Motorcycles and Music! I love writing and performing the music in my Motorcycle videos. I feel I'm in total control of every aspect of the content I put out and that is what truly separates this channel. Travel, food, comedy, and everything that makes life worth living! Thank you for being a part of it! Voo Davis
Hey Voo!! Hellfighter Kick here in Sturgis. Hunting your channel, think I found it!! I’ve got a ride to ride on the Indian Reservation on Saturday morning. If I’m not here at the mission, please leave your contact info with Connie. Ride safe Brother!!🙏
You obviously didn’t watch the video. It’s about bikers giving back to wounded veterans. People of all races and occupations. Obviously your ignorance could never lead you to a website like Oscarmike foundation’s but when you actually educate yourself and look into what it’s about and how this ride helped it, maybe you will grow as a person. Maybe not.
If you know someone that can make a bike in ten days with a camera in their face that is specifically designed for a particular organization or person better than they did and more than they did, I’d sure love to see it. I’ve talked to several people that owned an OCC bike and said they didn’t have any problem that you wouldn’t have on any other bike. Sr. Is still building bikes with Jesse James and Billy Lane while continuing to build custom bikes.
I want to thank you for posting this video. I am Oscar Mike. I am one of their mobility challenged athletes. I had the husky service dog attached to my chair and drove a Jeep behind the group of bikes. It was such an amazing day and to see you capture just a sliver of it on your video is such a blessing. We ended up trading in my 2020 soft tail slim before the day ended. Ha ha. Went home with a new 2023 Street Glide. Long story short, my disability took away my bike from me…so I gave it to my boyfriend who in return gave me a bad ass Oscar Mike Jeep. Now he has the Street Glide and the soft tail slim will belong to someone else, and that’s ok. I may not be able to hold a bike up anymore, but OM and Harley have found a way to keep people like me in the family fun! 🐕🦺👩🦽🇺🇸🫶🏼
Thank you for the words. And thank you for coming out to Woodstock! I really enjoyed making this video more than any other video. I meant a lot to me! You’re always in the family! God bless
@@Voo_on_Two absolutely, it was great meeting you and then discovering your music. I think it’s great that you do these videos and post them. You deserve a lot of credit for it. Thank you. Let me know when and where you want to ride.
Sose the ghost from Demons Row did an outstanding interview with him that posted this week. Sose asked him about the same thing you commented on, it’s worth a watch. Thanks for the comment.
@@scotta6610 it’s better but not $700 better… I’d like to do a review of the mustang vs sundowner vs Saddlemen … let’s just say I wouldn’t buy it twice. It seems like a lot of other riders love it however. I just think it feels too boxy after a bit and I have 3000 miles on it
Hello, you stated numerous times you are 5’10 and a half. 😂. Could you see over the 13.5” windshield? I am 5’8”. Thinking I should go with the shorter one. Thoughts?
I had a previous commenter say that he was 5’8” so I went out and tried to lower myself two or so inches. It was still just fine for me. I am on a Saddlemen road soft seat however. If you feel it’s too much of a chance I would definitely wait till you can get your hands on a 12” shield. I saw several at a ride this past weekend and it looked awesome on the bike!
Bare bones throughout. Kind of corny but it felt so "real" because of your down to earth vocals/guitar and production. I'm sure there is a great story behind this song.
It was recorded on an iPhone, then dumped into garage band and added the second guitar, mixed and master, then this. It was just a demo and was never going to get released. Thanks for the words.
the H-D one is lightly smoked because the guy removing it from the mold is allowed to smoke lol. the side distortion around the risers is that actual distortion or something to do with camera angle on the KW
Just installed my Klock Workz 12” yesterday. I took a little ride and the windshield made a big difference. Can’t wait to take it on the Highway. Ride safe my friend. 🙏🏼
I also had all 3 of those windshields. The freedom was awful in my opinion, the fit was awful and it caused some high speed stability issues. The Harley worked best for me, I had no stability issues and it’s kept the wind down pretty well. I hated the distortion with the Harley one though. I’ve been running the klock werks lately just because it looks so good on the bike and works just as well as the Harley shield.
I got the harley one and I like it. Distortion isn't that bad. For one, you're not supposed to look through your shield you're supposed to look over it
Thanks for the reply! Glad you like your HD shield! And while I was looking over it, as a former driving instructor, first you’re not supposed to look in just one area, you should have a field of vision, and second, why would I want anything that obstructs my view that’s directly in front of me. Thanks for the comment! I hope is helps people decide which shield is best for them.
@Voo_on_Two sounds like you're about 5'10, if you we're more around the 5'8, do you feel you would still be looking over the windshield? I'm 5'8, and I think the 12-inch would be better for me, but the 13 1/2 seems to be only one that I can find from klock werks at the moment unless I want to go with a sport which I'm not sure I would like over the pro tour.
@@curtisbull1583 That's a tough call. I just went out to the bike and tried to lower my view 2 inches. I think you could get away with the 13.5. I also ruin the Saddlemen Roadsofa and I think that may push me up a tab bit higher than stock.
The distortion is the biggest complain I've heard and it's a BIG complaint. Like people say "I like the windshield (Windsplitter) but that distortion was too much to handle. Had to remove it).
@@Geek_Boiok I didn’t see the sign saying 55 but normally in Texas roads like this go from 60-70 mph. It would just make sense to be that speed. Also if there is no traffic there’s nothing wrong with going a little over the limit. Most chill officers won’t mind on a road like this plus the chances of running into one are slim. Also that’s not the point. The rider is in a potentially dangerous place and there was nothing dangerous about passing the car in front. He can see the road up ahead clearly. Better to break a small law than be in a dangerous driving position.
Saw them live in Clarksdale MS at Ground Zero Blue Club years ago. One of the best live music experiences ever. If you ever hear of them coming close to you, go and see. Ask them to play Home Again.
