I rode with a 1% MC for 18 years and I am happy to be out of that life and I really enjoy riding by myself. So many people have this need, to ride with a group of friends. I have a couple of friends that I will ride with occasionally, but I prefer to just ride by myself these days.
Some things are meant to be shared, and some things are just for you. I get pretty zen'd out when I ride alone. Totally at peace and all is right with the universe, and everything is just as it should be. But I'm a fkn goofball like that.
It’s a lifestyle I don’t regret leaving . I’m 70 in 2 months and never been happier . Oh by the by I do still ride , something that never leaves the soul .
@@Thesaurcery4U2C no your not a goofball and if you are then so am I, cause I have that same feeling when I ride alone especially when I don't have a destination, I just go for a ride to the store in the next state sometimes LoL
@@chainshishd9127 Hell yes! Arkansas and Missouri are a little over 3 hours from my house to state lines. Both have some curvy hilly 50 to 60 mph county roads. I have done round trips or grab a ho/motel wherever I am at and turn around and find a different way home. A couple of times I have allowed myself to be so consumed with that feeling that tears of amazement and just gratefulness for being able to have that feeling of being a part of it at that moment. it would be impossible to explain that moment to anyone who hasn't had something similar, but i don't know many people who have had, or would share something like that.
Love this. How I never seen + missed all these wonderful HD/ Trumpet/ chopper / bob movies is beyond me, but now I have all of them to look forward to... Live to ride, Ride to Live , And all that Beelzebub - BuggAloo
Same here but everything was ruined when my brother stepped in and brought friction into the group which caused many of us to split. But the strangest thing for me is when they call themselves outlaw bikers (even most of them don't have bikes) with 1%er patches even though they are a registered club. 😆
No worries if I'm absolutely wrong,, Without a doubt we have 1%er ... I never heard, that these Dudes were (that)... Never seen the 1,2,3.. your in.. Patch holder, deal.. In regards to them.. Cheers from Westminster CA 🇺🇸.. @∅
This is the best motorcycle video that I’ve ever seen. The true brotherhood between you guys is amazing. Anybody that says brotherhood is dead has never dealt with the Sinners. All of you are old souls. Ride fast and safe.
Thing is they are old school about it no one is more important than the other person the Brotherhood come frist. The love of the Motorcycles is what brings us together and the Brotherhood is what keeps us together
Cheers from Westminster CA 🇺🇸.. I spent a lot of time working in and around Long Beach.. since 95.. Later, Production assistant (13 years), for the Ink N Iron festival... For those that could never understand how Southern California street Culture functions, No posers, Be about it, Stand up for yourself, Loyalty to Family either Blood or Chosen, not being full of shit, is the standard..no option is tolerated.. Lastly, this like All the other Style that spreads to the corners of the World... Southern California is the birth place.. @∅..
I think i watched this when i was really young. it came out 3 years after i was born, i remember jesse james old movie making that copper bigdog chop. watching this i get nostalgic for the songs they used and some of the scenes and peoples faces.
Thanks for uploading! Brings back nice memories of watching it on the big screen with you guys in Amsterdam. Still very cool too and a great bike. Awesome!
Thank you thank you thank you , You have reminded me after a fuckin very very long time that simplicity is everything ... I thank you again from the bottom of my heart...keep doing what your doing and hopefully the world will follow, ✊️❤️
I was building a bobber, in 04 right after i got home from iraq, and through the horse magazine, i saw an ad for this, and bought it. Fuck im old. Been building and wrenching on anything and everything for 30 yrs..
The bikes you build are not suppose look " PRETTY " but to give it a nostalgic look these type of bikes are still being built by people with a keen eye it's almost like a sculpture artist. Not only are you a family this is a bond of brothers. Peace to you all .
After almost 20 years I finally got to watch the whole movie. Good stuff. What are they all up to today? Keep the rubber down and the knees in the breeze.
Brings a Peace to my heart! So much wrong in the world, but here there is brotherly love, care, help, sharing all that is life!! (Makes me feel good about my choppers 2) Best film I've seen!
Why do we seek camaraderie from others!? I'll tell you why! As men, we crave acceptance and brotherhood! We search to belong and it dont matter how big or small the group! The older we get the more we seek this attention and belonging! It starts when you're a child, riding your bike or skateboard with other kids from your neighborhood or anywhere for that matter! I grew up in East side long beach and I was always on my bike riding to the beach all over the city! I was never lost as long as I was on my bike! The passion stays within us forever! Never lose it for anyone! Once you let it go you start to age! Even if you cant ride, you can always build! 💯 my ride is my therapy!
You guys are alright. I'm from out in the hills of NY state and it shows me good guys are all the same no matter where you're from. Bikes, Hot Rods, Guitars, Beer and good bros wrenchin'... Amen!
Great movie,very honest!!! That man Rico is such a character,it looks like he's a very lovin' person,every each of us would like to have a friend like Rico.
Parallel twins make beautiful chops, especially BSA A7 rigid with girder forks from 1949 and BSA A10 650 twins that have beautiful styling with great frames too.
Reminds me of my old knuckie. A 57 frame, 1940 stroked knucklehead, 62 transmission, jockey shift. Looong girder with drag bars. 18" front wheel with something that looked like a brake. Little peanut tank. Ran like a demon, handled like shit. But I love that old bike. Every ride was an adventure. Im 67 now and ride a 2022 Street Bob. I think it's afraid of me...
Fukn A 💪 💯 I remember being thrown on the tanks of a 1981 fxwg and holding them handlebars like I was in control. No helmet for me or pop's. We came out just fine. With that and hanging around actual shops (not like the Harley boutiques) I was hooked. At 37 with 4 bikes I still turn into an excited five year old every time a group of bikers ride by. Watching my dad and all his buddies back in the day hitting Twisties on mountains 50 deep about two feet from each other left and right front and back was the coolest shat ever. To the ones that ride and memories ride on and keep the rubber side down 🤙💪🍻
That's hilarious Man, half the guys I ride with including Me don't have motorcycle endorsements either ! A couple like Me, lost it when our DL's expired for too long and just never settled the bill ! 45 years behind bars, handlebars that is. EDIT: CLUTCH TEST - Loved it !!
Best part= The holeshot into the shelves,LOL,laughed my ass off,old memory. Late 70's early 80's this is the way a bunch of us were,I was the youngest and pushing 62 now,then we went and F***ed it all up and started a club with all the politic's & bullshit.Remember those days fondly.
I'm not a biker but appreciate the work that went into the bike!!! That thing is sick!!! Those pipes I would imagine sound different than straight pipes. They look amazing! What was the fender and oil tank, and seat springs done in? They are beautiful too! Good movie!✌️
Bikers do weird shit.. we fight, we party we say weird shit, we laugh hard, we get creepy , I don’t kiss my brothers but I will fight for him lol. To each there own- a brotherhood is for life.
GREAT VIDEO/ DOCUMENTARY.. this is what it's all about. Right here. Thats it. . Keep yo hair in the wind, wind in your hair, We all come from Sin, & Sinner's don't care. That Is All. And remember, kiddos -chrome don't get ya home. ✓ P E A C E √
I strongly believe that parts "just appear" when you are building a bike with little or nothing with help from your brothers. My first Sporty was an AMF 1000 and I spent the night with my VP and asked if I could bed down beside my Bike. He just laughed and said sure. I heard his 'Ol Lady ask why I was sleeping outside. He said he's getting inspiration. Thanks for sharing.
James Maya, hi, im in london and am now old but the rocker in me is still there. You americans inspired many of us here and i luv old bikes. No modern complicated bikes for me.
Harleys here in europe are very expensive and sadly we cant get old evo bikes even sportsters for below 4k usd then the spares cost a lot but maybe victory are the way to go.
Living the Saddle Tramp life on a Chopper is how I grew up in 70's and 80's I had a bicycle Chopper what does 6 ft tube front end sissy bar banana seat and sissy bar I got my first Harley 1982 been living a life ever since I was eight
Okay I seen this year's ago on a VCR tape year's ago wondering if these guy's are still hanging out? Like to see a 2023 video and see if the SINERS are still doing it.
@@paulobrabo6342 hopefully I get this right bro the first song is “ Remember Me “ and the last one is “ Sinners Prayer “ If not My Bad Brotha..!! It’s On Me ..!!
I know what that lifestyle is all about. I wouldn't trade my M.C. Brothers for the world. Having a cool wife that supports me makes it 10 times better. She loves my H.D. just as much as I do. My wife , club , and kids is all I need. I'm very lucky and truly blessed.
I should of started riding in those days I was 25 in 2005 but I’m 43 now and I just got myself a 2022 soft tail love it .. the early 2000s is still like the 90s kinda got stuck till like 2015
LostAmmo, at least you are riding now. I'm 63 and started back 2 years ago. I found and bought a 2003 Lowrider and absolutely love it. Just watch out for the 4-wheelers.
The cats in the original clubs were just getting past WWII, and their rules were often "Allied Bikes Only." There were various reasons for this. I don't think the Japanese had a motorcycle industry before the 50s. I could be wrong. But early motorcycle clubs didn't want German or Italian bikes either. This was certainly patriotism and a sense of loyalty, but also, trade between these Allied and Axis nations was not ideal. You couldn't get parts for German or Italian bikes. Cheap surplus Harley, BSA, Triumph and even Indian motorcycles could be maintained. "Allied Bikes Only" continued in some Commonwealth countries right into the 70s and early 80s, even with some Outlaw MCs. Interesting? Am I wrong? I heard most of this from my grandfather and other old cats. Contribute!
I hate when people say , " ahh , you made it ?" But responding to it with " yeah , I made it " is just as bad as the question itself. Yes I made it and thought that was pretty apparent , since I'm standing here talking to you.
I rode with a 1% MC for 18 years and I am happy to be out of that life and I really enjoy riding by myself. So many people have this need, to ride with a group of friends. I have a couple of friends that I will ride with occasionally, but I prefer to just ride by myself these days.
Some things are meant to be shared, and some things are just for you.
I get pretty zen'd out when I ride alone.
Totally at peace and all is right with the universe, and everything is just as it should be.
But I'm a fkn goofball like that.
@Joe-qv6jh agreed I have a tight nit group of mate that I've known for 30 years. Never get board of riding with them.
It’s a lifestyle I don’t regret leaving . I’m 70 in 2 months and never been happier . Oh by the by I do still ride , something that never leaves the soul .
@@Thesaurcery4U2C no your not a goofball and if you are then so am I, cause I have that same feeling when I ride alone especially when I don't have a destination, I just go for a ride to the store in the next state sometimes LoL
@@chainshishd9127
Hell yes!
Arkansas and Missouri are a little over 3 hours from my house to state lines. Both have some curvy hilly 50 to 60 mph county roads. I have done round trips or grab a ho/motel wherever I am at and turn around and find a different way home.
A couple of times I have allowed myself to be so consumed with that feeling that tears of amazement and just gratefulness for being able to have that feeling of being a part of it at that moment.
it would be impossible to explain that moment to anyone who hasn't had something similar, but i don't know many people who have had, or would share something like that.
GREAT STORY... BIKES, HOTRODS, SKATERS FOR LIFE!! SUPER RAD EDITING AND VIDEO .... THIS SHALL STAND THE TEST OF TIME.
Hello how are you doing
This is what started it all.. my dad showed me this when I was a kid and grew up with it and then got into building and Riding. Best movie ever
Hello how are you doing
Love this.
How I never seen + missed all these wonderful HD/ Trumpet/ chopper / bob movies is beyond me, but now I have all of them to look forward to...
Live to ride, Ride to Live ,
And all that Beelzebub - BuggAloo
Same here but everything was ruined when my brother stepped in and brought friction into the group which caused many of us to split. But the strangest thing for me is when they call themselves outlaw bikers (even most of them don't have bikes) with 1%er patches even though they are a registered club. 😆
No worries if I'm absolutely wrong,,
Without a doubt we have 1%er ...
I never heard, that these Dudes were (that)...
Never seen the 1,2,3.. your in.. Patch holder, deal..
In regards to them..
Cheers from Westminster CA 🇺🇸..
@∅
This is the best motorcycle video that I’ve ever seen. The true brotherhood between you guys is amazing. Anybody that says brotherhood is dead has never dealt with the Sinners. All of you are old souls. Ride fast and safe.
Thing is they are old school about it no one is more important than the other person the Brotherhood come frist. The love of the Motorcycles is what brings us together and the Brotherhood is what keeps us together
True words.
gay
@@muzjmhjmh see, ya the kissing on the lips...people just dismiss it ?!?!?!?!?
Cheers from Westminster CA 🇺🇸..
I spent a lot of time working in and around Long Beach.. since 95..
Later, Production assistant (13 years), for the Ink N Iron festival...
For those that could never understand how Southern California street Culture functions, No posers, Be about it, Stand up for yourself, Loyalty to Family either Blood or Chosen, not being full of shit, is the standard..no option is tolerated..
Lastly, this like All the other Style that spreads to the corners of the World...
Southern California is the birth place..
@∅..
Thanks you for your sharing this movie. This is best of motorcycle movie.
I had this DVD until my home burned down. Dustin's Triumph is excellent.
I had this DVD when I was in Iraq and must have played this damn thing 1000 times
Agreed, love that triumph , man
I think old school bikes much better than the new bikes and trikes. I had a 63 sportster chopped and lowered and a 73 sportster
Good ol days
Me too not chopped. My 72 was chopped
This is my 55th year behind bars. I will have to say that these guys get it. They way it should be and can be! The way we were. The way we ARE!
th
Rico's enthusiasm is contagious af bro
I think i watched this when i was really young. it came out 3 years after i was born, i remember jesse james old movie making that copper bigdog chop. watching this i get nostalgic for the songs they used and some of the scenes and peoples faces.
Awesome movie. Seem like a good bunch of dudes, and the bikes, rods and customs are incredible.
Thanks for uploading! Brings back nice memories of watching it on the big screen with you guys in Amsterdam. Still very cool too and a great bike. Awesome!
That....was awesome! I enjoyed that from start to finish. True love in brotherhood!
Thank you thank you thank you ,
You have reminded me after a fuckin very very long time that simplicity is everything ... I thank you again from the bottom of my heart...keep doing what your doing and hopefully the world will follow, ✊️❤️
Damn! this is one of the best documentaries ive ever seen!
I was building a bobber, in 04 right after i got home from iraq, and through the horse magazine, i saw an ad for this, and bought it. Fuck im old. Been building and wrenching on anything and everything for 30 yrs..
The bikes you build are not suppose look " PRETTY " but to give it a nostalgic look these type of bikes are still being built by people with a keen eye it's almost like a sculpture artist. Not only are you a family this is a bond of brothers. Peace to you all .
After almost 20 years I finally got to watch the whole movie. Good stuff. What are they all up to today?
Keep the rubber down and the knees in the breeze.
Brings a Peace to my heart! So much wrong in the world, but here there is brotherly love, care, help, sharing all that is life!!
(Makes me feel good about my choppers 2)
Best film I've seen!
Hello how are you doing
I remember reading about this movie being in production in the magazine The Horse Backstreet Choppers. These guys are all gray beards now.
I'm 72yrs old, and Kutty built a chopper true to the time!! Pretty close to my 66'!! Great job👍😎
Right on Positive energy to all those saloon sleds.....
Thanks❗..... Great job👌🏻‼️
Greatings from Bavaria /Germany🇩🇪
😎👊🏻
Why do we seek camaraderie from others!? I'll tell you why! As men, we crave acceptance and brotherhood! We search to belong and it dont matter how big or small the group! The older we get the more we seek this attention and belonging! It starts when you're a child, riding your bike or skateboard with other kids from your neighborhood or anywhere for that matter! I grew up in East side long beach and I was always on my bike riding to the beach all over the city! I was never lost as long as I was on my bike! The passion stays within us forever! Never lose it for anyone! Once you let it go you start to age! Even if you cant ride, you can always build! 💯 my ride is my therapy!
Damn dudes that was fuckin beautiful. That's a damn family. EVERYONE has their place.
Il mio amico Scott Di Lalla ha realizzato questo Docufilm sulla realizzazione di un chopper e sullo stile di vita dei Sinners. Sei il N°1 Scott!
I'm addicted to choppertown, you guys are awesome, anything coming out for 2023?
Hello how are you doing
Its a great vid got the DVD when it fist came out! Keeping the faith alive!
You guys are alright. I'm from out in the hills of NY state and it shows me good guys are all the same no matter where you're from. Bikes, Hot Rods, Guitars, Beer and good bros wrenchin'... Amen!
Up - State ?, good, stay away from dem "Blue - Bellies" down below...
Good old days enjoy them while you can
Great movie,very honest!!!
That man Rico is such a character,it looks like he's a very lovin' person,every each of us would like to have a friend like Rico.
Hello how are you doing
Now that's custom, real fabrication, real inventive , real cool. 😎 For totally twisted rides. I am taken notes ..
Из России с любовью к традиционной чоппер культуре передаю огромное спасибо за фильм!
this film helped me build my bike, thank you very much
DAMN RIGHT!!!! l Love those tires. AWESOME!!!! Keep up the GREAT WORK!!!!
Спасибо что в рекомендациях появилось такое давнее видео! Обязательно для просмотра)
Parallel twins make beautiful chops, especially BSA A7 rigid with girder forks from 1949 and BSA A10 650 twins that have beautiful styling with great frames too.
Jdm and english bikes go foreve
Wow Free Choppertown Movie!!
Great looking rides. Thanks for sharing your story with us. Got a nice family there.
Reminds me of my old knuckie. A 57 frame, 1940 stroked knucklehead, 62 transmission, jockey shift. Looong girder with drag bars. 18" front wheel with something that looked like a brake. Little peanut tank. Ran like a demon, handled like shit. But I love that old bike. Every ride was an adventure. Im 67 now and ride a 2022 Street Bob. I think it's afraid of me...
Thanks!
yall are a kool bunch ! love the outlook putting that bike together, wish i was there
Seen all these movies brill 😎👍🛠
Fukn A 💪 💯 I remember being thrown on the tanks of a 1981 fxwg and holding them handlebars like I was in control. No helmet for me or pop's. We came out just fine. With that and hanging around actual shops (not like the Harley boutiques) I was hooked. At 37 with 4 bikes I still turn into an excited five year old every time a group of bikers ride by. Watching my dad and all his buddies back in the day hitting Twisties on mountains 50 deep about two feet from each other left and right front and back was the coolest shat ever. To the ones that ride and memories ride on and keep the rubber side down 🤙💪🍻
That's hilarious Man, half the guys I ride with including Me don't have motorcycle endorsements either ! A couple like Me, lost it when our DL's expired for too long and just never settled the bill ! 45 years behind bars, handlebars that is. EDIT: CLUTCH TEST - Loved it !!
"You pick weird stuff out of your nose, and some times there's no dinner. "
- Brandon
This stuck with me too. So profound
These guys 100% got sugar in their tank!!!
“There’s a certain way to test it when you have a clutch problem” 😂 49:45
Been there. Done that. lol
Hello how are you doing
What are these guys up to now?
Great film . Great bikes . I love it
I always feel good anytime I look at your comments
I wish I could know you more better
Best part= The holeshot into the shelves,LOL,laughed my ass off,old memory.
Late 70's early 80's this is the way a bunch of us were,I was the youngest and pushing 62 now,then we went and F***ed it all up and started a club with all the politic's & bullshit.Remember those days fondly.
I'm not a biker but appreciate the work that went into the bike!!! That thing is sick!!! Those pipes I would imagine sound different than straight pipes. They look amazing!
What was the fender and oil tank, and seat springs done in? They are beautiful too!
Good movie!✌️
Great show keep up the good work mate keep together from down under
Bikers do weird shit.. we fight, we party we say weird shit, we laugh hard, we get creepy , I don’t kiss my brothers but I will fight for him lol. To each there own- a brotherhood is for life.
Great little Movie !
Best part was the clutch adjustment!!
Much love from 760 imperial valley! Stay on 2🤟🏾
Great vid, really enjoyed!! 🍻
GREAT VIDEO/ DOCUMENTARY..
this is what it's all about. Right here. Thats it. .
Keep yo hair in the wind, wind in your hair,
We all come from Sin, & Sinner's don't care.
That Is All.
And remember, kiddos -chrome don't get ya home.
✓ P E A C E √
Nice bike was built
Always happy memories
And forward (as in next build)
👍👍👍😜🏴🦄🦕😁✌️🤞
I strongly believe that parts "just appear" when you are building a bike with little or nothing with help from your brothers. My first Sporty was an AMF 1000 and I spent the night with my VP and asked if I could bed down beside my Bike. He just laughed and said sure. I heard his 'Ol Lady ask why I was sleeping outside. He said he's getting inspiration. Thanks for sharing.
I love the making up with old parts adapted, true imagination . I love their friendship and passion for their bikes.
One of the best movies I've ever seen and it inspired me!
Very nice, very cool ❤😎👍
I loved the BSA A7 and A10 choppers. The engine shape is beautiful especially the timing side and the frame also is great and handled.
I always feel good anytime I look at your comments
I wish I could know you more better
James Maya, hi, im in london and am now old but the rocker in me is still there. You americans inspired many of us here and i luv old bikes. No modern complicated bikes for me.
Harleys here in europe are very expensive and sadly we cant get old evo bikes even sportsters for below 4k usd then the spares cost a lot but maybe victory are the way to go.
The Dictionary definition of old school chopper brotherhood-watch and learn something
Lmao he gives that boy a kiss the barber liked it 😂
Nice lil flick, you should make another one
“I hope that you …..
Will remember me ….. “
- J. Intveld , Sinners
I really dig your movie!!!
What an awesome video minus the kissing on the mouth and the brain dead Jason lol everything else is exactly how brothers should be 💪🏼🙏🏼
Agreed
Lmfaoo the dude in the jean vest is going hard on the booger sugar in this one
Thank you. I needed this.
Could you guys do "from the vault" also.
We will definitely upload it soon bro
@@choppertown I'd sincerely Appreciate it. Do you have a Merch site?
@@SwiftyMcVeigh851 choppertown.com :)
Living the Saddle Tramp life on a Chopper is how I grew up in 70's and 80's I had a bicycle Chopper what does 6 ft tube front end sissy bar banana seat and sissy bar I got my first Harley 1982 been living a life ever since I was eight
That's a bad ass chopper
Yep. Downloaded this baby like 7 years ago. Even got a highbond shirt. This is what got me building my bike
AWESOME VIDEO 100%
high pegs are a head-scratcher for me
Great bike I love it ❤❤
Okay I seen this year's ago on a VCR tape year's ago wondering if these guy's are still hanging out?
Like to see a 2023 video and see if the SINERS are still doing it.
Oiii vc sabe o nome dessa música e a primeira do vídeo
@@paulobrabo6342 hopefully I get this right bro the first song is “ Remember Me “ and the last one is “ Sinners Prayer “
If not My Bad Brotha..!! It’s On Me ..!!
I dig thoz CRAZY pipes, Lads !
Less hugging more riding me thinks !
Don't you have available a Spanish version? Thabk you in advance
I know what that lifestyle is all about. I wouldn't trade my M.C. Brothers for the world. Having a cool wife that supports me makes it 10 times better. She loves my H.D. just as much as I do. My wife , club , and kids is all I need. I'm very lucky and truly blessed.
He went through the damn wall😆😆😆👍👍👍
this is what it's all about for me,
Awesome ! 🤘✌️😎
Great movie
Brotherhood ! Nothing else needs said.
I should of started riding in those days I was 25 in 2005 but I’m 43 now and I just got myself a 2022 soft tail love it .. the early 2000s is still like the 90s kinda got stuck till like 2015
LostAmmo, at least you are riding now. I'm 63 and started back 2 years ago. I found and bought a 2003 Lowrider and absolutely love it. Just watch out for the 4-wheelers.
Awesome sinners was fun to watch and a great brotherhood!! Ride free from east coast. 🇺🇸
First full shot of a bike ( around
1:04 ) was a radical Triumph. You had me at that .....
"It ain't no crime to ride a Lime"
❤😎😆🥃🍺🍻⚓🖱️⚰️🚬🪦💣🖤
The cats in the original clubs were just getting past WWII, and their rules were often "Allied Bikes Only." There were various reasons for this.
I don't think the Japanese had a motorcycle industry before the 50s. I could be wrong.
But early motorcycle clubs didn't want German or Italian bikes either.
This was certainly patriotism and a sense of loyalty, but also, trade between these Allied and Axis nations was not ideal. You couldn't get parts for German or Italian bikes.
Cheap surplus Harley, BSA, Triumph and even Indian motorcycles could be maintained. "Allied Bikes Only" continued in some Commonwealth countries right into the 70s and early 80s, even with some Outlaw MCs.
Interesting? Am I wrong? I heard most of this from my grandfather and other old cats. Contribute!
@dietrichess9997 makes sense. I think it's crazy that the HA's allowed Sonny Barger to ride a BMW bike.
@@dietrichess9997 Look up Rikuo. They had motorcycles since 1929. You'll never guess who.
I hate when people say , " ahh , you made it ?" But responding to it with " yeah , I made it " is just as bad as the question itself. Yes I made it and thought that was pretty apparent , since I'm standing here talking to you.
What ever happened to all these guys
“ it’ll be great when we’re dead, until then we just pick weird shit out of our nose, and sometimes there’s no dinner “ - didn’t catch his name..
@55:04,, how many of you noticed the 1960 Pontiac. Those are becoming very rare. They're seldom seen now days.
Awesome .
so what's with the foot pegs positioned so the rider is in the kemchee squat ?
EVO motor. Good choice.👍
Awesome! No homo
,,, my wife passed in March, before she died she said, "Daddy, just remember, when you ride, i'm ridin' with ya ,,,
✨️🙏🏽✨️
@@Greatfull8🎉😂😂😂 4:04 months of the year 😊