancer out like you suggested.
Love being on my bike and working on them I am not a political guy. I commute Rosarito Mx to Irwindale Ca. I grew up in Croydon Pa so, its good to know this Info. Thank You
Getting to know club members, I'm always getting new clients from members of different clubs passing my name around and on the flip side, I know members of different clubs who I can go to for a paint job, a guy on the set who hand makes different types of bike accessories, auto mechanics, diesel mechanics, the grill master(he was on a Netflix grilling competition), the golfers...people who are connected to any and everything that will improve your quality of life.
Here are 8 Cruiser Riders you will meet👉ruclips.net/video/968_c5lZ64Y/видео.html&ab_channel=DemonsRow
Let me preface this by saying that I'm NOT in a club, even though I've been invited before. I don't like drama or politics. I'm more of the quiet observer who can spot the bullshit before it happens. I love to ride and believe that if you're going to group together, it is to ride & party together. Everything else is a detriment to that. To that end, I remain uncommitted and free to do as I choose.
Props Sose, I love that you use DCMC footage, thank you for also representing Chrisatian MC's, and Motorcycle Ministries. I can say as a guy who's working towards being an MM pastor for my region, it means a lot to have some one showing the non 1% who are out here winning hearts for the LORD, God bless brother, and ride safe.
You forgot one type of brother “Mr Reliable”- The patched out prospect who isn’t appreciated until he’s gone. Will do anything for a brother but sometimes gets caught spending more time on a mission than on his bike
didnt for get any just theres so many i picked 8
@@DemonsRow true that and a good video nonetheless
What you mean by this brother?
@@DarkGMarinea prospect is busted doing something for the brotherhood, and ends up imprisoned, before they can patch in and ride alongside their fellow members.
I'm the 9th type of rider. I am the "wrench" of the group. I always have tools, I have taken the proper courses in mechanics and electronics. Macgyver has called me a few times to ask what he needs to do to fix his bike while out on the road. People want to ride with me because they know that before we go, I will help them be road worthy and if you break down, I will be able to fix the problem. I even carry spare parts that are the Achille's heel of your ride. You know, that electrical part that fails and sets you in a motel for a day or so waiting for your bike to be fixed while the part is FedEx'd in overnight. The wrench is old school knowledgable and can fix even the new bikes because he keeps up with technology. Oh, and I ask nothing in return but your friendship and loyalty to the club and maybe a beer once in a while.
Sounds like we are gonna be in the support van on runs.
I'm the rider. I have zero interest in position, politics or other nonsense. I wanna ride, break bread & enjoy a cigar.
Lucky you're not into politics since you're not in a club!
@@hedonist2104He is happy not being in a little boys club.
A best member is the quiet one. The one that the pigs don't notice.
Truth
Spot on@@DemonsRow
This is one of the reasons I don't say anything about my past. People meet me, I start to share my backstory, and people automatically think I'm lying. That's why I simply never say anything anymore.
Directly in response to your comment though...
And that's exactly the reason I was brought on to do what I did. It's common sense.
Who do you think they are going to look into as a suspect? The nerdy white dude in his early twenties or the beefy biker wearing a cut..?
Subtly and misdirection my friend.
Yer haha that's a classic
At 74, I'm the OOG. Been there, done that a thousand times, and put in the work for 54 years. I've built ground ups since the late 60s, when you could pick up a basket case for $100 WITH a title. The life's been good, but it took it's toll on these old bones. I have about 20lbs of metal in me.
much respect that mustve been awesome
God Bless, you’re still kickin’ its ass!
Much respect!!!! Back when “true freedom” went hand in hand with our lifestyle. As my momma always said, I was born at the wrong time with the right mind!!! 🤘
@@aspen9062 Every day's a challenge. The one thing that they can't take away from you is your memories.
@@JamesPerk-h3n no truer a word spoken sir
Since I was 15 most of my day is being spent as the extrovert, 51 years later I’m the introvert…don’t have that strength or patience anymore.
Same here brother!!!!
Same for me. I could go days without seeing anyone but my kid and girlfriend. I used to be the life of the party back in the day. Life is long as f
I'm definitely the "motorcycle guy"! I started riding for the love of motorcycles. It has always served as therapy for me.
Always interesting stuff here Sose. My pull into the club was the discipline, heritage and comradery that I missed when I retired from the military. After about 6 years of club life I had to leave however. Things got violent when the club grew because we relaxed our standards for "quantity" instead of "quality" members.
yea thats the root always
I feel ya Bro, same thing happened to the MC I was in, full of politicians, (the bad kind) and lie's.
Not in an mc but an association. I’m the watcher. Always watching. Got to be the old army Sergeant in me I guess. Great info as always. ✌️
appreciate you rich
CVMA. CVF FCV. Vets Helping Vets.
I was the bike guy, and hated the meetings. Most of my 10 years I served as Road Captain.
meetings suck
Sose the more i watch you the more i learn i appreciate you thanks for all you do
Consistency, integrity and time are what makes an OG. Be the type of brother you’d want to have!
"Be the type of brother you'd want to have" - love that!
When we showed up to an event when I was prospecting, i went around and introduced myself around the whole event.
some people are just good at that its powerful
thats the proper respsct protocol
@@dyna98rider1,000%
Not in a club but the cancer members are called clinically called narcissist. They are like that with every one in their lives not just the club.
Truth
Some of us enjoy being the quiet guy in the room….. they are the most unpredictable if you observe it
Bike guy. Didn't care about getting a rank but got RC. Good show brother, liked and subbed. Have good rides 🤙
Been rolling for 45 years.....Been some points in there where I didn't have a car or truck, but I always had the bike...always.
Weekend Warrior here. i love your content. keep up the good work.
Appreciate you
I'm the bike guy. The ride is what it is all about. Get out on the road.
much respect you are needed
I do like to ride with friends and by myself. Two different mind sets. With friends it is all about the brotherhood. Don't get me wrong I ride with some ladies who can kill it too. But it is the brotherhood of the bike and road when I say that. Race, sex goes out the window. By myself is to push shit as hard as I can and yes sometimes you go over that line. But I have never crashed with a passenger or in a group always alone. Love the ride
I'll never be in a Club but if I was, I'd be the Bike Guy. Probably why I'm not in a Club.
Couldn't have said it better myself.
Yeah, same here. I'm the guy you NEVER see because i'm offroad, sideways, in the air, ripping wheelies through the desert yelling "Yeehaw" and scaring the hell out of rabbits on a big camo mad max dirt bike while everyone is heading to the club or bar. I was watching Alex Riemann shred trails on adventure bikes before this and somehow the YT algorithm led me here lol.
I live way off grid in the high desert mountains, my 'commute' is half steep, twisty dirt (or mud or snow lol) and half tight canyon carving. I hardly ever ride on non twisty paved roads in the first place never mind cruising down a highway in a pack. I have no desire to ride on the streets at all, i just want to jump over stuff, do wheelies and ride it like i stole it AND it owes me money.
I don't stop riding to even pick up an 'ol' lady', never mind join a club. All that is like a whole different world from what i do, but it's still bikes and riding.
@@rustymustard7798 👍😎
I just patched in a couple of months ago. At the last meeting, I had to drive my car. Everyone was surprised I had a car. I am definitely the bike guy.
I live in Minnesota I got your ghost Orelli mask in the winter, waiting for it to warm up so we can ride up here PS the snow is just about all gone
Appreciate you much respect
Great video Sose! you're killing it with the sub game these days! lmao its funny i don't see any comments from anyone claiming to be the cancer guy.
Lol appreciate you
Guess I'm kind of a mix between a nomad and the bike guy. All about the camaraderie of the road. Thanks for the work Ghost!
Appreciate you
It's a toss up between Nomad and the bike guy!! Have a nice day Sose!!
Psychology & Sociology, two subjects you would understand and find fascinating. You're a smart guy. I can see you
publishing a book or two some day.
Appreciate you
#Ghostin
I feel like I’m #8 if I had to pick one from this list. Wasn’t so keen on joining a club when I was approached, but after a lot of thought, I decided to give it a shot. I grew up around MC and I’m on first name basis with officers of other clubs and I love the shocked look from my own brothers when we’re somewhere and they see a few patches walking over in our direction. Then the weird confusion when it’s a bear hug and a “how the hell have you been kid?!”
Hey Sose! Great video, very true about the types of men found within the club life. I'm of the motorsickle guy category....I truly believe its all about the riding and the brothers out on the road and keeping the patch all about riding and showing real brotherhood. Take care Sose....shiny side up!
the most needed in the culture much respect
Always find your content useful & educational. See things from another's prospective.. thanks for keeping it real. Keep on keeping on. Respect to you.
Much respect thank you fir that
I am definitely a introvert. I was an original member of a mc in North Chicago 79-89 gave 10 years, and life took me in a different direction. It took me a long time to break the old habits. I can definitely relate.
Yea its not easy to break
I’ve been riding for 55yr’s I was the president of United Arms Organization for a while got sick and wanted leadership to a brother named Samson, He fell into the leadership position so well.
Thank God for my Brother.
Yea I was the same way it's hard for me to be around people n enjoy myself. I've gotten much better I think anyway but I agree it is a weakness
yea it's tough because we do it for good reason
I was told I wouldn't fit in because all I did was Wrenching ,Building, and Riding. Not all clubs are the same, and those guys might have been right, for them.
thats a shame
Yep, I'm a Nomad,for sure, unless people start a conversation with me, I stand back and watch my surroundings
Nomad/bike guy. I’m not a party guy, I don’t care about politics, I don’t necessarily care about going to different events and clubhouses hanging out with other clubs, I’m here to hang out with my brothers, wrench on motorcycles, and ride my motorcycle.
In the army we use to call the guy that wore all the apparel a gear gueer
I’m glad you’re keeping up with fitness, thanks Timmy!
None of em, I’m not a member of an MC.
I can definitely imagine each clubs having a spread of those types.
I’m in 3 model railroad clubs on top of my riding club and this applies to them also.
Model trains are cool.
@@JamesGalipeau-h7i they are cool. The politics of running the clubs not so much
Some real wisdom, thanks
Appreciate you
Bike guy is too busy riding to bother with a club, that's just riding with extra steps.
I love the idea of the brother hood n hey let's just go ride enjoy the bikes n the ride!!!
My Club's one rule "Don't bring heat on the Colors". Of course we had our hierarchy but I didn't care about that. I was about the Brotherhood of the Club and Riding! Very early on I learned how petty some clubs can be and I didn't want anything to do with that. Thanks for posting, Good Stuff!
Appreciate you
Great Video!
That Beetlejuice shirt it Sick!
classic biker look
Checking in from The Bronx, NY, its always an eye opening view into the MC world in all of your videos and your insight Sose! If someone was looking to see if they have what it takes to run in that 1% way of life, your words are like the bible of protocol. Your advice not only with club life but in the everyday life. When you speak, you’re direct and intelligent in your viewpoints and your advice is dead nuts on the money! In this world everything is about respect given, and respect earned!
i appreciate you for that BX bro
@DemonsRow Thank you back at ya! Stay Strong OG Sose!
Man.. going though your other vids I don’t think I’m cut out for club life…
But IF I was to make it.. I think I’d be the bike guy. I honestly just wanna ride with my friends and have a good time. I don’t wanna trip about politics or rules or beef with such and such.
Man I can’t thank you enough for your content. Super eye opening and really helpful.
#8 was me. I left and do my own thing.
Next club I ever consider, I will do more of the hang around be I commit. Lessons learned
Its so important
If I’m being honest, I’ve been all of those types at one time or another (except the elder) As I’ve grown and learned, I dropped the cancer and politician along the way. I was fortunate to have some elders teach me what was right along the way. At 56, my main goal now is to become that elder who helps and teaches the younger members. My desire to model for and teach them keeps my actions in check. If you’re in a position where guys are looking up to you, make damn sure you’re teaching them what’s right.
I like to consider myself as "The Bike GUy", but I imagine there are others who see me as "The Nomad".
Good video
At first I thought I was the nomad, but I'm definitely #8... just shut up and ride. Granted, I'm not in a club but either way.
My uncle was the motorcycle guy. He was a Heathen and the Heather's joined with the Pagans. He just wanted to ride. But at the same time he fought for and with his brothers. The late 60s early 70s, from what I heard, was a crazy time. The beginning of all this shit.
Just started 5 months ago. Slow and steady. When i don't know i say i don't know. I ain't care how i look,i care about being safe. Not in a club and not really interested. But everyone has been very nice and helpful. Much respect everybody
Nomad but more so in a way that I use it to read a room and pick when it's time to talk and when it's time to watch and listen.
I fall under the nomad character and thanks for the advice much appreciated and respected, #ghostin
#ghostin appreciate you
You forgot an important one... "The undercover cop" lol
Love your new video keep it up your awesome 😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎
Thank you! Will do!
8 is the reason why everyone should be joining clubs for the riding, friendship and the fun of hanging and running the roads with your friends.
I can relate to the bike guy! What’s the point of having a bike if you don’t ride it ??
Truth
I have to say I’m the bike guy. I never understood all the politics. I just wanted to ride. We all came for our own reasons but the bikes and the ride are why we are there. Once that is gone the reason is gone.
I was the Nomad, actually a Nomad. Was hard being that way, I finally stepped away as I was not bringing anything to the table other then monthly communication and trying to assist prospect education from a far. Would have helped if I wasn't a nomad I believe I could have pulled out of it and at least be the bike guy lol.
The club I was with everyone always had to have there soft colors on. I had four soft colors two different short sleeves and two different long sleeves. I had one of each support shirts we came out with that I would wear under my cut on club outings. My soft colors were for if I had to cage it to a club outing, I never felt the need to wear my club stuff everyday and some of the brothers would get so pissed, I knew who I was and what work I put in and people that knew me knew I was a member of a olmc.
These videos really interesting I'm not a biker but I just find the culture of bikers and mcs real interesting
I was never in an MC, was a hangarouund for a support club for about 2 weeks before I decided it wasn't for me (too many other commitments and I didn't really dig the regimentation). I was more of a commuter. I rarely did long runs. My bike was my sole means of transportation, so I rode every day for 7 years straight, about 30 miles a day. Athritis eventually curtailed my riding but I dp miss my 1200 Nightster. It was hella fun on the empty stretches of Mopac at 4 in the morning.
billboard guys 🤣🤣🤣 my wife's fam stressing having to borrow my clothes for court because he didn't own any clothes that weren't club related and was trying to swerve a charge.
I didn't have a name for it until you said it, I'm a Bike Guy. No club, but definitely a Bike Guy. Bike Guys are to motorcycling what Bob Ross was to painting. No pressures, no problems, no stress, just the road... According to my calculations the problem doesn't exist.
That was a great video. If I were in a club I would be the guy who is all about riding.
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Your cool ass and your editorials a fantastic and your spot on videos tells it straight up how it is which is good no fluff and puff it’s good to get a heads up especially for people who have never been in that position before thank you for your videos keep bringing them out! You’re very talented man!
thank you for that i appreciate you
Solid list. Wisdom
What I take from this video is that members of motorcycle clubs are people just like everyone else.
Yes
Right when you said life of the party I thought of my best friend. He definitely fit into your description perfectly. It struck a nerve. Unfortunately he passed a couple of years ago and there's a spark missing in all our lives now since he's been gone. I swear there were so many people at his funeral you'd think a celebrity passed away. Well he was a celebrity to us. I miss my brother.
Rip to your brother more like him are needed
The Motorcycle Guy… love to ride.
much love shandi
I have dreamed of being a member of a certain MC since I was 8 years old. I never went for it because i don’t like riding in a group. I just don’t trust riding in a pack.
yea its a trust you have to have
I'm not in a club but that description of the motorcycle guy pretty much describes me. I just want to ride. Currently got a couple projects I'm working on just so I can get back out there on the road.
Also let me say, I'm a huge fan of brother -hood, the real kind, not the fake kind, the brothers I knew and respected are probably few and far between.
There is yet another they are called the loyalists. No matter the scerumstances, they are always there and always got your back
Shoot im a HD bill board.
I the bike guy. Being riding over 25 years. Few years ago i pulled into a petrol station and few of my best
Friends were there. Shocked when I pulled in a van. Didnt realise I could drive as i d always ridden a bike. 😅😅😂
You describe the members and the culture so well. Wouldn't agree with your interpretation of a NOMAD but I understand your position. I'm an OG guy but my heart is with the Rider dude. It really is about the ride. Two wheels and the brotherhood is why we are in.
If you listened its not an actual nomad bottom rocker wearer
Bx bro, I am the nomad bike guy. Never got into it enough to get a cut. It’s not my style. Don’t like to be told where to go and what to do. Now at 56 I’ve been around awhile and don’t regret getting caught up. Much respect to the OG”s out there who did there time and keep there clubs together. The youngsters need to seek them out. They know everything.
Def BX bro
Honestly I would say this applies to any group not just motorcycle clubs. I was working for a small company in the oilfield and we definitely have all the same guys at the rig. In all areas of my life I definitely try to be the life of the party guy. I have never spent much time around motorcycle clubs so I speak on this from an outside perspective.
Bike guy and the life of the party are the two best guys to be. Politician and cancer are the two worst. I think as an outsider that’s still a valid take.
I’m the rider. My FAVORITE part is all of us TOGETHER cruising down the road ANY ROAD as long as we are riding together and riding.
If I was in an MC I would be the introverted nomad politician TBH.
Great content
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At 19 I lived in Daytona Beach. Loved the life of what I learned and experienced. Was tested at Froggys. Passed the test. Sad thing is? Due to severe seizure disorder, I cannot ride or drive a cage. But that really did not matter to these brothers I met. Sure I could not prospect or patch cause I could not riide, but I had the honor of being able to hang and even do things with them.
I also worked in bands all around NH and VT where we played in clubs and campgrounds. Never in my time of doing it for years did I have a problem with the brothers who ran them or were there.
My biggest wish has always been that I had not been born with this seizure problem so I could ride. As a kid I could ride a bicycle, and it was my schwinn low-rider with ape hangers and spring front. Loved riding on it and people called me insane when they saw me doing all kinds of wild shit with it. Even knocked out my front teeth on the crossbar doing a jack wheelie and came down face first on the bar when I hit a heave in road and lost control.
The only people who have ever treated me real, with any kind of real respect and brotherhood have been MC's brothers and sisters. Never had that with normies.
I may never be able to ride, or patch in any club in this life I've been handed, but I will always give respect to the brothethood.
Ride in the wind, ride free.
I grew up around the club and I’m 53 now. I think at this point, and really always have been, the rider. Love my brothers and love the open road. Long time no talk Sose, hope all is well brother
Doing great brother
Don’t care how I look I just ride
If you can't fight without someone having your back....your weak
Probably the biggest reason I'm not in a club is cause I'm the bike guy.
I just wanna ride.
#9 describes me. .
I’m a mixture of a nomad and the rider. I keep to myself at times… I do talk to people when iv gotten to know you. I also don’t care for all the politics and bs I just want to ride and enjoy life
I'm definitely the Nomad type bro, I don't really say much unless something needs to be said. I'm also the same bro, bit of an introvert.
Life of the party or the bike guy. You'd have to ask the fellas but in my opinion its one of the 2. Great eye opener and we have had 1 of each that you listed in our group. Had to cut the cancer out like you suggested.
happy for you many clubs dont
#Ghostin....Hoorah🦁☠
hoorah appreciate you brother
You are spot on sos.
I myself am a introvert it is hard to overcome that
Love being on my bike and working on them I am not a political guy. I commute Rosarito Mx to Irwindale Ca. I grew up in Croydon Pa so, its good to know this Info. Thank You
Mos definitely the nomad and I agree, good and bad thing 💯
I’m banned from ScrewTube, because honestly is not popular. I’m guessing it would be acceptable in most MC’s.
Getting to know club members, I'm always getting new clients from members of different clubs passing my name around and on the flip side, I know members of different clubs who I can go to for a paint job, a guy on the set who hand makes different types of bike accessories, auto mechanics, diesel mechanics, the grill master(he was on a Netflix grilling competition), the golfers...people who are connected to any and everything that will improve your quality of life.