Sose The Ghost On Leaving an Outlaw Motorcycle Club? 

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Leaving an mc that took literally years to get in felt like a divorce but 90% of my brothers understood and gave me their blessings, it felt like going through a divorce or death of a family member but the love, loyalty and respect will always be there. When your a real one and doing it for real reasons your able to walk away from the life with your dignity and honor. Sometimes doing the right thing isn’t easy but a man must do what a man must do.

Sometimes unforseen circumstances are the reason for leaving. I made the hard decision to leave/ retire due to throat Cancer. Not knowing what the outcome would be with my Cancer I chose to retire. I felt I wasn't able to represent the MC fully like I should so I spoke to the Nat Pres & left on good terms & not out bad. Unfortunately I haven't heard from the majority of the "brothers" that I rode with. I'll always be a 1%er Nomad, I earned a diamond yrs ago so it stays with me just as I will always be a Nomad. I'm no longer affiliated with any 1% MC's & hold no ill will against anyone. I'm in remission now & over 40yrs riding & over 1/2 in the MC/Outlaw biker life. I choose to live, love & ride on my terms now. Great video Sose, take care. ML & R brother. 1%er Nomad 4Life "Wyldman"

I left a small club to make a run at my current club. I did it the right way and that entire club showed up at my 60th birthday to drink a shot with me. From the other perspective, I have a few guys that left my club that I maintain relationships with because they are still my brothers. Also, there are a few guys in other clubs that I consider brothers even though we wear different patches.

I’m in a motorcycle ministry and I watch your videos frequently to get informed on how to approach and how things are for clubs. I enjoy every minute of it. I did grow up around some club members and one man who was like a second father to me was in a club. My best friend is actually a 1% now and he has even extended hand to help me get in where he is a couple times. I was totally flattered that he thought I was 1% material but I politely declined as I know it’s more than I could give.

Love the content on your channel Sose. I have been watching for about a year now and have learned so much. Keep doing your thing man. Much love from the NC.

Been watching your videos for years Sose! Huge respect👊🏼Much love from England man💪🏼👊🏼

Thanks for all the videos, Sose. I'm not in any club, I just ride. The club scene around here is quite small, 99/1/other, can go for months and never see a patch. Still, it's interesting to learn about MC culture. Thanks!

Always good info, Man. Respect.

#Ghostin Sose, I totally agree with you. If I call you my brother and we treat each other with love dignity and respect then you are my brother for life and I’ll always stand by your side. Keep speaking the truth to everyone. Much love and peace and blessings my brother

Few people appreciate loyalty. You show it in spades. Bravo.

Preach! Brother is getting to be a cheap, easy word. Too many people don't understand what it really means.

Right on, Sose. You are a man of true honour. Its pretty rare these days.

Another awesome video big bro...btw love the vest...respect bro keep dropping them gems

I’m a dude that has ridden for 30 years. Never belonged to any club. I just love to ride so much. Way back i lived on the streets and learned some of these things but your videos are good info. Where i am from, there are several MC clubs and every now and then you meet them on the road, or at a pub somewhere. I stick to myself, but always respectful to another rider regardless of their affiliation. They acknowledge me i acknowledge back and vice versa. I just love to ride.

Yes, there are clubs that will keep your bike if you leave, but this comes as no surprise to those whom have experienced this as they were well aware when they patched in what was what.

Totally Agree, I with 3 other guys from a dealership (one having some connection with local dominant) we formed a club and we did it the Right Way with the Dominants blessing all the way, Started with a Slickback and a 5 inch front patch, then we earned a 10 inch back patch, then after more time, a 3 piece with a City Rocker, and Finally a State Rocker, Job caused me to move and i turned in my patches and we were all good, but the long miles apart we fell out of touch and i heard out 1st President passed. Well After the Lessons i got from that club i started others one i had ties to going back to when i was a kid riding a dirt bike in the 70's and then later i was approached by a 1% club and asked to start a support club but this time Both 1% clubs had High demands of us and kept taking members to grow their own numbers and it eventually killed both clubs, and i went a different route and prospected for a 99% club, and suddenly i was a Peria of my former clubs that i had created and their 1% parent clubs. And i'm ok with it know the truth and the person who caused the issue to begin with my former partner is no longer around and i'm no longer in the club world at all but leaving a club as long as you're out good is no Biggy but you ARE NO LONGER A MEMBER so you will no longer be treated like a member and shouldn't expect to be. and then you have the Bullshit out bad for political reasons some famous ones in the news of late.

I agree 100%. Keep up the great work Sose.

Respect Sose!❤

Sose 👊🏾.... that bike is sick, a work of art

Great video bro! Road Glide Nation!!! U got a sick bike

A Brother is My Brother ALWAYS even if we argue and yell and curse and disagree. Families dispute but get back to being family

I'll go out on limb here ...Not to many Patched MC guys have friends on the other side ? They already know what time it is before prospecting ! Lol

Much, much ❤️ Sose!!!

I don't even know you but would love to be loyal and a friend. You are awesome, and represent a lot of the kind of man I strive to be. Thanks for having this channel. It's a huge inspiration.

Bro these episodes are getting better and better

As someone who has left one of the majors on good terms, the answer is its case by case basis.i moved back home to take care of sick family and we had no chapters in my home state.Some people still call me brother and show me love, other dudes who swore they would die for me wont even answer my call anymore. Some of the ones who turned their back hurt not gonna lie and made me feel a certain way, but at the end of the day I still have nothing but love for my former club and want them to succeed

GHOSTIN Need my Dose Of Sose! Dawns here ☀️

I feel you. I'm a Proud member of my club. When a close friend left the fold, I still considered him my bro. Many turned their backs on him. My thought was he didn't do anything foul to my club, he's my bro

I’ve been hanging around for a month and a half now for a dominant one percent club been kicking it around between them and their support club which is more family and less politics to try it out first before I take the big leap and the president of the 1% club Has been a good friend of mine for years I have a damn good job and it’s frowned upon to be in an MC like this club and it makes me nervous if I ever have to leave because of my job that pays all my bills Respect to you Ghost

We took a former member’s bike back when he went to the can because our VP had co-signed for it. The club made the payments until it was paid off and we keep it around for when guests or brothers fly in from out-of-state to have something to ride.

Greetings From Phoenix Arizona 🤘🏻 All the best to you.

Sose you are a great dude, Im sure all 1 % mc are respecting you.

#GHOSTIN you're always a wealth of knowledge man. Thank You.

This man has solid principles and walks the talk. It takes more courage to remain true to one's self than to use a gang as a crutch to hold up an unprincipled and corrupt ego. It should be mandatory for anyone joining a gang to prove themselves as a solid individual who will hold the line from the more sinister demons who will push their agenda. This applies to any organization, corporation, religion, or country of origin.

Met a Black Piston tonite! Detroits Watching you 😎

Nice video, very informative... Greetings From Germany🤘🏻

much respect and love from the netherland bro

Facts on the 4 Nation!

This Was Absolute FACTS.. The way you Think i can Relate to.. You make the Cut, if you Good to Someone , you should always be Good with them.:. Your Cut doesnt make you a Good person.... BROTHERHOOD should Always Be That... FAMILY IS not Always Blood..

I ride not in a MC though. I have really enjoyed the stories and the workings of the MC club scene. Sose seems like a stand up guy.

#Ghostin....Hoorah!! Always good info....Thanks Bro....Blessings....

#GHOSTIN down Tn way; I always believed in brotherhood rarely seen it reciprocated. Keep bringing that truth & light #FitW ML&R

Damn. Woke or not that bike you got is fuckin beautiful. I ended up getting a new street bob for my first Harley last year. Aside from the quiet exhaust I love it.

Don’t listen to rumors, innuendo, or crazy stories. Come to Sose for the straight information.

Great video

Digging the bike ,, paint is nice 👍 Thanks for your thoughts and views ,, Helpful

Like smashed,much love and respect from England. Peace.

Just realized you from the Bronx hunts point over here say safe homie.

Love and respect from NC #Ghostin

I feel there would be a time I couldn't hold my weight in a club and that would be when I believe I should retire or become a non - active member if possible. It wouldn't be just an age thing but health and physical ability. I believe a member should be capible and even expected to vacate the club in such circumstances. Thanks for sharing. Gave ya a sub n a like. Ride safe.

For what it's worth, I liked this style of delivery it was kind of like Story time with cousin Sose.

#Ghostin, I just left my club, was probably the hardest decision I have ever made in my life. I felt like I was abandoning my brothers, but like you said at the end of the day I had to make that decision for myself. I will never join another club they were my first and only, the lifestyle was not for me or my lifestyle, I left of my own accord. I still love all my brother especially the ones I have close ties too and nothing changes for me but that life, if you ain’t about it be honest with yourself be honest with your brothers if you are too scared to speak up it will be that kind of cowardess that gets someone you care about hurt or worse, all I’m saying is if it ain’t you don’t let your brothers find out the hard way be honest with yourself look yourself in the mirror and if it’s you be you if it ain’t then don’t be someone your not, ML&R Sose,

I have family in the MC world. I've always loved the commodity that these guys have with each other. I grew up in the system and went into the Army, currently out of the Army after my arrest from a couple yrs ago. I would love to ride and meet people but then again how do you go about it? My family who are in it I barely speak to anymore just due to losing touch, slowly stop talking over time.

Love this!

I know a pastor who is running a motorcycle ministry. He doesn’t talk much about his past as a 1%er, but he is open about the fact that a Hells Angel got him a spot for a professionally supervised drug withdrawal way before he had become a believer. I have no idea whether he was ever a full member, but he still gets invites for club invents. Also other bigger and also smaller MCs invite him to their events. I guess he was a fully patched member? No idea. I never asked him as of yet. I’m not sure whether I ever will, or whether I even should. I can see the respect he is getting from 1%er MCs of course, and I know that I respect him as both a pastor and a human being. Also, I am glad that 1%ers here obviously have a pastor to whom they can relate to what with his past. So yeah, I can imagine that it is possible to leave the 1%er life while still being sort of close to it.

Brothers prove themselves. Once a brother, always a brother, unless he makes a stupid move on purpose. My club, there were brothers & there were members who weren't brothers, they wouldn't take your 6. One of the reasons I left.

Great info as always. Respect. Update on Sturgis for ya. Lots of fun but lots of wrecks and a few deaths. One of our brothers went down yesterday but is good broke his elbow and got a big goose egg on his noggin. ✌️

Interesting Convo hun . I guess it depends like you said to sale and pay back. But for what I seen they never take the bikes and did hand out good beat down and party afterwards 🤘.

Depends on the club and the reason I've known two iron horseman who were high ups and they left on good terms why I have my own club your free to go when ever no hard feelings

Some clubs make you sign your bike over to them or even take out a life insurance policy. Seen it

But sometimes you have to slide out easy especially if you're into things you shouldn't be into. Depends on the club and your position too but if you were an enforcer or higher you could have made some enemies within the club.

I can definitely relate to the cancers just being in, often long enough to get into positions of power.

i worked with a lady whos brother was in a 1% club . he called her one night saying he was tired of it and wanted out but they had said no one leaves. he told her he was going to be free one way or another . they killed him. this happened back in the 70s . he was a Nam vet. things was a bit rougher back then from what i have heard. i wont say the club but it is a big club even today on the west coast and a rival of another big west coast club. good vid

Great video.

That's crazy I was the same way I would step in front of my boy if I saw him backing down. Learned the hard way that's not the way to do it. Just like you said when they hold they own I'll hold em down but they gotta be willing to stand up for themselves n fight they own battles first. Much respect brother stay safe out there

Hey Sose - you inspired me to start my own RU-vid channel for DIY car repair. Life's too short and RU-vid isn't easy!

I just went through the loss of "brotherhood " i went out "good" for health issues. Only 1 brother has kept in contact. Upsetting, but eye opening of "brotherhood ".

I am not part of MC culture but I find it interesting that the brotherhood is the same as in the street sets. Been away from it since my fiance and I moved but I talk to those guys often and they are more family to me than some blood relatives.

You're absolutely correct

i say yes - once a brother or sister is considered as such - they will always be such - for me as long as i know i can trust em - then that's it - i'd leave the club myself

Agree alot with this!!!!

I was once with a Parachuting club that did military parachuting in Europe. They played a guy dirty, bad mouthed him and them banned him from the club. Like the MC world in the Military parachuting clubs shit goes sideways with people who go on ego trips. I knew this Brother. He was a French Foreign Legion. 20 years in was a total "Master Blaster" ( ie he had over 5 combat drops and over 200 hundred drops) He taught me and was a mentor. When he was ragged on and kicked out. I quit the club with immediate effect. In Europe that is the same thing as saying F you!! I took ALL the club patches, burned them, put them in an envelope with a letter as to what the ashes were. That is a slap in the face to the club. I didn't care. Never heard a word or even a fart from them. The club ended up with a shit bag reputation in the end. No one wants to deal with them now. Karma, it has no menu, they got what they deserved!! Don't jump no more anyway. But am proud I did when I did both in the service and out! AATW (AATW means Airborne All The Way!) Besides it gets a little old being shit-clapped by the earth coming in at 25 mph. JEEZ...I am getting old!! 😜😜

Being an dj at an bike club, found out an dj can dj at other clubs but there was an point to make known u are djing at another club and that bike club had to talk to the president of the bike club u dj at every weekend and parties, this is make sure nothing happens and an member of the bike club had to go with u to make sure nothing happens and the dj booth was always an cage in the bike club then in the 80s

it was 35 Years ago when I left a 1% MC I left in good standing with the Chapter Prez and the rest of the leadership blessing. there were a couple who had hard feelings but we were not close at all. I kept my Ride turned in my Kutt and it was all good. like you said it all depends on the circumstances why you leave the Club and as you also said it depends on the Club and territory.

Good video as always. I tried to get copy of the mag with your interview in it, what issue was that in ?

I know two Kats that left 1% club one right away jumped into another 1% club he was in some heat for it he didn’t leave with honor. The other one left with honor and had some sit downs before joining another club and everything went smooth for him.

Sose, do you think you have to have earned a certain level of respect/trust to leave a club by your choice on good terms? I read that David Labrava and Chuck Zito for example, were able to pursue their acting and writing careers but had to take a leave of absence type deal because they were/are in Hells Angels

I know it my situation for leaving Latin American motorcycle association was a crazy one because I know I was part of the street gangs as I have always been bashes for but last year I took off all my colors off my cuts because to many I have earned my spot and told them this leather is coming home with me they respected it my reason ans why I left but I still get my respect from the few that became my brothers.. I know it's not a outlaw motorcycle club reply but I felt a few of the things here hit home to me when I watch your videos

#ghostin I couldn't agree with you more on these situations with leaving on good terms or bad terms

I had to leave my club unfortunately because I was falling behind on bills, and my wife was stressed. But I’m good with a lot of those guys to this day, and some I don’t talk to anymore. But no hard feelings on my end, and for the ones I still talk to, they’re stuck with me.

I left a 99% club that supported 1% club due to seeing betrayal lies and power hungry board members me being a board member myself...I seen all the shit that was going on I seen the patch meant more than riding meant more than understanding brotherhood and living it and even though 6 out of 11 members thought the pres was power hungry at times, out of line, or lying repeatedly the other board members would continue to ignore the behavior either out of fear because how well liked the prez was with other chapters or just not wanting to risk their position in their own chapter. I finally had enough I had a medical condition take me down during a event and the pres didn't care and said I made the club look weak ignored bylaws kicked me from my position to a lower position on the board and then when I tried to do that position I was constantly talked shit about or not even allowed to fulfill those duties cause the the board wouldnt give me the info I needed to keep proper track of $...I decided they've lost sight of what brotherhood means and just crave power they wanted to act like 1% but then play by their own rules over bylaws so I said I'm leaving and when asked why I left by the enforcer for the whole mc nation I said with no disrespect or malice this is the truth this is what happened...the chapter I left got in trouble and wanted me "out bad" for that honesty and continued to lie to their superiors and I had the proof they were lying ...long story I'm not out bad but I'll never rejoin that chapter or that club again...the way you talk and your attitude towards brotherhood would pull me from 99% to 1% if everyone in 1% was like you Sose but for now I'm enjoying my lone wolf lifestyle no rules no dues no mandatory crusing in town I can travel on my bike again I can ride where I want how I want and with whoever I want and I couldn't be happier

We're All Neighbors but We All Reap what We Sow.

Some guys aren’t interested in Brotherhood some are just worried about a Patch and to many of those is what makes a Club look bad now and days

Some clubs will take your bike when your out bad .I know a situation where a P went out bad because he couldn’t get the bike from a person in his charter that went bad .the big dogs of the club told him to either get the bike or pay the money out of pocket .He ended up deciding to drop out . Eventually they came to collect his bike from him to . I’m not going to name drop the club but it’s a very well known club worldwide.

Great show brother #GHO⚡TIN

Know your club rules, don't play dumb, if out bad you deserve the wrath of all the members, Good show 4 sure, Peace brother Sose #ghostin

Sose! How you be? Nice bike.

I’m making the payments ain’t no one taking my bike.

Faith and trust! No substitute!

Absolutely love this channel.. very informative.. how about some videos on female MC clubs..? Please and thank you ~Dazyna

I have a few friends who retired from a well known BK club, that still attend events, parties, even gave counsel sometimes. then, there are the "Grimey" ones. they quickly realized people respected the patch, not the person wearing it. No patch, No ink, No friends.

Originally clubs did take bikes. You made a commitment to the club and your bike was collateral to get in. They use to build a bike from ground up and ride it. Lot of parts were stolen to build these bikes. It was when members started financing their bikes that taking the bike slowed down or stopped. It’s harder to take a bike when it’s financed and the company has a lean on the bike.

I can hear ya Bro, I left IO, all the "brothers" just forgot I exist...Sad thing, (was just out NOT OIB), got in an argument with the prez, no colors, no club function, just 2 men, he pussed and tried to OIB me, nat's told him no, but I went out anyway, but was totally blindsided by my "Brothers" many of whom I really thought were my Brothers, just acted like I don't exist, my opinion, their loss, not mine, at least I know I can depend on me. There's more but irrelevant. I agree 100%, if they had really been my Brothers, they still would be.

A brother is a brother for life good or bad same as my sister's but if they do the bad they have lost a bit of trust but still family 👊

Darn str8, can be to much snakes in the kitchen most times

In the statement of leaving another club, and joining with another.. that’s also a lengthy process.. just from what I’ve been around.. there’s a lot of politics when it comes to leaving a 1%er club, and putting on a different patch.. tho I’ve never been in a club.. my father was with the Avengers.. he left on the A team, and some of his “brothers” don’t talk to him, and there was “brothers” that had left right behind him, and talk to him more now than they did while they were in the club.. and even to this day, if I’m out on my bike, and run into gentlemen from the club.. I get treated with respect and love.. Also, we met at beaver bar in myrtle beach bike week.. love and respect… Ginger

Would a club let you keep the patches and ink if you've been with them for a long period of time say like 30/40 years and leave on good terms?

#ghostin The patch dont make you my bro, loyalty makes you my bro.

#GHOSTIN YES I hear many stories here in Australia 🇦🇺 of your HOG getting taken when you leave a MC..... But sometimes it's cause when joining, traded their bike in & update to a newer Harley Davidson & paying it off back to the Club.... 💯% can see & understand why they may take your HOG. When a HOG gets taken its always for a valid reason especially when you look deeper into the truth.... Keep Living the FUCKING Dream ❗ Safe travels 🙏♥️ 💪🇦🇺💪