#GHOSTIN A good friend had a sugar bear front end it rolled like a dream so I know how good sugar bear really was I'm making a front end if God made a better Springer he kept it for himself
That's crazy I never knew two brothas built the easyrider bikes these two men really created something legendary in the MC culture and deserve to be immortalized
The black bike set is full of history. I myself am a black biker, and I’ve met some of the OGs here in my state. I actually had the privilege to meet some of the Outcast OGs.
Well there's Thunder Guards,Dirty One's,Chosen Few,Sin City and a few others. The only ALL BLACK diamond club,that i know of is OUTCAST MC. Woulda been nice of a mention.
Good work homie! I belong to The Dirty Ones MC, a one percenter club. We began in Brooklyn, NY as a street organisation in the early 60's and became an MC in 1968. We are one of the oldest mixed race 1% clubs in the nation. It's good to see you spread the knowledge on clubs that allow all races to prospect. Peace Ghost #KruAli #KnowledgeDO
I respect the guys for doing what they love. However, I don't understand The East Bay Dragons associating with hell's angels a club that was known for their racism towards black people. The Dragons were known for buying their Harley's second hand because the company didn't want to sell bikes to blacks. The Dragons should have put their money towards another motorcycle maker and not the one that rejects them.
Absolutely love this video Sose. Yes, it was a shame that times and people were like this back in the day. I was born in 1959 and my Father had be in the Airforce for 8 years, during the Korean war. He had seen alot and met alot of good people while serving. He taught me to respect all people, no matter what ethic or nationality. Alot of people stole the ideas of some amazing artist and presented it as their ideas. People say Elvis was the Father of Rock and Roll. Nah, Chuck Berry was, there are many other stories just like this. So glad this generation is finding out who were the real heroes and original artist were. Thank you Sose for bring this light.
I'm surprised you didnt include Outcast. They are the oldest ALL BLACK 1% MC. Definitely deserves a mention when talking Black Biker History. Loved that Bessie made the cut. She is a legend!
I grew up in Oakland and the Dragons and Zodiacs have always had a lot of respect from the community. You could go to an even thrown by the Dragons and know you were safe, because they didn’t play! Souls on Bikes is a good book written by one of their founders. EBD’s, part of Bay Area history.
My panhead has had several front ends since I first built in the very early 80s but when I got my hands on a Sugar Bear springer in ‘97 and put it in the bike I’ve never looked back. Also, I’d heard of the Cali all-black clubs and you’d referenced them in an earlier video about motorcycle magazines. What I hadn’t known anything about was Bessie; what an amazing story! Going to be doing some digging of my on and really hope that someone somewhere wrote a biography of her incredible journey through life. An autobiography would be best if all! Thanks for another great video and more knowledge!
Those mixed clubs had to be very strong in those early days. They to fight the white clubs and the black club. I was bartending at the Robinhood Saloon in the mid 70’s. And three members of the Chosen Few came in one night. They were the most respectful customers that I ever served. They had some great stories to share.
from a mixed raced club im excited to watch this one .. from my view If you can get down you can stay down period .. Ghost another badass video man keep it up
I’m from East Oakland, CA and my mom used to be at the East Bay Dragons tough and ran with some of the other Black MC’s in the early to mid-80’s like the Soul Brothers, The Zodiacs, and The Wicked Wheels
Thanks for shouting out the few brother and having facts about our club. And also EB and the other black bikers. A lot of people don’t realize these clubs been around for a very long time during segregation, Jim Crow there’s a lot of history
Outstanding information. Didn't know that about the "Chosen Few". Good to hear Sugar Bears son is working along side his Dad keeping the best ever made chopper front end rollin.
Been waiting for this! The “black” MC set is rooted in history but rarely put in the spotlight and given its due credit! It’s always been my personal opinion that if you truly love the MC culture, you’ll make it a point to learn about it all, not just your own shit 💯✊🏽
This is why i watch your channel. You cover all topics of all races and creeds and shed light on unsung black heroes of M.C. culture. Continue to spread knowledge and wisdom on bikers that paved the way for folks like us to enjoy it today. #Ghostin 🖤✊🏿👨🏿🦱👩🏿🦱🏍🛣
Police harassment has seemed to create more gangs than any factor. Lol. Yo thank you for posting this! I stumbled here and was floored. I had NO idea these MCs existed, but I did know Black people rode motorcycles more than you see in popular media. Content like this is why the internet is so great. So that these amazing unique individuals history isn't lost and can live on and spread for generations to come. Thanks again! I'm gonna check out some more of this channel.
Man, thank you so much for creating this video brother! I learned so much about the history of black bikers that I absolutely had no idea about. Fantastic video! I'm now a lifetime subscriber to you channel bro. KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK!!!!
Dude!. Great work on this. So much more can be done and said here but I give you massive props for educating us on this. Would love to learn more about black MCs, please don't let this be a one off.
Thanks for doing this video. I was a member of Chosen Few MC and there is a multitude of history that needs to be brought to light. CF Boss Mike 1%er was the unofficial historian of Chosen Few MC and his garage held many artifacts and historical items worthy of speaking on. He has left this earth, but if you reach out to current CF members, you might be able to get more history from them. I am proud of my time with them and cherish every moment. Again, I am a former member and will never speak on club business, but if you would like more history, reach out to them. Theyre all a bunch of good brothers and easily approachable. SYLCF!
#GHOSTIN Sose, youre the man ! being a mixed biker myself it means a lot to see you giving more light to the history of mixed/black builders, clubs, n heavyweights. thanks for always keepin it real n outlaw !
Thank you for doing this show on black bikers. I'm not a rider but I like listening to your show and I learned so much on this episode as well as all of your episode.
@@capoislamort100 I will only mention the legal help and friendship among the the two heres some of their words in the final years of his life. They were life long friends. th-cam.com/video/VoisgNq3lks/w-d-xo.html
@@capoislamort100 as Sose the ghost mentioned before, Sonny Berger was the one to suggest that the Dragons switch to an M.C. and they've been club friends for over 50yrs.
This was amazing! I always wondered where captain America came from. That bike is my kinda bike. Never been into the bagger style. I use leather soft bags on mine. And Betty, you go girl good for you and your triumphs at that time over race and stereotypes! God this one sent chills down my spine! Great piece of work putting this together!
“There were no Harley Dealerships in the Bay Area that would sell a new bike to a black man. Wow I didn’t know it was like that.” Brother Sose, thank you for your honesty. I didn’t know that the bike that got me interested in motorcycles, “Easy Rider” was designed and created by two black men. I remember getting a banana seat Shwinn Stingray because of that movie. Keep it 💯, 2 fingers down. (SS/SW/MTS) US Navy, Ret.
Good video. Brought back some fine memories from a lifetime ago partying with Chosen Few. Even got a card from a member willing to sponsor me during a 3-day Sequioa National Forest run and camping party. If not for a prior commitment to the military I would've prospected. Thank you, Demons Row, for posting this video.
Wow, this was the best, most shocking episode I have seen on this channel, My dad was a Berkley Tiger, he was featured on the Harley Davison web site about 15 years ago, his patched jacket is in the Harley Davidson museum, i grew up around bay area black bikers and I never heard any of this.
#GHOSTIN....Once again you share a part of history that deserves to be spoken and praised about! Love learning new things and every time I tune in you drop a knowledge bomb!!
I just want to say thank you for everything that you do! I just found your page not even a day ago and am already consuming so much valued information through your channel!!! As a new fellow aspiring young black rider I thank you man and keep doing what your doing🔥
I've never heard this history before. I have the utmost respect for Bessie Stringfield. Just imagine the adversity she faced. And those easy rider choppers were pretty cool too.
When I was young HD wouldn't sell new models to Australian bikers. We could only get outgoing models at one point. So our "new" bikes were models that didn't sell so well or were being cleared out to make room for new ones in the USA. Some of the boys I rode with tried to go to the USA and buy bikes to ride around over there then import them back home when they finished their trips. Dealers would only sell them if they signed a contract saying they would sell them back to a dealer in the USA before returning home.
Yooooo!!!! God bless your soul for having enough BALLS!! TO post this video I'm 52 and had no idea these people existed. Ghost I luv u brother, if you ever ,ever come to Orlando I gotchu and everything I gotchu , you reinspired my passion for biking. My man 4 life!!!
Shout out to the buffalo soldiers MC.east coast to west .when my great uncle passed they escorted him to his final resting place and he and a cousin are buffalo soldiers
You have Outcast MC, Wheels Of Soul MC, Choppers MC, Soul Brothers MC, Sin City MC, Flaming Knights MC, 4 Horsman MC, Black Sabbath MC, Da Mob MC, Dahuru MC, Zulus MC, Buffalo Soldiers MC, Deuces MC, Rare Breed MC, Ruff Ryders MC, man I could go on and on.
I got respects for CHOSEN FEW BERDOO dumped my bike years ago afte I got my license, they stopped help me pick up my bike, they invited me to they’re club house bar, I had a good time good group of lads!
Bro you popped up randomly on my feed but I appreciate you bringing out this information I never knew about these facts in or history. you got a new subscriber
#Ghostin.... I met a lot of the chosen few brothas up in my area those are some great dudes. Big respect to them guy's... Ride safe and stay safe brotha
I'm new to your channel and thank you for discussing and uploading this topic. I like to many never knew all of what you have said. It's such a shame that these men never got credit where credit is due because of there race.
Nicely done. Indept. I'm a Black biker down in San Diego putting together a rigid frame 74 cone shovel as we speak. Learned about Hardy, Vauhn, Sugar Bear and the East Bay dragons about ten years ago. Love your channel.
Back when Bessie Stringfield was riding , you were lucky to exist without having to fight everywhere you go as this was the era of the Klu Klux Klan. There is always someone out there that is interested in doing something that somepeople would say is not for "your kind"
Brother, the way you are breaking down the entire culture’s history, is absolutely amazing🫡💯 Thank you for being you, Sose. 👊💀 #GHOSTIN | #WeOutside | #WeBusy
Wow just happened to run across your video and immediately subscrbed to the channel. I had a few friends back in 1971 that were members of the Chosen Few in Los Angeles. Back then the CB750 was king on the streets and I had one. A mechanic named Freddy had a shop on Manchester Blvd that helped me build a ridged frame 750. Right now I'm 69 years old and am in the process of rebuilding another CB750 chopper to celebrate those days. looking forward to more history and stories thanks for your time and commitment to his subject.
i remember reading something an East Bay Dragons member once said "When the Hells Angels let a black man be an Angel, then we'll let a white man be a Dragon"
That's why I thank you for the history I learned something every day and this is a part of History I never know about so I appreciate all the messages that you give about history it's a beautiful thing
I'm a white dude and a biker. Back in the early '70s a black club by the name of the Golden Hawks I don't know if they're still active anymore. These guys sponsored a motorcycle drag race in Dallas Georgia. Myself with a buddy of mine rode our bikes down to the event. It turned out to be one of the best parties I've ever been to in My Life. We were welcome with open arms cold beers and great food. A brother is a brother ain't no color.
Much respect, Sose. There is good and bad in all humanity, but color has not been something I personally dwell on. A person's actions and attitude mean way more than color. Great information. #gho⚡️tin.
Thank you for sharing this message ❤️🔥🔥❤️🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 So amazing to get to watch ❤️the history and always in joy seeing the bikes ❤️🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥much respect for all ❤️🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Much Respect For This Story Of Black MC Clubs, As A Second Gen Black Rider. I Was A Part Of The Old And New Coming Of Black Sport Bike Clubs In The Early 90's. What I Have Learned Over Time Is That The Bike You Ride Comes In Second To The Real Actual Brotherhood Of The Club!
Thanks for the history not a club member. Way back to the 60s the main club I heard of was Wheels of Soul being from Philly. As I became an adult and traveled down 95 I heard about the Thunder guards. Pretty much the clubs I see now are sport bike Clubs that had the blessing of WOS. Only come in contact because my family was President of one of the Social Clubs. So I attended event and fundraiser. Just respect I never asked many questions about the clubs.
My dad was black Harley biker the Dragons . And his white counter parts showed so much love , my could walk in and get stares, but it was the white outlaws that showed my dad respect, because he was solid with them from the job to the street.
Follow us on ig @demonsrow Tik @sosetheghost www.demonsrow.com get your rated G for Ghostin hats now!
Great video. This is the side of Biker History most people don’t talk about
#Ghostin Big Pappa Blessings and Prayers Too Those Who Need Them ✊🏾 Monterey County Cali
#GHOSTIN A good friend had a sugar bear front end it rolled like a dream so I know how good sugar bear really was I'm making a front end if God made a better Springer he kept it for himself
Sose, the Vagos had a black member(only one ever) named Gorilla who ended up going to the Chosen Few and became a legendary member in both clubs.
Yo
That's crazy I never knew two brothas built the easyrider bikes these two men really created something legendary in the MC culture and deserve to be immortalized
Def do
The black bike set is full of history. I myself am a black biker, and I’ve met some of the OGs here in my state. I actually had the privilege to meet some of the Outcast OGs.
Semper-Fi brother!
The outcasts were they on Hawthorne Avenue in East Orange or was that Hawthorne Avenue in Newark
Yea he left out Outcast 🖤
Lmao! There's no history of "black bikers". It's all blackwashs.
The only Outcast I know was there once a Hawthorne Avenue in Newark New Jersey
Thank you for this episode. I had the honor and privilege to get to know and hang out with the Chosen Few when I was in the US. Shoutout from Germany!
Much love
Well there's Thunder Guards,Dirty One's,Chosen Few,Sin City and a few others. The only ALL BLACK diamond club,that i know of is OUTCAST MC. Woulda been nice of a mention.
That’ll be the next episode 💨💨💨
Being a black Harley Davidson rider I really appreciate the history and the lesson that you just gave ✌🏾✌🏾🦾🦾
Much respect
What kind of harley do you have
Good work homie! I belong to The Dirty Ones MC, a one percenter club. We began in Brooklyn, NY as a street organisation in the early 60's and became an MC in 1968. We are one of the oldest mixed race 1% clubs in the nation. It's good to see you spread the knowledge on clubs that allow all races to prospect. Peace Ghost #KruAli #KnowledgeDO
Def know alot about dirty ones only reason i havent reported is because there close ive been waiting to do a sitdown
@@DemonsRow u need to do something on us SECOND II NONE MC
Damn I forgot it was a lot of street orgs who turned into mcs I would definitely like to see ghost do a piece in that
And the Dirty Ones are still around. I think that Brooklyn has the most. I dig the facts and strange things I never knew. Peace to all.
The East Bay Dragons were fantastic at building bikes ...they had some really cool and awesome bikes
Legendary club
I respect the guys for doing what they love. However, I don't understand The East Bay Dragons associating with hell's angels a club that was known for their racism towards black people. The Dragons were known for buying their Harley's second hand because the company didn't want to sell bikes to blacks. The Dragons should have put their money towards another motorcycle maker and not the one that rejects them.
Hope you guys enjoy this. Demons Row Sose The Ghost truly loves this culture. Respect to the whole MC culture. Love you guys!
Great video. This is the side of Biker History most people don’t talk about
Absolutely love this video Sose. Yes, it was a shame that times and people were like this back in the day. I was born in 1959 and my Father had be in the Airforce for 8 years, during the Korean war. He had seen alot and met alot of good people while serving. He taught me to respect all people, no matter what ethic or nationality. Alot of people stole the ideas of some amazing artist and presented it as their ideas. People say Elvis was the Father of Rock and Roll. Nah, Chuck Berry was, there are many other stories just like this. So glad this generation is finding out who were the real heroes and original artist were. Thank you Sose for bring this light.
Love this!!! 💪🏾💪🏾✊🏾✊🏾 Keep 'em coming!
Very informative discussion Sose.
SOF196 is the new breed of mixed race
I'm surprised you didnt include Outcast. They are the oldest ALL BLACK 1% MC. Definitely deserves a mention when talking Black Biker History. Loved that Bessie made the cut. She is a legend!
If you watched the video i was reading a article not just naming every club i know
I grew up in Oakland and the Dragons and Zodiacs have always had a lot of respect from the community. You could go to an even thrown by the Dragons and know you were safe, because they didn’t play! Souls on Bikes is a good book written by one of their founders. EBD’s, part of Bay Area history.
My panhead has had several front ends since I first built in the very early 80s but when I got my hands on a Sugar Bear springer in ‘97 and put it in the bike I’ve never looked back. Also, I’d heard of the Cali all-black clubs and you’d referenced them in an earlier video about motorcycle magazines. What I hadn’t known anything about was Bessie; what an amazing story! Going to be doing some digging of my on and really hope that someone somewhere wrote a biography of her incredible journey through life. An autobiography would be best if all! Thanks for another great video and more knowledge!
Thats awesome brother
Those mixed clubs had to be very strong in those early days. They to fight the white clubs and the black club. I was bartending at the Robinhood Saloon in the mid 70’s. And three members of the Chosen Few came in one night. They were the most respectful customers that I ever served. They had some great stories to share.
This was a great one. I have friends in the chosen few. Glad to see they are getting the recognition they deserve. Shout out to the East Bay Dragons.
Glad you enjoyed
from a mixed raced club im excited to watch this one .. from my view If you can get down you can stay down period .. Ghost another badass video man keep it up
Thank you
I’m from East Oakland, CA and my mom used to be at the East Bay Dragons tough and ran with some of the other Black MC’s in the early to mid-80’s like the Soul Brothers, The Zodiacs, and The Wicked Wheels
Thanks for shouting out the few brother and having facts about our club. And also EB and the other black bikers. A lot of people don’t realize these clubs been around for a very long time during segregation, Jim Crow there’s a lot of history
Yea i didnt know how deep some of the history was back in those days
@@DemonsRow it’s very deep history even crazier to talk to the OG’s that are still around
My people have been through so much in this country. God Bless the perseverance and strength of the ones before me.
The Dragons were the best riders I ever saw. I worked at Oakland HD in the 90s and loved how they would slide sideways into the parking lot 😆👍
Very cool!
Outstanding information. Didn't know that about the "Chosen Few". Good to hear Sugar Bears son is working along side his Dad keeping the best ever made chopper front end rollin.
Been waiting for this! The “black” MC set is rooted in history but rarely put in the spotlight and given its due credit!
It’s always been my personal opinion that if you truly love the MC culture, you’ll make it a point to learn about it all, not just your own shit 💯✊🏽
Truth
A MEN BROTHER
This is why i watch your channel. You cover all topics of all races and creeds and shed light on unsung black heroes of M.C. culture. Continue to spread knowledge and wisdom on bikers that paved the way for folks like us to enjoy it today. #Ghostin 🖤✊🏿👨🏿🦱👩🏿🦱🏍🛣
Appreciate you
#ghostin
Good job on digging up some history on black MC’s and their culture. Nice to hear some of these stories, another great video! 🤙🏻
Thank you
Police harassment has seemed to create more gangs than any factor. Lol. Yo thank you for posting this! I stumbled here and was floored. I had NO idea these MCs existed, but I did know Black people rode motorcycles more than you see in popular media. Content like this is why the internet is so great. So that these amazing unique individuals history isn't lost and can live on and spread for generations to come. Thanks again! I'm gonna check out some more of this channel.
Thank you i appreciate you i never noticed that
Man, thank you so much for creating this video brother! I learned so much about the history of black bikers that I absolutely had no idea about. Fantastic video! I'm now a lifetime subscriber to you channel bro. KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK!!!!
Thank you sam im glad you liked it
Dude!. Great work on this. So much more can be done and said here but I give you massive props for educating us on this. Would love to learn more about black MCs, please don't let this be a one off.
Stay tuned tomm 💀
Thanks for doing this video. I was a member of Chosen Few MC and there is a multitude of history that needs to be brought to light. CF Boss Mike 1%er was the unofficial historian of Chosen Few MC and his garage held many artifacts and historical items worthy of speaking on. He has left this earth, but if you reach out to current CF members, you might be able to get more history from them. I am proud of my time with them and cherish every moment. Again, I am a former member and will never speak on club business, but if you would like more history, reach out to them. Theyre all a bunch of good brothers and easily approachable. SYLCF!
#GHOSTIN Sose, youre the man ! being a mixed biker myself it means a lot to see you giving more light to the history of mixed/black builders, clubs, n heavyweights. thanks for always keepin it real n outlaw !
Appreciate you
Thank you for doing this show on black bikers. I'm not a rider but I like listening to your show and I learned so much on this episode as well as all of your episode.
The Dragons helped Sonny thru his legal ordeal as well to get him home. Much love to the fellow Diamond holders
Why did they do that, is there some history between them?
@@capoislamort100
I will only mention the legal help and friendship among the the two heres some of their words in the final years of his life. They were life long friends.
th-cam.com/video/VoisgNq3lks/w-d-xo.html
@@capoislamort100 as Sose the ghost mentioned before, Sonny Berger was the one to suggest that the Dragons switch to an M.C. and they've been club friends for over 50yrs.
Good stuff Sose. African Americans have a lot of history within Motorcycle and the motorcycle club world. They deserve their flowers.
Def do
This was amazing! I always wondered where captain America came from. That bike is my kinda bike. Never been into the bagger style. I use leather soft bags on mine. And Betty, you go girl good for you and your triumphs at that time over race and stereotypes! God this one sent chills down my spine! Great piece of work putting this together!
thank you for tuning in
“There were no Harley Dealerships in the Bay Area that would sell a new bike to a black man. Wow I didn’t know it was like that.” Brother Sose, thank you for your honesty. I didn’t know that the bike that got me interested in motorcycles, “Easy Rider” was designed and created by two black men. I remember getting a banana seat Shwinn Stingray because of that movie. Keep it 💯, 2 fingers down. (SS/SW/MTS) US Navy, Ret.
Good video. Brought back some fine memories from a lifetime ago partying with Chosen Few. Even got a card from a member willing to sponsor me during a 3-day Sequioa National Forest run and camping party. If not for a prior commitment to the military I would've prospected. Thank you, Demons Row, for posting this video.
Appreciate you
Wow, this was the best, most shocking episode I have seen on this channel, My dad was a Berkley Tiger, he was featured on the Harley Davison web site about 15 years ago, his patched jacket is in the Harley Davidson museum, i grew up around bay area black bikers and I never heard any of this.
This has to be one of the best episode Ive seen man....thank you
What about it? Would like to know
#GHOSTIN....Once again you share a part of history that deserves to be spoken and praised about! Love learning new things and every time I tune in you drop a knowledge bomb!!
Thank you brother
I just want to say thank you for everything that you do! I just found your page not even a day ago and am already consuming so much valued information through your channel!!! As a new fellow aspiring young black rider I thank you man and keep doing what your doing🔥
Appreciate you eazy
Dope episode! I’m from Oakland, good to see the Eastbay Dragons get some shine as well as the others! Thanks Ghost! ✌🏾👊🏾
much love
Sugar bear has big respect in the biker culture
Legend
Great video. This is the side of Biker History most people don’t talk about
Thank you
I've never heard this history before. I have the utmost respect for Bessie Stringfield. Just imagine the adversity she faced. And those easy rider choppers were pretty cool too.
I’ve had the opportunity to party with the Outcast a few times, they are a very large black 1% club, really cool bunch of guys.
When I was young HD wouldn't sell new models to Australian bikers. We could only get outgoing models at one point. So our "new" bikes were models that didn't sell so well or were being cleared out to make room for new ones in the USA. Some of the boys I rode with tried to go to the USA and buy bikes to ride around over there then import them back home when they finished their trips. Dealers would only sell them if they signed a contract saying they would sell them back to a dealer in the USA before returning home.
Yooooo!!!! God bless your soul for having enough BALLS!! TO post this video I'm 52 and had no idea these people existed. Ghost I luv u brother, if you ever ,ever come to Orlando I gotchu and everything I gotchu , you reinspired my passion for biking. My man 4 life!!!
just hook me up with a hot chick and were even jk lol
Thanks, I definitely appreciate you for putting in the hard work to make this video.
Thank you
Shout out to the buffalo soldiers MC.east coast to west .when my great uncle passed they escorted him to his final resting place and he and a cousin are buffalo soldiers
Respect too you blessing us Chosen Few on your show
Much respect
Brother Buddha! What it do Few? I'm still Fewin in spirit!
Hell yeah sose ⚡ u the man! Finally somebody is telling our story! ✊🏿🏍️ Black bikers been riding since 1948! Merced co gho⚡tin!
#Gho⚡️tin
Sonny Barger/HA-81, and the Pres of the East Bay Dragons were very tight indeed.
You have Outcast MC, Wheels Of Soul MC, Choppers MC, Soul Brothers MC, Sin City MC, Flaming Knights MC, 4 Horsman MC, Black Sabbath MC, Da Mob MC, Dahuru MC, Zulus MC, Buffalo Soldiers MC, Deuces MC, Rare Breed MC, Ruff Ryders MC, man I could go on and on.
Shout out to The Flaming Knights MC New Haven Connecticut
You forgot about Hells Lovers MC, based out of Chicago with Chapters nationwide
I didnt firget anybody i read a article it was a list of clubs
I'm sure Sose posted something about them before. Every video can't contain info about every MC
The Chosen Few were 1% that made some of the big 5 look weak
Def solid no games played
I got respects for CHOSEN FEW BERDOO dumped my bike years ago afte I got my license, they stopped help me pick up my bike, they invited me to they’re club house bar, I had a good time good group of lads!
I’m from Oakland and a longtime subscriber of this channel.
Thank you for this one‼️👊🏿
Appreciate you
I never heard of Bessie. Wow, what a badass she was!
Amazing bro
I wish l could go bacc in time and be her crazy man
Another great job Sose. 💨💨💨
The black bike set will always have my respect
I would like to know more about Outcast MC
Bro you popped up randomly on my feed but I appreciate you bringing out this information I never knew about these facts in or history. you got a new subscriber
Thank you i appreciate you
Love this type of content! I love learning about different MCs!
appreciate you
#Ghostin.... I met a lot of the chosen few brothas up in my area those are some great dudes. Big respect to them guy's... Ride safe and stay safe brotha
Man , kuddos to the lady...
You could say she was a minority on many accounts, but living her passion. True Inspiration, Great content Sose.
Thank you bro
I lost it with " one Iranian dude" dude your a fountain of common sense and respect!!!!!!
Thanks so much for putting this out.
Much Respect for Your hard work Hollywood!
Merriest of Christmas's for You and Yours.
TNGN!
Merry christmas
I'm new to your channel and thank you for discussing and uploading this topic.
I like to many never knew all of what you have said.
It's such a shame that these men never got credit where credit is due because of there race.
Yea thats insane
Nicely done. Indept. I'm a Black biker down in San Diego putting together a rigid frame 74 cone shovel as we speak. Learned about Hardy, Vauhn, Sugar Bear and the East Bay dragons about ten years ago. Love your channel.
Thank you
Back when Bessie Stringfield was riding , you were lucky to exist without having to fight everywhere you go as this was the era of the Klu Klux Klan. There is always someone out there that is interested in doing something that somepeople would say is not for "your kind"
Yes thats what makes her story so wild
Sose, stay safe in the winter storm!
Much love lori yea were supposed to get hit hard
🇬🇧 really enjoyed that salute to all before and the ones walking in there footsteps
Brother, the way you are breaking down the entire culture’s history, is absolutely amazing🫡💯
Thank you for being you, Sose.
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#GHOSTIN | #WeOutside | #WeBusy
Thank you bro
I love the knowledge you provide man! Keep being real!
Appreciate you
Appreciate what the fuck you do for the lifestyle Sose. Every episode is a class, and unlike school, I learn.
appreciate you DG
Wow just happened to run across your video and immediately subscrbed to the channel. I had a few friends back in 1971 that were members of the Chosen Few in Los Angeles. Back then the CB750 was king on the streets and I had one. A mechanic named Freddy had a shop on Manchester Blvd that helped me build a ridged frame 750. Right now I'm 69 years old and am in the process of rebuilding another CB750 chopper to celebrate those days. looking forward to more history and stories thanks for your time and commitment to his subject.
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Those choppers by Sugabear were just 🔥 🔥 🔥
I Just Subscribed Sos ... That Was A Classic Right There... You Dropped A Cold Piece Right There 🙏🏾👑
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i remember reading something an East Bay Dragons member once said "When the Hells Angels let a black man be an Angel, then we'll let a white man be a Dragon"
Love this ... Keeping it 100%.. Love the History ... The knowledge you throwing out there...hope this channel keeps growing... Got me hooked..
Thank you emit
Bessie Stringfield looks so cool and iconic in her pictures.❤🔥
Can you imagine during the 30s and 40s just riding anywhere you want as a black woman
@@DemonsRow Took a lot of Strength & Courage.
That's why I thank you for the history I learned something every day and this is a part of History I never know about so I appreciate all the messages that you give about history it's a beautiful thing
Much love appreciate you
Bro you out did yourself on this video, history is dope
thank you
You nailed it. I've met a few Chosen Few MC; they were all colors.
Much respect from Gentlemen M.C.. originated in 1965 Detroit, Michigan
Much respect
Loved this history lesson! Thanks
Glad you enjoyed it!
I'm a white dude and a biker. Back in the early '70s a black club by the name of the Golden Hawks I don't know if they're still active anymore. These guys sponsored a motorcycle drag race in Dallas Georgia. Myself with a buddy of mine rode our bikes down to the event. It turned out to be one of the best parties I've ever been to in My Life. We were welcome with open arms cold beers and great food. A brother is a brother ain't no color.
thats awesome
This was the best video , that had great the best information I have ever seen , I hope you got one for February .. Great video ! Thanks !
Much love
Bro, you rockin with this one! Keep it coming!
Much respect
Sosa yeah, you been blowin this off for awhile,bout time.
You know when i did red-rum no indigenous people said finally you stop blowing this off they said thank you
@@DemonsRow respect to Red Rum
Black club home team has always been the TGs here in the 302, good ass dudes right there💯
Beast Pod filled with knowledge and history. Stay Ghostin🏍
#ghostin
Much respect, Sose. There is good and bad in all humanity, but color has not been something I personally dwell on. A person's actions and attitude mean way more than color. Great information. #gho⚡️tin.
Thank you brother
Much love for you bro. I'm a former member of the Zulus MC Ohio. Now I just solo ride at age 60.
Much respect
The Oakland dragons 🐉 get mad respect her in da town they right in the hood too on e14. St and 96-95 Ave
Thank you for sharing this message ❤️🔥🔥❤️🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
So amazing to get to watch ❤️the history and always in joy seeing the bikes ❤️🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥much respect for all ❤️🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Much respect
Much Respect For This Story Of Black MC Clubs, As A Second Gen Black Rider. I Was A Part Of The Old And New Coming Of Black Sport Bike Clubs In The Early 90's. What I Have Learned Over Time Is That The Bike You Ride Comes In Second To The Real Actual Brotherhood Of The Club!
well said
This was a dope video homie!!! A lot of facts I wasn’t aware of. I’m putting it on my shops playlist 👍🏾 THANKS
Thank you
Love what you did today do some thing on out cast
send me something demonsrow@gmail.com
Thanks for the history not a club member. Way back to the 60s the main club I heard of was Wheels of Soul being from Philly. As I became an adult and traveled down 95 I heard about the Thunder guards. Pretty much the clubs I see now are sport bike Clubs that had the blessing of WOS. Only come in contact because my family was President of one of the Social Clubs. So I attended event and fundraiser. Just respect I never asked many questions about the clubs.
Shout out to T⚡G
Really enjoy this type of content..!! Thanks for the knowledge 💯
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Thank you Sose for the important information. San Francisco Bay Area.
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My dad was black Harley biker the Dragons . And his white counter parts showed so much love , my could walk in and get stares, but it was the white outlaws that showed my dad respect, because he was solid with them from the job to the street.
thats awesome