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The Mooch
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Spend your Monday with The Mooch, hearing stories from his youth, visiting with old friends, and talking about all things motorcycle related. Email questions to TheMooch618@gmail.com
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Mondays with Mooch Ep 18: Fashion or Function? What is “Clubstyle”
Join us as myself (former member of the Mongols MC) and Loren (former member of the Hells Angels MC) discuss what “Clubstyle” means.
Disclaimer: due to some connectivity issues there are parts where the audio and video are slightly out of synch.
Don’t forget to pick up my book “The Ride of My Life” here The Ride of My Life: From Street Gangs to Motorcycle Clubs to Social Worker a.co/d/bJlxDjP
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Support your local Clubstyle pages
My shirt on this episode is from Clubstyle Illinois
Disclaimer: due to some connectivity issues there are parts where the audio and video are slightly out of synch.
Don’t forget to pick up my book “The Ride of My Life” here The Ride of My Life: From Street Gangs to Motorcycle Clubs to Social Worker a.co/d/bJlxDjP
Follow me on Instagram at og__mooch
Check out Street Syndicate Mfg at www.streetsyndicatemfg.com
And on Instagram at streetsyndicatemfg
Support your local Clubstyle pages
My shirt on this episode is from Clubstyle Illinois
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Mondays With Mooch Ep 17: ex Mongol and ex Hells Angel sit down to discuss life after the club.
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Former Mongol Mooch and former Hells Angel PeeWee sit down and discuss post club life, working out, and writing books. Pick up PeeWees Book here: charliepeeweegoldsmith.com Pick up Mooch’s Book Here: www.amazon.com/Ride-My-Life-Street-Motorcycle/dp/B0CH2BLRX1/ref=pd_aw_ci_mcx_mh_mcx_views_0?pd_rd_w=DpcSN&content-id=amzn1.sym.eeeda21f-f942-4067-b2fd-e3ffbfbe7c3b:amzn1.symc.2b06b7e8-a86c-4e6e-b02...
Mondays With Mooch Is Back
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I’ll be doing a Q&A soon so leave your questions in the comments, email them to TheMooch618@gmail.com, or dm me on Instagram og mooch And make sure you pick up a copy of my memoir “The Ride of My Life” Order it here: The Ride of My Life: From Street Gangs to Motorcycle Clubs to Social Worker a.co/d/gcASuGw
Mondays with Mooch EP 16: Lift Train Ride goes to the Texas Hills Bike Show
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Ride along with the LTR crew as we ride to Boerne (I know I pronounced it wrong in the video) for the Tx Hills Bike Show. Just over 5 days and 2000 miles. Thank you to Reno Gustamante for the Drone footage. Follow his IG at: Renoozren Sponsored by Road House Harley Davidson Texas Hills Bike Show IG: Tx_hills Stopped and dropped off fliers for my mailing list at: Road House Harley Davidson Mt Ve...
Mondays With Mooch Ep 15: A History of RCBB and Portland Skinhead with Pan and Bob
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On this episode of Mondays With Mooch I sit down with Pan and Bob, two long time skinheads and founders of The Rose City Bovver Boys. We discuss the early Skinhead scene in Portland Oregon, the start of RCBB, the state of the scene today, the influence of politics, and the importance of working out and staying healthy. Editors note : Communities Against Hate, although a political organization, ...
Mondays with Mooch EP 14: From Skinhead to Biker, an interview with Mic Crenshaw
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Both Mooch and Mic Crenshaw started their youth in the punk rock/Skinhead scene and eventually progressed into the outlaw biker world and then on to become authors and working in advocacy and helping others. Mic is an anti-racist activist, musician, author, and avid motorcycle enthusiast. Here a bit of his story on this episode of Mondays With Mooch Mic’s non profit: www.ewobglobal.net/ The Mot...
Installing Vent Covers on Harley Davidson Low Rider ST
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Quick video about the new mesh vent covers for the Harley Davidson Low Rider ST. Less than 30 min install. What wasn’t shown was cleaning outter fairing and taping in vents. Very simple and quick process. To order a set (they come black) reach out to Brent Albiston on Facebook or email him at grousetamer@aol.com @harleydavidson Video and channel sponsored by Road House and Black Diamond Harley ...
Mooch’s New Ride: A follow up to MWM EP 11, introducing Mooch’s New Low Rider ST
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Mooch introduces his new Harley Davidson Low Rider ST from his friends at Road House Harley Davidson. Mooch goes over the after-market parts he has added to customize his ST. Note There is some wind noise at the beginning but goes away @harleydavidson
Mondays With Mooch: How To Join The Lift Train Ride Movement
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Please sign up for the mailing list to be notified when my book is released Here dartfrogbooks.com/mooch/ Order your Lift Train Ride Merch here www.dbgear.net/collections/ltr-movement-collection Espinoza’s Leather Company espinozasleather.com Crimwear Co crimwearco.com Instagram Follow og mooch Lift_Train_Ride
Mondays With Mooch EP 13: Joining the Vagos Motorcycle Club
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My first step into the world of outlaw motorcycle clubs. This is just a part of my story For more, check out my book Sign the mailing list to get notified of pre-sales, singed copies, and release dates dartfrogbooks.com/mooch/
Mondays With Mooch Ep 12: The Lift Train Ride Movement
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Join Mike and I as we discuss what the Lift Train Ride Movement is and the benefits it’s had on our lives
Mondays With Mooch Ep 11: Mooch’s Rides
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On this episode I talk about the 28 different motorcycles I’ve own over the years and the stores that go along with them. #harleydavidson #harley #motorcycle #collection
Mondays with Mooch Ep 10: Who is The Mooch? (My life story)
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On this episode I share The Outside Perspective Podcast that I did with Adam Meredith where I explain my life growing up, from playing sports to starting a band, to joining motorcycle clubs, my educational background, becoming a social worker, how I got into Jiu Jitsu, and what brought me to the Midwest. @OutsidePerspective
Mondays with Mooch Ep 8: The Escaped; our stories from the punk rock days.
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Mondays with Mooch Ep 8: The Escaped; our stories from the punk rock days.
Mondays with Mooch Ep 7: Is this club right for me?
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Mondays with Mooch Ep 7: Is this club right for me?
Mondays With Mooch EP 6: How to act as a motorcycle club supporter
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Mondays With Mooch EP 6: How to act as a motorcycle club supporter
Mondays with Mooch Ep 5: Scoops Memorial Run
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Mondays with Mooch Ep 5: Scoops Memorial Run
Mondays With Mooch Ep 4: Improve Your Bylaws, Improve Your Members
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Mondays With Mooch Ep 4: Improve Your Bylaws, Improve Your Members
Mondays with Mooch ep 2: Product Review
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Mondays with Mooch ep 2: Product Review
Mondays with Mooch ep 3: Sesser Testicle Festival
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Mondays with Mooch ep 3: Sesser Testicle Festival
Mondays with Mooch ep 1: Mooch’s Oregon Trail
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Mondays with Mooch ep 1: Mooch’s Oregon Trail
Big respect Mooch! Are you going to make the audiobook??
Man I hope you two take a trip, sounds to me he really needs one bad. Believe it or not we are responsible for one another. Being out bad , is tough so final . He needs a friend, that doesn't have an agenda. Just a solid ,stable, good , reliable friend.
Any LTR guys out in Las Vegas??
Had to listen to the interview again: OUTSTANDING! A great example of "BROTHERHOOD" is right here...Respect to you both!
Anyone in the Movement out in Las Vegas?
I have several questions after watching a lot of your interviews around youtube. Please be patient and I mean no disrespect if any come off as bad questions. Were your local anti-racist skinhead crews, and especially the Bover Boys a pre-Antifa group? Did they get absorbed into RCA? Can you be apolitical and not care and party with both SHARP/Anti racist groups as well as National Socialist or Neo Nazi skinheads and let bygones be bygones? If one of the local skinheads does this in their older years what do the other think of them? Why do most Portland skinheads march and riot with Antifa and join them? Some skinheads that are antiracist are American patriots, some even served in the US military, but they seem to still take the side of far left communists (pretending to be anarchists) and then attack the actual normal American patriot types. There are pretty much no nazis in Oregon anymore and the ones that were, were very few. Some of the former nazis are now reformed and trying to live a peaceful life alone and not bothering anyone. What is your opinion of doxxing people and putting people on blast like how Antifa does this and trie to ruin people's reputation and get them fired from jobs etc? Why do you guys think Proud Boys are exactly the same as Antifa when they clearly are not? They are nothing even close to opposite ends. If you were comparing Volksfront with Antifa then this would be correct. but Proud Boys? Come on! Part of their bylaws are to be Anti-racist and many non-whites joined them. What is your opinion of Tom Tegener? He seemed to be some skinhead gang leader and claimed he is pro America but was attacking people holding American flags and running beside Antifa people, but then claiming he is not a communist. What's up with that? There was also that guy named Matt who has only one foot who street boxed that Samoan dude named Tiny and got beat up. What's up with him? What do you think of that guy Luise who identified as a skinhead and is a powerful Antifa leader in Portland? Do you think RASH skinheads are good or real skinheads? Red and Anarchist Skinheads. Also what happens to Antiracist skinheads when they end up in prison? Who do they hang with inside the prison system? You seem like you find self worth by joining other people, like joining gangs and groups and clubs. Do you see yourself as an independent man and thinker and can be proud by being alone ever? Not that we should be alone, but you know can you survive alone? I have a lot more questions but these are a few.
Nice scenery, and good video - I twice set out (on motorcycle) to see the Ameican west (Utah, Colorado, etc.) but only got to see states east of the Mississipi (I was living in Ottawa at the time), so this clip gave me a taste of what I missed. Thanks and keep up the good work! If you ever plan to visit southern Europe, let me know.
What's your take on MG patches vs MC patches? Some organizations such as BEAST proudly wear it and on video saying yeah we're about that and violence and outlaw shit is who we are. Whereas all these other "outlaws" either, for their own mental necessity or for legal reasons seem to hide behind MC or the 1% diamond. If its just for legal deniability, i get that. But seems in a culture that thrives on ego and honor more would be willing to say yeah, so what?
I think a lot of it has to do with honoring the history of the club and culture. I do firmly still believe that clubs are not gangs and do not operate as gangs. And it’s not so much the social perception as it is the legal consequences of being labeled a gang
@MondaysWithMooch thanks for taking the time to respond and for your insight on it
Did this guy just say he's 6 ft 8??? Holy sheet. No wonder that Hell's Angel was nice to him early on
Was that the Rancid 2000 tour? AFI and the Distillers opened. I think the club in Seattle was called deviate or something like that.
Love you PeeWee always authentic and my friend
The most dangerous man is the one you don’t see
Hello to you Mooch. I needed to let you know that as an old-timer (Cornish🏴☠ x Irish☘ Celt), I appreciate your soft spoken, calm mannerisms, which often denotes a genuinely accomplished, "worldly-wise",veteran. I have subscribed to your channel after watching and listening to several of your personal videos, as well listening to you speaking with yer man Sose, on himself's Demon's Row channel. He is another quiet man, who asks directly and listens well. You men bring good clarity with your work. Your book is excellent, in my opinion. Keep safe. ATB from Cornwall.
Thank you so much
Hey Mooch, I met you when you were Vagos. We were at a FSMC spokes and speers get together. I respected you then and still do. Good to see you on here. MLAR
Thank you homie
Dominik ❤😊
Performance Built > Clubstyle I see too many posers riding these "clubstyle" bikes with tons of money on it but can't even drag a peg around a corner. Go look at someone's bike and if they don't have scrape marks on the bottom of their lifted bikes pegs then they are just posers. Go look at Kruesi Orginals bikes.
Trackordie
Awesome video very informative and educational videos on motorcycles. God bless you Mooch, Buddha bless your family.❤❤❤😊😊😊 😂😂😂❤❤❤😅😅😅😍🔥❤️ #USMC #USAF #RCAF #RCMP #NASA #INAGAWA-KAI-FACTION #YAMAGUCHI-GUMI-CLAN #HUMANITARIAN #AMNESTY
Hi man I’m 33 yrs old and have been wanting to to join a club I have a 11 yr old son and a wife who disapproves what would you say to this situation I have always wanted to I’ve been riding for 15yrs or so and recently go hard into it thanks for the input
Mooch, this was the band that everyone: bikers, sklns, punks and mods all loved: If ever you could describe what was happening in 79-80 The Ruts were the ONES!!! th-cam.com/video/M1LMtQ8t6hQ/w-d-xo.html
Great to hear this from you guys from the States. In the UK it was quite varied. Not so much a gang in UK more a tribe sub-culture for teenagers. Mods vs Rockers in the 1960s and later the Ska scene in the late 70s and early 80s. I was a Grebo/freak that always looked up to the bikers in my city at the time like the Ratae, UKGBs - guys that rode British bikes like Triumphs and Nortons, Beezas, AJs etc - they're weren't many in Leicester at the time other than an early, perhaps unapproved Angels MC - I thought they were cool though and what was the beginning of some local biker groups that ultimately became part of what was the early Outlaws in the Midlands but loved the whole mods and rockers clash in the early 80s and even involved in some light verbal skirmishes lol - good stuff though nothing crazy just school kids scrapping. I was too young for the original 60s mods and Rockers scene but was part of the 1979-80 movement as a schoolkid. Early skinhead bands was Slade - what a great band they were! The anti-nazis movement only came in with the Mod revival during 1979-80 in the Ska scene. As a greasy heavy rock wannabe biker type I was into band likes Led Zep, Black Sabbath, Purple and Motorhead. However, I loved some of the Ska band songs - if I'm honest we all did - even us wannabe bikers back in 79'-80 - like The Specials: "Ghost town" about a Midlands town called Coventry down the road from my City Leicester, Selector:same old show on my radio - great track! and The Beat:"Tears of a Clown" takes me back to my school days :-) what a great track that was!!! - to name a few. The Mod/Ska movement didn't seem to last very long from 1979 to 1980/81 but it burnt brightly. Great tunes and great times🙂
These past two episodes have been absolute educational GOLD! You guys hit all the main topics not only joining but supporting. I'm sure I'm one of hundreds of people you've helped when looking into this. Keep it up gentleman 🤘🏽
Thank you. Happy we could help
i’m all for the LTR crew is this something you can join or can you just represent with merch? thanks mooch
Anyone can represent it and wear the merch
Great interview peewee o Hope mooch makes the next run..
Just found you. Subbed. Excited for th3 content. Thank you
Firme Vato..!…Respect from EastLos Homeboy..✊🏼🍺🇲🇽
WHY CANT THE REST OF THE MC COMMUNITY DO THIS !?!?!
My buddy Blaine used to hangout with guy on the left. Rip blaine💪💪
Whats the deal with all these Instagram accounts contacting me asking me to be a club suporter and send them money. I figured clubs would be kinda pissed there using there logo and name
It’s a new thing I’ve recently heard about. It’s really weird. Hopefully people realize it’s a scam and that real clubs aren’t doing that
@@MondaysWithMooch I seen red flags right away but some young guy may get that Rockstar guy hit me up feeling and get taken advantage of. Pretty much sucks. What's your Instagram handle? I want to ask you about enduro trails around Mt hood
Nice! been riding my FXR for the last 22 years now
dope seeing the overlap and interest in these things , first saw mooch around with the daisy fresh guys so that’s awesome 💪
Cmon now. If your an ex MC then dont mention it in the back of a book. Put it in the story and whoever finds out finds out. Cmon bro.
I would never think Mooch was a member of a big club if he did not have any tattoos. So well spoken and just sounding like a great guy to hang out with. I don't even own a motorcycle and this guy alredy sounds like a guy it would be hard not to like. It is very good that shows like this exists. A lot of people look for that brotherhood concept and family like treatment and they embark on a Joruney the sometimes do not come back from not knowing how things in major clubs work. Best thing you can do is educate people now that you been on that journey and lived it.
Relative Unknown is a great podcast. Thanks for the recommendation @mooch
Amazing huh
@MondaysWithMooch no doubt man. What a wild story. I just started today. Edit- I'm gonna be picking your book up soon. I'm in the middle of PeeWee's book
It’s cool to hear these bigger clubs find out about sos
I think you're right about being sure about the club you are supporting, but you also have to have some kind of good relationship with that club. When you wear the support merch, you have to carry yourself proper. You have to know that you're not part of the club so don't get the tough guy syndrome wearing it. Knowing where to be when you are wearing it is a big part too! I am a Black and White Supporter, and just moved into an Area that is dominated by Red and Gold, and I have been hit up asking who I am and I haven't worn any BW support shirts. They approached me mostly because of the way I dress and they associated that with Black and White. I just stay in my lane and do my thing, I don't kick it with anyone.... Back home Black and White has ALWAYS treated us good, and thats why we are loyal to them, but also know that they are not obligated to defend us for any reason. This is good stuff for people to know especially if they are naive to the club scene.
When I wore a patch years ago. I worked out and went to school. My chapter liked bars , shit up their nose, and being screw ups. A member from a support club worked out. One of the dumbest things I’d heard from a member of my chapter was. “ I don’t trust these two guys. Their buffed out like cops and one of them ( me ) takes college classes. “ I was in wrong club
Great show. Unfortunately, many years pass between the times i see these guys. But no matter how much time goes by, I'll always have love for them and consider them family. When my (now 21 year old) son was born mooch and his twin brother Jeremy got him a onesie that had the Agnostic Front Doc Martin's logo on it so he could look sussed from the crib. Hopefully, Mooch can make it out for the RCBB 30-year that's coming up. R.I.P. Bolbi / Smiley R.I.P. Tane
I’ll be there homie. Looking forward to catching up with ya
Do you guys have any chapters?
We don’t really go chapters It’s more of a lifestyle Anyone can do it
U wouldn’t want to help out someone who has no one after a traumatic experience and give them a chance
❤that’s what it should be about
Who started vagos MC was 13 people in Berdoo my dad Lucky and my uncle puro ,Gil , moose drew the logo my dad lucky was the treasurer my uncle puro was betdoo first president
You know i never cared who a person wants to support its a free country there was only a couple times i asked someone to turn there shirt inside out 🤷 ... Other than that i could careless but i have see shit handled differently but never my perspective on that shit ... We always reminded people when they bought support stuff that it can be hazardous to ones health but its all in ones attitude as well !
Orsome 💯💫
This is good stuff Mooch! I just bought your book and going to get cracking on it tonight when I get home from work! I just moved to North Mississippi from New Mexico, but man I would love to ride with you guys and just hang out with like minded guys! Keep this ball rolling Mooch! going to be watching the rest of your content on your channel!
Thank you homie. And thank you for picking up my book
Very refreshing.... For those of us who lived that life and know the reality.....thanks you two.
Just saw your interview on Cinemills. Love the message, I lift, train, and ride every damn week! Love the message and the camaraderie you and your brothers have. Keep it up Mooch!
That’s what’s up! Keep it up homie
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Is this still something you guys are doing? I’m in Oklahoma where are you guys doing this?
We sure are and you can do it from anywhere
Hey mooch! Great content. I use to chat with u over Facebook, back around 2010... we knew some of the same people .anyways, good to see. U look great U are giving an idea, to go back to school, and finish my degree. I hate when people say," stay safe! " So," Stay dangerous! "Interesting about the skinhead stuff. I never knew the history of skinheads, and the difference.
That’s what’s up! Definitely go back and finish your degree, that would be rad