Most ICONIC Moments In Motorcycle Club History 

The prez of the 81 bought the house across the street from my mom's house where I grew up in the 70's, we all got to see these dudes daily.

Smash that like family

Hey Sose, Bravo 👏🏽, you did it again. I’m a avid reader, best believe I own a nook with so many books downloaded, but this vlog, had me putting it to the side, and paying close attention to how, who, and what took place. It’s amazing to learn not only how it all began, but the purpose behind it all. Overall as I always say, keep doing what you’re doing, because this is your success and universal blessing. Your intellect and influence, educates many like me, whom do not have the knowledge behind the lifestyle of MC Clubs. Thank You. P. S. I’m still waiting on part 3. Lol.

I've eaten so many bugs singing this song on the road

I'm showing my age, but Easy Riders magazine was a huge influence. Good video, Sose!

I grew up around the life. My ex liked the Sons of Anarchy show. I watched the first episode and couldn't take it seriously from that point. In all my years (50 for them) I'd never seen any patched MC member with not only white tennis shoes yet alone spotless ones. Dude didn't even have a scuff on the toe. I was out from that point.

I was in Ottawa, Ontario when the H.A. took over. It was all because of drug sales at the booming rave scene that just exploded in warehouses every weekend. It was amazing, they threw massive parties and took control of the whole drug market in allof Ontario, it was absolutely unbelievable how successful their plan was. And how much fun. The big red machine gave me the best decade a person could ever imagine. I will never forget it.

You are a diamond shining in all the craziness!! You are simply amazing, helping this lil mama understand how to be with my biker son. I will forever sing your praises for caring for the biker and their family! Blessings to you and your family and may God continue to Bless you in a mighty way! 💙🙏💙

QUALITY. Thanks again SOSE !!

7:28 That trike is *HARD CORE.*

2002 Laughlin River Run (Mongols and Hells Angels) I was in Laughlin when it took place. It was then I learned civilians are not very far from the (Outlaw) Bike culture no matter where you think you are. Thank you Sose for doing what you do. Ghostin. :)

Appreciate your content brother. One of the best channels on RU-vid

Easy Rider (the movie) was my first motorcycle movie I ever saw. I was 12 years old. Ever since that movie came out I was hooked on Harley Davidson. To a lesser degree, club life. Nice job presenting this episode Sose!

Great episode

The running shooting war between the Out Laws and the Warlocks in the late 80's early 90's That was an experience I don't want to go through again.

#GHOSTIN with Sose the Ghost and the Demons Row Community!!! Sose, love the content (I’m a huge history nerd) because it’s right up my ally! Appreciate you! Love & Respect - Pops!!

Love your content . ❤ Keep up the good work

Good video again. That hairs looking right amigo. 🤘🏼

I was inspired by growing up around my dad and his brothers in the 80's and 90's.

Great episode 🔥🔥🔥👍👍👍🙌🙌

Thanks for a good informative video

# GHOSTIN ,Another great show !

Interesting video!

Bro, your videos are excellent. Production is top notch! Nice to see your eyes also...you are just like the rest of us.

Great video Sose! good stuff in there, there is a couple i'd like to throw in this, The Australian Airport bashing incident that created the notorious raptor group and unethical laws, And the ride for Dime, basically a notorious biker run for the loss of a very iconic guitarist Dimebag Darrell from the bands Pantera and Damageplan. #Ghostin

Won’t lie man, SOA was a badass show and I watched it with my mom. She always poked holes in it being born in 1960 in the LA area, she always told me stories about her time knowing some 81 members. She loved them and, because of that, I’ve always looked up to the HA the most. SOA got me to finally say fuck it and buy my first ever bike. 07 street bob. Loved that bike, however, I always wanted one but it was always a dream. Now I’m on a 24 CVO ST road glide. Thing is a baaaaad bitch

Good video.

A culture with rich history. Good selections Sose! Good journalism ⚡️⚡️

I would’ve put in the Comancheros and Bandidos huge clash at Milperra in Australia in the 80s as well! This was a good one as always Ghost! Just now catching up been working a lot lol

It would be so hard to keep coming up with content doing what you do Sose... I mean listen to content like this and wish I could add stories ... but know I can't because it's club business... I'm sure you got 101 club stories that would pull all the attention and likes, but also put club business on the streets ... so you have what's already out there to put in the blender and remix ... in the best way possible ... love your story and your content ... saw a short you put out talking about 1 camera and within a few years you are balling... I dream about that ... just everyrime I consider it, I know I have no path to that option... would be shut down and out bad ... you managed to use your skill set to find a balance and create amazing content without crossing the line ... it would be easy to just start posting amazing stories ... but that would be becoming a traitor ... what I'm getting at is that what you do from my perspective is finese the information in a way that informs and provides reciepts without giving away the players ... that's why I know I could never do what you do ... I have the storyline... but not the ability to shock and awe ... no way to tell the tale ... to anyone thinking that you can just grab a camera and do what this man does cause you got inside knowledge... guess again ... I swear I'm not trying to talk shit ... I just remember a certain content creator ... let's call him DDL ... he was real and legit, but I believe he was at war with himself trying to create content without fuking up ... while trying to copy cool and smooth... anyway, I sound like a nut rider ... I get that ... but I'm genuinely impressed ... just think about what you know ... the stories that you could tell, but literally can't... so you would be stuck with available information and have to package that sh1t in a way that is relevant and new to people ... Sose, in my opinion, simply has a gift ... think alex jones ... dude just has a gift ... I got brothers who can spin a tale that will have you on the edge of your seat! But it can't he told outside the club!!!! This man is amazing ... hats off

my great grandfather was a Founding member of the Hells Angels he left in the 60s because it became way to rowdy for him

Im not in an MC but was sparked my interest in them was a magazine called BACK STREET HEROES, then a guy moved two doors down, a biker but wasnt in a MC, but he had a few that visited his garage..

Love your intro its badass

81 moved to the Bronx in throggs neck. That was my old hood. My mom bought a house around early 2000’s but at that time. The 81 was still in Manhattan.

SOSE the Ghost Host with the Most 😎💪⚡⚡ #Ghostin

You never fail to entertain 🤙

Another good history lesson here, common denominators, love of motorcycles brotherhood and FREEDOM., Never forget our roots and who we are #ghostin

I’m the 1k like!!! Keep up the good work man

My grandfather rode electra glides back in the day, and my father rode all sorts of bikes, and then it was my older brother got a scoot, and he's the one who let me ride my first motorcycle. I've always loved the look, and once I threw my leg over the seat of that 750 shadow.. I was hooked. Been riding for almost a decade now and don't plan on ever not having at least one bike in my possession. Live to ride, ride to live. #ghostin

I live in Vegas and ride and man I see em all! HA, Mongols, and Vagos crazy I always see one or the other and never at the same time. That’s prolly the best too! Keep the content coming! #Ghostin

Two things influenced me to ride. The first was the movie Easy Rider. Being out on the open road and answering to no one spoke to me as s kid. The other was the Fonz from Happy Days for the cool factor. Keep doing what your doing..#Ghostin

Growing up here in the south east of Ireland growing up everyone had bikes, First bike i drove was my brothers 2 stroke Suzuki x5 200cc, I was 10. I'm 47 now still on bikes

Easy rider and David Mann got me into bikes , just David Mann painting are some of the best to relate to the Mc world

Im from norway and still remember the war.know a lot of the bikers who was involved to.Cracy times!

My favorite movie with bikers is a bronx tale.

#Ghostin - one iconic you didn't mention - Easy Rider the movie - although low budget it embraced the Freedom of the road - ride with the wind - is one of the main places where the phrase - chasin the wind comes from - great video Bro

The white AirForce 1s was my (and tons of other dudes) go to shoe way before they even thought of making SOA , between nelly and Jax nike got all the free Promo

I know now that they lied and exaggerated, but the show that got me looking into MC culture the most was the show Gangland

Don’t forget about everyone’s favorite Hollywood biker , The Fonz!

The first club i hung around with was the Booze Fighters maybe 40 years ago

BX bro, when I was 8 years old or so. I found a copy of Choppers magazine in the street. When I looked at that I knew. 10 years later 1986 I got my first bike. A 1971 BSA. I had saw the Hells Angel’s documentary in the theater and knew I wanted a chopped Harley. Two years later I was on a Panhead. It’ll be 40 years pretty soon that I’ve been in the saddle. Still rocking engineer boots, buck knife, chain wallet, Schott bros leather jacket. I’ll never change. This is the way of an OG. If you want to listen to much better biker music than the born to be wild shit. Listen to screaming night hog from steppenwolf or better yet iron horse from Motörhead. Like Lemmy said “ iron horse is wife iron horse is life

I like that ending on a positive note. The most important thing is just taking that ride on the open road with the wind blowing. Nothing else matters in that moment

February 12, 2002 Longisland NY.

I love your videos. What got me into motorcycles and the people. Long story short after my sister died i was in a dark spot in life i had a friend who needed a ride to Galveston for Mardi Gras. She was lifting her shirt to get beads like one dose a group of guys say something negative. Theres some back and forth because me being in a dark place. But anyways when i stepped up because i wanted to fight a group of bikers unknowen to me stepped up to back me up not knkwing why or who i was all they saw was 5 vs 1 and didnt think that was right. The next week i got my first bike. I try to live by what they did for me. Do the right thing regardless Honor or death

I got my first bike before i watched mayans and sons of anarchy but can definitely see the appeal. I got my first bike because iv always wanted to ride but was scared because of all the horror stories you hear. Then my sister passed and that was my catalyst.

#GHOSTIN down Tn way : great episode #FitW

Now got that song stuck in my head

At 10 years old, I had poster on my wall of Dennis Hopper & Peter Fonda on their Easy Rider bikes transposed on US map. 😂

Not a show but stone cold 1991 with Brian Bosworth is my favorite biker movie

Respect

New York Hell " raiser ball " tattoo convention

For me, the most powerful moment, was during the "summer of love" with the bravo lima mike riots. Small communities were protected by lots of MCs and I was shocked, but proud to see HAs walking next to Pagans. One Classic Car show was threatened by the Anti you know who, so they patroled the show, when Westchester cops said FU to that car club. I heard that there was a nationwide truce between all the major 1ers. That was inspiring. In fact, I think there will be changes coming to the classic car clubs. We share a lot in terms of culture, though in the last few years we got softer, but with all the BS going on, they are gunning for us hard. Just got nominated to be prez in my CCC, though our club is near dying (though I will do everything I can do keep it alive, and return to our roots). Just for fun, some of us car guys can also ride on twos every now and again \m/

18wheeling ghostin thumbs up 👍

The Rock Machine had a pretty good war with the Rebels in Austraila too.

My family in Mexico used to talk about all the Vagos that they would see and their clubhouse being close by. In So Cal, I used to see Mongols and Vagos weekly. In the Bay Area, you see Angels frequently.

When you mentioned Montreal a picture of Toronto was shown. Just an observation from a canuck fan up north, eh

The song Born to be Wild, by Steppenwolf helped influenced me to be part of the biker world.

Milperra massacre between Banditos and Commencheros in Sydney Aus 1984

Biker Boyz. This movie caused an explosion of clubs in the black and latino communities.

Easy Rider movie is the movie that got me but hell I always wanted to ride it's in my blood

Say sose that shit in waco deserves a video on its on all those were involved did there time and actually came home you cnt teach keepin yo mouth closed nowadays 💪🏾

#ghostin How are you Sose? Work and moving these last few weeks have had me busy. Love these history lessons of the1%er community and lifestyle. Those that have served in the military have good leadership skills. I get along with everyone. I've never met anyone I haven't clicked with. Stay safe Respects to family and everyone GOD BLESS

The Canadian Biker Wars were no fucking joke...81 V Rock Machine, 81 v Satan's Choice, Outlaws v 81 etc etc....Mom Boucher was one ruthless mfer and has to go down as one of the most famous Angels in history. What he did in Canada for 81 was nothing short of astounding

10:54 Yamaha Drag Star Classic

In 96 I met a hells Angels at a Subway sandwich shop in Glenwood springs Colorado my mom told me that they never went anywhere without the other members and I thought that was ridiculous I was like he can't get a sandwich😂 dumb . I was 6 I've Loved motorcycles my entire life I basically live alone wolf life I would love to have brothers or someone I knew would stand by me even just to fight!.

11:58 Yamaha Road Star

Some might think its coincidence but we know better. The fact thst law enforcement is always the first to fire definitely isnt by chance.... they always seem to be the first to fire and not judt in situations with MCs but gangs and other interactions..

12:08 Kawasaki VN2000 and Honda Valkyrie Rune1800

3:25 BMW F650GS

#respect

Scott Ereckson is my favorite. Hes was a very inspiring leader. But I have long-time connections to the IBA up in Newark, Ohio.

#Ghostin....Hoorah☠

2:16 Why is it strange to go to Auckland, New Zealand? We in NZ are the real thing, bro, up and down the country.

3:17 Indian Chief

Son of Anarchy tv show, easy rider movie and the Mayans TV show got hook on motorcycle

4:23 Highneck

White shoes thing was like 2 decades before SOA, just throwing it out there.

Milperra here in 84

holy shit, this is the first ive seen Sose without his sunglasses on

#ghostin ill be a fan until the end sose

i been wearing air forces since i was 5 got nothin to do with soa

Australian biker movie 🎥 from the 1970s “Stone”.

Wheeling a Dyna while wearing Air Force ones predates Sons of Anarchy. At least in the Bay Area anyway. I feel like lots of Harley riders wear black jeans and Air Force ones since my high school days in the early 90s. Am I remembering this wrong?

Some of the most savage include: Loughlin River Run, Lennoxville Massacre, Shedden Massacre, and Altamont. A couple of the better ones include George Christie carrying the Olympic Torch and Queen Elizabeth's Golden Jubilee.

Do you ride in a club? I ride in a 1% club in scandinavia

best biker flick Stone Cold! Brian Bozworth sux but the brotherhood mc with lance hendrickson as prez was badass! annoying i was rockin chucks or whatever on a bike way before sons of cheesy debuted not good for a kickstart tho sneakers slip right off when your trying to kick

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#GHOSTIN ❤️ 🙏

Wild Hogs showed that nerds can ride bikes as well.

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