I live in New Zealand,when I was young I used to get Big Bike and Choppers magazines whenever I could,I remember the Motor Shop ads,just a small ad mentioning that they specialised in 80 inch parts,and we're in Oxnard,Ca.This has stuck in my mind for many years......
George , you are my motorcycle guru sir. When i listen to your stories, i learn so much about lifes choices, motorcycle clubs and how you hold yourself and to be truthful and honorable. Thank you.
I have to tell you I love it when George Christie corrects those who were never there on their recall of History. Those who are correcting him probably never had the balls to even prospect. Love your channel
I built a bike starting with a 1957 straight leg frame when I got out of the Navy in 1973. People knew me as "the guy with a straight leg frame in his closet." Hey, you gotta store your project parts somewhere!
Thanks for this episode Mr Christie. Looking forward to more. As a kid who blew their allowance on chopper magazines in the 60's and totally drank the Easyriders kool-aid and became a Harley rider/owner in the 70's and beyond, the motorcycles fascinated me. Was never an outlaw or a club member, but just being part of the HD/motorcycling fraternity back then, by proxy you were part of the sub-culture. Fun times.
Hello George I love hearing you talk about the old days in Ventura I was with dave at the shop and you sold me a pair of knuckle cylinders for my 1939 el and I bought a frame from you that you were buliding a shouvel head to put in that fram but you did something other that that frame so you sold it to me and I worked at 65 fix way for mr stanly any way and I knew the free wheelers nead I say more GOD BLESS George Bill I also knew a lot of the slaves
Thanks for the share. Love the history. HD stole the image and style from the culture and sold it back at a big profit, but they did not include the culture in HD museum.
Right on time, george, i'm having a bad day Thank you so much for doing this, George. I look forward to this every week. Aint much to do out here in Indiana. I want to say God bless you. God bless your family and like always, brother May the wind always be at your back then Sun upon your face. I think you're one.Hello of a man george christie
George, absolute topman. You've certainly lived a life. I do struggle to believe you never saw the 2 mechanics who weren't gonna return your bike again😂. Top stuff👍
Good on ya George, love your storys mate can't wait for the next one... As for all those who leave derogatory comments to the legend, to the man, George Christie "stick it where the sun don't shine" This is the only social media platform that I am on!! (and this one is toxic enough) but sometimes I wish I was on others just so I could watch what else you upload!! Thank you again George love your stories please keep them coming and all the best to you mate🙏🏽 From Australia🇦🇺 originally from New Zealand🇳🇿
my favorite episode love hearing about the bikes, brilliant idea for the manuals its really tough to work without em and Harley just dont give a shit about their old inventory, I thought you were gonna say they started Clymer manuals 😂
George most respect you ever got is when you went by yourself to meet taco that took balls no one else would do it. The guy from Cave Creek always bragged on you for that.
Very cool episode Mr. Christie loved hearing about your bikes. Being Canadian I’d love to hear about the Canadian biker war , I’ve read all the books out there about it, would like to hear your take on it
my older brother had a 55 spaceship first h-d i ever rode at 15 years old 1977. so he says if you can start it ill let ya ride it as im letting the clutch out if ya dump it dont come back well id been riding motorcycles since 1972 so not a big deal kids in the neighborhood sure thought i was cool
George I just hope the government protects Trump as much as they case you and Sonny Barger out wake up America leave these clubs alone plus taco Bowman
Old Independent Trucker on this end, I would haul Produce from Oxnard Vertura [70s 80s] area to Hunts point Market NYC. Any way is that Wagon Wheel Motel still goin? Big parking lot Phone Booth easy to get to for the Rig so I could call Brokers, would always see bikes there but never no time to hang. Enjoy your tales Grads on making it to your 70S +. I feel really happy about making it to 70 with my lifestyle not as wild as yours, but sure had fun. BEST from New York [up state] Mts..TRUMP VANCE 2024 GO GO AMERICA WE GOT THIS.
Know Bud Smith by chance? He's a Long time ventura trucker, he father was featured in an Allstate ad because he had millions of miles accident free BUD is my nephews grandfather . Ring a bell
Gotta love the flatheads…ran forever and you could run them on raccoon piss . Quite a few 74 panheads ended up with 80 flathead flywheels stuffed in them . I started with a BSA then a Triumph then a 42 EL knucklehead .Now I’m putting around on a 2002 Sporty maybe for another year or so .Filthy George is older than dirt but he’s still younger than me by two years or so ….😂 Peace George 👍
I remember that flathead when it was featured in Easyriders. Do you think that one day you could do a video with Keith Ball, former editor/writer for the magazine? Would enjoy hearing stories of the magazine in the old days before it all changed. Thank you.
Saturday morning n coffee with George! Man.. he’s gotta do like a multi season series of his inside n out of the outlaw underworld. Not a sons of anarchy b.s. but his life’s journey in the m.c. With situations like having to get his frame n tins back.. how he goes alone with his shotgun like a man n gets his shit back! The dice game n gets a bike.. I know millions of people would watch it, and the merch would bring in cash also, a film of his life basically. That’s what people really want, real shit from real people… Wish I had the cash to produce it bc I absolutely would. It takes a set of real nuts to go alone to someone’s house you’ve got major beef with, plus I can’t imagine the talk going around within people do in situations like that you know once you see that person you’re beefin with, or he sees you it’s fkin on full tilt. I myself have done this twice, I went alone and knock on the dudes door, I hear about 4 or 5 of the others he always hangs with inside that house.. drinking n carrying on about what ever it was they were talking about and none of them like me either and im not from their side of town as well n i might possibly wind up fighting not only the 1 guy im got the issue with but all 5 lol, fk it! I was more than ready to really ready for whatever ever happens.. I believe someone looked out n saw me, I’m not saying in Billy badass but they never came to the door! N I pounded on the door n stood out there for about 10 mns. I know they peeped out the window blinds and saw me there and I’m sure now looking back they all would have jumped in once I started warmin the dudes head up I had beef with but ya know what, there comes a time when you just don’t give a fk what happens and I didn’t. Good or bad I was so ready n to be honest about it I was quite disappointed they didn’t come out man but sometimes you just gotta warm a shit talker’s head up! Again, I’m not Billy badass but I will say I know that feeling going alone, facing a very dangerous unknown situation and that’s part of becoming, or being a real fkin man in my book… n I felt never more badass after I did it bc the word spread on both sides of the town n I got even more respect, doubled my reputation and the fear of fkin with me grew even more also which when dealing with people that are great with their hands, guns.. a knife is more than not a good type of reputation to have, but you also better be able to back that reputation up. It was a major rush , talk about an adrenaline dump! I was ready to do the unthinkable, I excepted the absolute worst possible outcome, I was willing to die! n I faced it head on n it changed me for the better I believe. I was 18 or 19 then. So Stand yr ground… right! Even if yr a little fk like me. That was back in 89 n I was fresh out of a boys home ready n willing to tcob! N I did. I’m sure most of you have 2👍 now I’m 55 and I can still handle situations if need be. But also I’m so much wiser and I know when and when not to, that’s important.. staying out of jail is top priority lol. There’s only mostly ignorant guys in there, no women! Fists or lips! You gotta to know when to use them and when not to. Violence isn’t always the solution, sometimes it’s a must unfortunately. Being a man, one with real honor is a must.
Hello George and thank you for addressing the many 'grey areas' of 1%er history. I am looking forward to the release date of your next book, 'Crossing the Rubicon'.
I hear you about,"nick names" I've known people for years!! And never knew there real names! I never asked neither. Names like cheese, cupcake, Arab, Clever. The list can go on..
you probably remember there was 2 quebec biker wars first with the Outlaws than with the Rock Machine , though there was another group the popeyes took out before becoming Quebecs Hells Angels
Monte Miller. Bought my '82 shovel from Monte when Ventura Harley was on Main St. and before they sold HD clothing. Quite a character. We called him Phil Silvers...only old farts will get it.
I had a 49 EL that the left case kept cracking around the main bearing. I had a well known motor builder replace the left case with one that was not stamped. I stamped my numbers on it myself. Nothing shady about it. 40 years ago there was no issue with that and it was not uncommon to replace a case half. Now there would probably be problems.
Bill reed.....gawd i would run into that guy in the strangest places......blew my mind.....1 day ya see him.....2 days latter 1000 miles away ya run into him in a desert somewhere.........robo reed lol.....erybody has seen the sticker.......'i know bill reed.....not really but we sure ran into each other......was a trip 😉
Tom Noel A Girl back in 78 I knew west side of washington state Her Name was Brandi worked at A Bar name Bojangles I think she said Her Daddy name was Tom Noel ! She was 21 or 22 years old .
This is the one I’ve been waiting for. The ain’t that George picture is epic…larger than life. Those Indian scouts are beautiful machines, would be nice to see a picture of that one. Things would’ve been a lot better if everybody just kept it about the bikes and the good times and skipped the wars and the dirty dealings, but that’s the way of the world.
Laurence Shurtliff aka Ramon Rodriquez,aka Ram Rod. Given his moniker by Neal Cassady while traveling in Mexico with Ken Kesey and the Merry Pranksters.
I'm not an authority on Prankster, or Grateful Dead History. I have read a lot of material. I would also clarify that it may have been Kesey who gave the moniker to Laurence Shurtliff ? Sources differ on this. The story goes that Kesey was on the lam in Mexico w/ Pranksters. Shurtliff met up at some point. Kesey and some others wanted to travel to another town to see where a film was shot. They had 7 people and a VW Bug. Shurtliff announced himself as Ramon Rodriguez, Mexican tour guide at your service. He proceeded to ram 7 people in the VW and away they went. His name was Ram Rod from that point. He became the Head roadie,and later he was elected to President of the board for Grateful Dead Productions. He was well respected. I hold him in the highest regard.
@ronfahrnbruch1910 fascinating, while I only know it vaguely ( maybe I'll go deep today) is Kesley, what an interesting person Since you seem to like history, take a jog down the Dave McGowan works rabbit hole
Check Zito, George Christie Sunny Barger that is the face of the Hells Angels forever. Personalities I never met George but I’m at Chuck and Sonny three times that I’ll knock your ass out
Anybody who likes to tell George that he is wrong about his stories. Needs to really take a step back. He is a walking historian, and remember he was doing shit when most of you were either in diapers or wishing you were part of 81 and the stories that were being told. Be humble take it all in instead of ranting on something you really don’t know what YOU are talking about. 💀
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I live in New Zealand,when I was young I used to get Big Bike and Choppers magazines whenever I could,I remember the Motor Shop ads,just a small ad mentioning that they specialised in 80 inch parts,and we're in Oxnard,Ca.This has stuck in my mind for many years......
I love hearing these stories. You most definitely have the best Outlaw MC history channel out there. And your presentation is top notch. Thanks again
George , you are my motorcycle guru sir. When i listen to your stories, i learn so much about lifes choices, motorcycle clubs and how you hold yourself and to be truthful and honorable. Thank you.
A few cocktails and this episode. My happy place
Heaps of charisma George thanks for your show keeps me rolling on the highway. G'day from Australia.
I have to tell you I love it when George Christie corrects those who were never there on their recall of History. Those who are correcting him probably never had the balls to even prospect. Love your channel
Well said 💪
Take balls to prospect? Surely he’d just flash his DOD badge and have no issues… 😆
@@palepride7530 He wasn't always with DOD what's wrong with being a patriot and the government made him leave.
@@uratrick rite…lol
GREAT STORIES GEORGE! THATS GREAT HISTORY AWESOME STUFF BROTHER!
I enjoy your stories George. Thanks for sharing them.
George nothing but respect for you the the 81 should be proud of you. Much respect please get Chuck on your show.
I can’t even remember what I ate for breakfast this morning. This guys recall is impressive
Ill fkg 2nd that
I built a bike starting with a 1957 straight leg frame when I got out of the Navy in 1973. People knew me as "the guy with a straight leg frame in his closet." Hey, you gotta store your project parts somewhere!
Thanks for this episode Mr Christie. Looking forward to more. As a kid who blew their allowance on chopper magazines in the 60's and totally drank the Easyriders kool-aid and became a Harley rider/owner in the 70's and beyond, the motorcycles fascinated me. Was never an outlaw or a club member, but just being part of the HD/motorcycling fraternity back then, by proxy you were part of the sub-culture. Fun times.
You're the Man Baby, I pray you have the LORD in your life these days, Otto Friedi would love that as well...YLBD
Hello George I love hearing you talk about the old days in Ventura I was with dave at the shop and you sold me a pair of knuckle cylinders for my 1939 el and I bought a frame from you that you were buliding a shouvel head to put in that fram but you did something other that that frame so you sold it to me and I worked at 65 fix way for mr stanly any way and I knew the free wheelers nead I say more GOD BLESS George Bill I also knew a lot of the slaves
I bought a '57 FL in '77 for $1200. U S dollar value has gone to shit in 47 years.
Thanks for the share. Love the history. HD stole the image and style from the culture and sold it back at a big profit, but they did not include the culture in HD museum.
Great story! Thanks for sharing!
Right on time, george, i'm having a bad day
Thank you so much for doing this, George. I look forward to this every week. Aint much to do out here in Indiana. I want to say God bless you. God bless your family and like always, brother
May the wind always be at your back then Sun upon your face. I think you're one.Hello of a man george christie
Appreciate ya sharing George, great stories from the good old days! 🇺🇸🦅
I've always been Team George -
🐎🎸🐎
George, absolute topman. You've certainly lived a life.
I do struggle to believe you never saw the 2 mechanics who weren't gonna return your bike again😂.
Top stuff👍
Nice on the history of your bikes George! I always loved the looks of your " flatty ".
man i enjoy these stories
i had a '41 scout that got stolen back in '71 near greensboro n.c... great little bike.
I enjoy these stories!
Love your Yutube channel. So interesting. Thank you
Good on ya George, love your storys mate can't wait for the next one... As for all those who leave derogatory comments to the legend, to the man, George Christie "stick it where the sun don't shine"
This is the only social media platform that I am on!! (and this one is toxic enough) but sometimes I wish I was on others just so I could watch what else you upload!! Thank you again George love your stories please keep them coming and all the best to you mate🙏🏽
From Australia🇦🇺 originally from New Zealand🇳🇿
my favorite episode love hearing about the bikes, brilliant idea for the manuals its really tough to work without em and Harley just dont give a shit about their old inventory, I thought you were gonna say they started Clymer manuals 😂
Super Interesting as usual. Thx !!
I love this shit!
Great story George
Dam George I swear my dad had the sane 57pan w that straight leg frame! It was and still is a desirable frame! Good stuff George!👍
Keep tellin’ these stories, George.
Thank George!! Hope everything is going well. Have a nice weekend!!
George most respect you ever got is when you went by yourself to meet taco that took balls no one else would do it. The guy from Cave Creek always bragged on you for that.
I had an 85 fxrs those evo's are the best motor Harley ever made I'm still running one today
Agreed👍🏻, the "FXR" was the best bike Harley-Davidson has ever made "FULL STOP"!!
Very cool
Been riding my 86 FLTC since July of 88.Four years ago I acquired a 86 FXR. Love them both.
I have an 87
Can recall your 80 featured in East Rider.The two dogs were something!
Ram Rod aka Ramon Ramon Rodriquez aka the one and only Lawrence Shurtliff RIP…
Love these thamk you. Peace ✌️
Lee Stanley. RIP. I grew up 4 houses up the street on Loma Dr from Lee.
There’s an old Oxnard motorshop manual floating around on eBay that I’ll be purchasing. That’s history right there 💯
Great video George.... we've chatted before . Todd from rockford Illinois....... keep up the videos .
Thanks for always keeping real
Fascinating.
Very cool episode Mr. Christie loved hearing about your bikes. Being Canadian I’d love to hear about the Canadian biker war , I’ve read all the books out there about it, would like to hear your take on it
Jesus Christ how many commercials are on this short interview. TH-cam sucks
I got 1…
my older brother had a 55 spaceship first h-d i ever rode at 15 years old 1977. so he says if you can start it ill let ya ride it as im letting the clutch out if ya dump it dont come back well id been riding motorcycles since 1972 so not a big deal kids in the neighborhood sure thought i was cool
Another great Saturday history lesson. Thanks George
Love theses stories, George thank you for sharing 👍👍👍👍
George I just hope the government protects Trump as much as they case you and Sonny Barger out wake up America leave these clubs alone plus taco Bowman
Damn, George, you had some really nice bikes but,my favorite is your big twin flattie. Loved that bike the first time I saw it in ER.
Old Independent Trucker on this end, I would haul Produce from Oxnard Vertura [70s 80s] area to Hunts point Market NYC. Any way is that Wagon Wheel Motel still goin? Big parking lot Phone Booth easy to get to for the Rig so I could call Brokers, would always see bikes there but never no time to hang. Enjoy your tales Grads on making it to your 70S +. I feel really happy about making it to 70 with my lifestyle not as wild as yours, but sure had fun. BEST from New York [up state] Mts..TRUMP VANCE 2024 GO GO AMERICA WE GOT THIS.
Know Bud Smith by chance? He's a Long time ventura trucker, he father was featured in an Allstate ad because he had millions of miles accident free
BUD is my nephews grandfather .
Ring a bell
@@diviningrod2671 No can't recall Bud Smith. Millions of miles impressive.
@paultrumbull984 Thank you. for responding .be well take care
ANOTHER GREAT ONE.GEORGE. {M.G}orig TORONTO, CANADA
Gotta love the flatheads…ran forever and you could run them on raccoon piss . Quite a few 74 panheads ended up with 80 flathead flywheels stuffed in them . I started with a BSA then a Triumph then a 42 EL knucklehead .Now I’m putting around on a 2002 Sporty maybe for another year or so .Filthy George is older than dirt but he’s still younger than me by two years or so ….😂 Peace George 👍
So much respect for George. Honestly I wish all my OG’s were like him. Nothing but wisdom and respect. Thank you for videos George
I remember that flathead when it was featured in Easyriders. Do you think that one day you could do a video with Keith Ball, former editor/writer for the magazine? Would enjoy hearing stories of the magazine in the old days before it all changed. Thank you.
Saturday morning n coffee with George! Man.. he’s gotta do like a multi season series of his inside n out of the outlaw underworld. Not a sons of anarchy b.s. but his life’s journey in the m.c. With situations like having to get his frame n tins back.. how he goes alone with his shotgun like a man n gets his shit back! The dice game n gets a bike.. I know millions of people would watch it, and the merch would bring in cash also, a film of his life basically. That’s what people really want, real shit from real people… Wish I had the cash to produce it bc I absolutely would. It takes a set of real nuts to go alone to someone’s house you’ve got major beef with, plus I can’t imagine the talk going around within people do in situations like that you know once you see that person you’re beefin with, or he sees you it’s fkin on full tilt. I myself have done this twice, I went alone and knock on the dudes door, I hear about 4 or 5 of the others he always hangs with inside that house.. drinking n carrying on about what ever it was they were talking about and none of them like me either and im not from their side of town as well n i might possibly wind up fighting not only the 1 guy im got the issue with but all 5 lol, fk it! I was more than ready to really ready for whatever ever happens.. I believe someone looked out n saw me, I’m not saying in Billy badass but they never came to the door! N I pounded on the door n stood out there for about 10 mns. I know they peeped out the window blinds and saw me there and I’m sure now looking back they all would have jumped in once I started warmin the dudes head up I had beef with but ya know what, there comes a time when you just don’t give a fk what happens and I didn’t. Good or bad I was so ready n to be honest about it I was quite disappointed they didn’t come out man but sometimes you just gotta warm a shit talker’s head up! Again, I’m not Billy badass but I will say I know that feeling going alone, facing a very dangerous unknown situation and that’s part of becoming, or being a real fkin man in my book… n I felt never more badass after I did it bc the word spread on both sides of the town n I got even more respect, doubled my reputation and the fear of fkin with me grew even more also which when dealing with people that are great with their hands, guns.. a knife is more than not a good type of reputation to have, but you also better be able to back that reputation up. It was a major rush , talk about an adrenaline dump! I was ready to do the unthinkable, I excepted the absolute worst possible outcome, I was willing to die! n I faced it head on n it changed me for the better I believe. I was 18 or 19 then. So Stand yr ground… right! Even if yr a little fk like me. That was back in 89 n I was fresh out of a boys home ready n willing to tcob! N I did. I’m sure most of you have 2👍 now I’m 55 and I can still handle situations if need be. But also I’m so much wiser and I know when and when not to, that’s important.. staying out of jail is top priority lol. There’s only mostly ignorant guys in there, no women! Fists or lips! You gotta to know when to use them and when not to. Violence isn’t always the solution, sometimes it’s a must unfortunately. Being a man, one with real honor is a must.
Hello George and thank you for addressing the many 'grey areas' of 1%er history. I am looking forward to the release date of your next book, 'Crossing the Rubicon'.
Thank you mr dirty george
C'mon George, how about some photos? We know you must have millions of them!
"You ain't building no space ship are you" What would he say about Sport bikes? Hahaha
I hear you about,"nick names" I've known people for years!! And never knew there real names! I never asked neither. Names like cheese, cupcake, Arab, Clever. The list can go on..
you probably remember there was 2 quebec biker wars first with the Outlaws than with the Rock Machine , though there was another group the popeyes took out before becoming Quebecs Hells Angels
Monte Miller. Bought my '82 shovel from Monte when Ventura Harley was on Main St. and before they sold HD clothing. Quite a character. We called him Phil Silvers...only old farts will get it.
I try to watch what i say on TH-cam to protect my channel. TH-cam is very touchy right now.
Great fuckin stories, George! 👏😎
For the algorithms! 💪🏼
I met you once George on my 45 on Ventura Boulevard
I had a 49 EL that the left case kept cracking around the main bearing. I had a well known motor builder replace the left case with one that was not stamped. I stamped my numbers on it myself. Nothing shady about it. 40 years ago there was no issue with that and it was not uncommon to replace a case half. Now there would probably be problems.
Bill reed.....gawd i would run into that guy in the strangest places......blew my mind.....1 day ya see him.....2 days latter 1000 miles away ya run into him in a desert somewhere.........robo reed lol.....erybody has seen the sticker.......'i know bill reed.....not really but we sure ran into each other......was a trip 😉
Where you get that Flannel brotha it's nice..
I knew Dixie sold unstamped war surplus 45 WLA crankcases, but I never knew Dixie sold unstamped ULH cases. 😮
Great work George. How about 1 on Cisco? 👍
My First Bike was a
Bull/Taco 1969
Would Ride at
Indian Dunes
Which Became
Magic Mountain
Indian dunes few miles west of magic mountain.
Indian Dunes was down off the 126
🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Tom Noel A Girl back in 78 I knew west side of washington state Her Name was Brandi worked at A Bar name Bojangles I think she said Her Daddy name was Tom Noel ! She was 21 or 22 years old .
Do ya still have the flathead
* Epic. What was the 1st car you ever had?
he said it was a station wagon with a mattress in the back
@@JacobsNews That's a field.
This is the one I’ve been waiting for. The ain’t that George picture is epic…larger than life.
Those Indian scouts are beautiful machines, would be nice to see a picture of that one.
Things would’ve been a lot better if everybody just kept it about the bikes and the good times and skipped the wars and the dirty dealings, but that’s the way of the world.
Love the flathead... 😎
Dirty George invented the Night train
Given the incarcerations, etc and how you were treated at the end, if you had the opportunity to do it all over again, would you?
Not just do it again but go back to the club....if things were/could be different? With Sunny not around maybe things would be different.
Are you bu chance doing any book tours or signings?
If you are out bad George. How come there is still pictures of you on the H.A. website?
Still a desirable frame ... most where wishbone ...
SPACESHIP CHOPPERS. !
I'm gonna refer to my next chop as, "Take me to your leader."
It’s now case law and can be referenced.
Laurence Shurtliff aka Ramon Rodriquez,aka Ram Rod. Given his moniker by Neal Cassady while traveling in Mexico with Ken Kesey and the Merry Pranksters.
Really ? Wow ,incredible tidbit of history, could you elaborate more ?
I'm not an authority on Prankster, or Grateful Dead History. I have read a lot of material. I would also clarify that it may have been Kesey who gave the moniker to Laurence Shurtliff ? Sources differ on this. The story goes that Kesey was on the lam in Mexico w/ Pranksters. Shurtliff met up at some point. Kesey and some others wanted to travel to another town to see where a film was shot. They had 7 people and a VW Bug. Shurtliff announced himself as Ramon Rodriguez, Mexican tour guide at your service. He proceeded to ram 7 people in the VW and away they went. His name was Ram Rod from that point. He became the Head roadie,and later he was elected to President of the board for Grateful Dead Productions. He was well respected. I hold him in the highest regard.
@ronfahrnbruch1910 fascinating, while I only know it vaguely ( maybe I'll go deep today) is Kesley, what an interesting person
Since you seem to like history, take a jog down the Dave McGowan works rabbit hole
@ronfahrnbruch1910 thanks for the reply
10/10
i hope you still ride abike if you do tell us what it is
Hi George
my nickname growing up
was the snook hated that name
How did you brake your big toe riding your bike.
man you’re aging well
Lol cracked cases my ass....lol...ok george lol......
Bet you wish you still had that Indian!
Check Zito, George Christie Sunny Barger that is the face of the Hells Angels forever. Personalities I never met George but I’m at Chuck and Sonny three times that I’ll knock your ass out
Anybody who likes to tell George that he is wrong about his stories. Needs to really take a step back. He is a walking historian, and remember he was doing shit when most of you were either in diapers or wishing you were part of 81 and the stories that were being told. Be humble take it all in instead of ranting on something you really don’t know what YOU are talking about. 💀
I'd rather ride a spaceship than a garbage barge...
Are you a Kamala supporter Dirty George?
Why would he be?
@garypankratz9352 Ask Dirty George!
After dealing with ventura county government, I'll bet not