The DARK Story of Myrtle Bike Week: Black And White 

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I went to Bike Week, spring and fall from 2000 to 2005. I was told that Black Bike Week was a nightmare and locals dreaded it. They didn't spend money they shoplifted, walked out of restaurant with out paying, destroyed motel rooms, worst of all, went to the bathroom on the streets. I got to meet and party with one of the wildest Bike Clubs 81. They were so nice and well mannered. I don't think it is the color of your skin but how you act and present your self that matters.

Friends there with a restaurant told me the difference was Harley riders were older and spent more money and tipped well. They also went to bed earlier and committed less crime. The second week brought major trouble , crime and problems.Fights in restaurants, skipping out on bills, terrible tippers, assaults on staff. As a whole They were terrible customers. Basically they brought the hood behavior to myrtle beach and it was not well received. If the truth hurts maybe you need to clean up your public behavior.

Been going to both weeks for almost 6 years now and I can tell from personal experience that petty crime and violent crime is way higher during black bike week. That’s just the straight up truth. I work for a hotel and our rooms are trashed every time on the second week to the point where the owner is thinking about closing and just taking the lost that week

The main complaint I heard was groups of people would walk in to a restaurant or bar and walk out not paying their bill.also treating staff badly including not tipping..

Terry Ice 1 month ago I went to Bike Week, spring and fall from 2000 to 2005. I was told that Black Bike Week was a nightmare and locals dreaded it. They didn't spend money they shoplifted, walked out of restaurant with out paying, destroyed motel rooms, worst of all, went to the bathroom on the streets. I got to meet and party with one of the wildest Bike Clubs 81. They were so nice and well mannered. I don't think it is the color of your skin but how you act and present your self that matters

As a black woman, it pains me to admit this but there is some truth to the tipping issue. I stopped going to lunch with some co workers because of their tipping practices. They would run those servers to death and not leave one brown penny. I got tired of being embarrassed. I tip and tip well even when the service is mediocre/bad because of the stereotypical narrative about us.

I have noticed that all races seem to self segregate. Sure we hang out, chop it up, but we tend to consume neighborhoods according to race. Willingly. Personally I think that all cultures should be protected and cherished. Different isn't always a bad thing. Be proud of what you are without demeaning another and we got the golden ticket.

I lived in Myrtle Beach for roughly 12 years, and throughout that time, there was never any race based sentiment as to why there was a separation. It really boiled down to sport bike vs more traditional, Harley-esque bikes. It just so happened that the majority makeup of Harley week was white and the majority of sport bike week was black. Edit: I'm speaking strictly from the general resident POV.

Growing up in SC, I visited MB in 2000-2003. Back then it was never “black and white,” it was Harley week and bike week. It morphed into “black and white” at some point. As a white guy who owned a sport bike, I always went during “black” bike week. It was crunk for sure. Lots of crime, bikes being stolen, drugs, nudity, etc. the Harley week was a bunch of older guys.

I’ve live 3 hours from MYR and have been going to spring and fall rally for years and I can tell you it’s not about skin color but how the 2 different groups act as a whole, if you don’t believe this then go down for both white and black bike week and really take a open look at what goes on durning both and talk to the people who actually WORK there and ask them what it’s like for them during both rallies

Why can't we just the the road together, I thought we have 1 thing in common, the bike. Ride safe

I have to say I’ve been to both. I have to say when at black bike week the traffic was directed and side roads was cut off. A lot of bike was stolen on the south side of Myrtle beach. After speaking to some people that have been there many times tell me to stay in the north side and get a house instead of a hotel. A lot of restaurants was closed at black bike week.

Yo. So, I’ve lived in Myrtle beach my entire life and this is 100% real. The first week is called “bike week.” And second week is “black bike week.” I’ve literally never heard it referred to by anything else. But there’s so much more that goes into the division aspect. For instance, “black bike week” is stigmatized by everyone here. Even the police have gotten involved and set up what they called “the bike loop” and heavily blockaded all major roads to the point where you were forced to follow the path they wanted you to take to get anywhere and it would just go in a circle like an hour and a half to two hours later. I couldn’t even get a cop to tell me what to do to get home from work one night and I got stuck in it for hours until I finally on like the 5th try got a cop to help me. But they only do things like the loop on black bike week. They would never do shit like that on the first week. It’s like they do everything they can to stop the second week from happening or being enjoyable for the sake of “public safety”

Buddy of mine use to own a liquor store down by the beach. He'd do inventory every month and usually was short 15 bottles or so per month. In May he would do it twice, after harley week and after Bike week. 108 Bottles stolen during Bike week. He hired a security Guard and people would come in and walk out with bottles. They are from out of town, theres virtually no point in even calling Police. So he would lose around $2,000 every Black Bike Week and be subject to a lawsuit if he closed or cut hours. Also, you mention the difference in Fatal Accidents but Black Bike Week regularly results in atleast 5 Murders, dozens of Armed Robberies and Shootings. I worked at a Restaurant down by the beach and we rarely ever had anyone walk out a check except for... you guessed it. Yea, it was regular for people to come from out of town and act like they owned the place because, your from out of town. 350,000 Out of Towners in one weekend, you probably arent going to get caught. So instead of Knee Jerking to racism, maybe we should examine behavior and instead blaming people for noticing trends.

I just can’t wrap my head around the idea that people can not like someone based on skin color. It blows my mind

Good afternoon Brro, I attended BBW from 1989 to 2009 I saw it for myself when I went to BBW and Harley week in 2003. They would bring in extra cops from all over South Carolina. Thanks for putting it out

I don't try to go to a any events that blacks claim. Don't go to "black bike week", "black rallies", "Miss Black America", or any others. Don't try to join "black MCs" or mingle with them, I have enough respect to acknowledge they want to be amongst themselves and let it be.

Great content! Thanks for the info, I've didn't know the history of the Myrtle Beach events

I appreciate the informative content! Keep it up!

It's up to all of us to show up to both and mix it up like brothers and sisters. Eventually, they'll be one huge 2 week rally! Let's Goooo!🤘

Anyone who is familiar with the older culture, the one we pretend is In the past, particularly in this area, could predict the stacked bodies that would occur if the two ever really came together. Knowing this, the riders themselves would rather be separate. Just because we ride doesn't mean we have or want the same culture or to even to attend the same parties.

As a Parks and Recreation Major in College that spent 25 years of my life working at ski resorts and white water rafting companies, im grateful to be out of those industries. I’ve run into many good people, but dealt with just as many entitled/ungrateful people of all races. Some were angry over how much money they were spending and nit picked everything in order to get something free. I’ve been verbally abused by whites, blacks, and asians all with a smile on my face. I’ll happily wake up now in my late 40’s to work on a construction site. The joy of skiing for free and getting pro deals on gear isn’t worth the abuse from tourists of all colors. A tip, if you think you’re vacation is too expensive, or are taking money from your living expenses to go on a trip, STAY HOME! A staycation honestly is more enjoyable to me anyways. God bless all those who ride on two wheels no matter what color they are!

Much love and respect keep grinding brother

Fascinating story. As a 70 year old white biker from the Pacific N.W, I see a lot more respect between bikers here of all races. I ride a 78 triumph Bonneville or a 79 BMW 1000s. Maybe it's my vintage motorcycles or my personal vintage that I get respect from all. Anyway, It makes me angry and sad to see the divide you describe. This was a valuable history lesson that most white people haven't heard. I believe that it is our club leadership, civic leadership, dealership leaders, elders that have to take a roll in ending the racism by hosting joint events, barbques, shows, conversations to bring us together. The responsibility fall on the white bikers and community leaders to start the process but it is the responsibility of all. The racist powers that be make themselves stronger by keeping us bikers separate and preventing communication. It is this way in all parts of life. There is so much anger, assumptions, fear of the " other" that this will take a lot of time. Whites going to Black week and visa versa, sharing beer, food, ideas is what will bring us together. Maybe they could overlap a few days. I remember seeing that at Sturgis in the mid 70s when I had the only British bike there. It seemed to work there for a week. A lot has changed in my life time but not enough. I was expecting more.

I don’t care what color you are or what your background is.. you ride on twos and you’re part of the family. Much love and respect to all who love to ride

Salute to you for this video. Keep bangin!

I lived in Virginia Beach for 25 years from 1990 to 2015 and would go different rallies all along the East Coast! I stopped going to Myrtle Beach when Black Bike week started getting more popular, by the time Bike week was over and Black Bike Week was starting and everyone was showing up it started to become chaos! You could not go eat anywhere, there was always a large group of Black riders who were loud and looking for trouble! I'm a Combat Veteran and was a Department of Defense Employee then and Carried Concealed but didn't want to deal the consequences of engagement, especially with someone of opposite color! It was better to just leave, and I finally just stopped going!

Wow well done. Amazing this is still going on today. I am glad to see people stepping up to challenge crazy laws and attitudes.

i went to myrtle beach on black bike week a few years ago. many of the roads were blocked off, a lot of restaurants were closed for the week and they had loads of cops and emergency services were lined up and down the street

Love your content big bro!

@DemonsRow, I attended both weeks, (I am white) I saw no black folks messed with, at black bike week I was haggled, mocked, jumped and run off from bike week. So I personally saw racism against me because of my skin color. The other statistic that wasn’t mentioned was the crimes committed at each rally. In the modern age in my personal experience I would say that the tables have turned. ( said respectfully)

Its dope how you broke it down. This is MC history and the story needs to be told.

I worked as a pharmacy tech at barefoot landing late into the nights. The police patrol has everything to do with racing and directing traffic as safely as possible not race. There is a huge difference in the clusters of bikers and the type of bikes black bike week has many more sport bikes and three wheelers. The areas they enjoy hanging out it’s all completely different and obstructs traffic differently. The choice of crimes are also different there is more petty theft during black bike week and more petty crimes. Bike week has more violent crimes but spaced out further. Black bike week is usually a 3 day event. Bike weeks spans out longer. They absolutely need to be managed differently

Thanks for sharing this story. 👍I had No' idea. Now I know. Have amazing weekend. ☺️🙃

#Ghostin. Great channel you always tell it like it is, wouldn't have it any other way. Keep it real and keep up the great work.

I always thought it was so weird there was two bike weeks … I grew up in Fayetteville and I was always told that as well! Idk if it’s still that way or not but it confused me why there was two so thank u!

Lived in SC for 20 years. Attended both bike weeks. Always felt welcome by all, unless I was riding my dual sport, then the HD bike week crowd gave me a hard time. All just in fun and jokes though. I did ask a store owner why they closed during sport bike week, he told me that the increased crowds brought higher theft and it wasn’t worth the loss as a owner. The reality is that the two bike weeks have always seemed sport vs cruiser focused. But if I learned anything living in the south it’s that racism is still alive on both sides equally. Growing up in NY I seen it occasionally but never at the level it was in the south. Race is a stigma that needs to be broken. Unfortunately politics and the mainstream media are just making it worse.

Another episode of shining light on the dark past! Awesome and educational story brother!!

good video, I've attended MBBW for 30 some years, early 90's most places wouldnt rent to Motorcyclists period, had to search places out. I remember the first year SBB came to exist, it was a dented can store the owner built a plywood bar inside and bought 40,000 cases of beer from walmart and you would ride in, suck a beer down, bang it on the bar and blow out the back door. There was also a shift in territories , it used to be 16's turf, it then switched over to 81, was a weird year when that happened, you didnt know who to check in with while attending the Rally. I appreciate you and your channel L&R

I'm from and live in SC. I've been to both bike weeks multiple times. What's crazy is bad things happen during both weeks but the only ones that make the news are those of black bike week.

I appreciate you sharing this information. I have never been to Black Bike Week but I had planned to go this year. After hearing this, I'm not sure If I want to subject myself to any harassment by police. I am from Miami and cops don't bother bikers to that degree.

Nice Video Sose! It was 💯

Thank you for the history lesson my brother…. You drop allot of gems on ya channel… Very much appreciated…. Peace!!! #GHOSTIN #KENTUCKY

I didn't know it was like that. Now that I do I think it's a perfect opportunity to unite all bikers an riders for the first ever million bike meetup! Put aside difference's an show the world motorcycle riders can do what no one else has been able to do, unite all people peacefully. Don't know if it'll ever happen but I think we could pull it off. Great video brother. PEACE!!!!!

Good stuff!!!

Man, you've done an excellent job explaining the history. I salute you job well done.

That was a great video. Learned a ton.

I hate the division in motorcycle riders. This country has always been divided into groups. It really sucks that we are divided but the reality is we all are. I’ve had friends from all kinds of backgrounds and I judge a person by the way they carry themselves. No one can say there isn’t a division between people.

Is this stuff you looked up online or did you do any interviews with people that are from SC and have experienced both weeks? They are very very different because of the very different cultures represented at both.

I really appreciate this video 📸 it was very interesting and informative 😮

I see you with the new background music it’s so mysterious it’s spooky I like it but that original music will always be the best 💯💯

Top level documentary and history lesson, Sose... You have done an outstanding job in providing information on both sides while still maintaining an unbiased viewpoint. You could start a school for impartial media reporters! All the best to you my friend, Queasyrider

Myrtle Beach has become a total shit hole . Used to be a really nice place , violent crime has skyrocketed. It was always a place where drug dealers from NC would go “cool off” when the heat got on them . But when they got there they laid low . What’s there now just isn’t safe these days . You hear gun shots Al all hours of the night . There’s another reason MB dropped the hammer on black bike week . Those brothers and sisters are freaking wild bro . That shit is something else to see . If you have the balls and like to get rowdy raise he’ll fight and fornicate ?? Black bike week is where it’s at . Gosh damn I had some wild ass times there in my early 20s . The Harley guys were modest citizens by comparison.

Hi, I just subscribed lots of good information, really enjoy how you say in all your videos it's all about respect...give respect/get respect. I just retired from the Navy and want to start motorcycle riding, what would be a good starter motorcycle for a rank amateur? Thanks!

Great Commentary My Brother As Always! 😎👌💯💯💯❤‍🔥

Great video. I live just south of Myrtle and jumped in the chaos of Harley bike week twice way back. The second time was after all of the controversy was started. I found it interesting that I saw so many blacks there. And not in their own little groups but all mixed in. If the crowd was big, you would see black people raising hell right beside the white people. Having been here since '95, I've heard enough stories about tipping, walk-outs and defecating behind restaurants, that I bet you could not find many in the service industry during that time that looked forward to the second bike week. Conversely, the waitresses I knew way back CRUSHED IT during the first bike week. There is no way that was all about racism, despite the lawsuit success. What restaurant manager is going to shut down during a massive cash influx weekend. He would be fired by the owners. That said, I'm CERTAIN, there were a few restaurants owned, not operated, but owned by old school racists but those were the exception. I don't give a rip about the color of the skin of the people that are filling up my bank account. To me, they are all green and gold. Do you?

THANK YOU !!!! Thank you for getting the unspoken truth out there about Myrtle Beach & both bike weeks. It's stupid & everyone says it's stupid to have separate bike weeks, but they still go anyway. Me, I used to go to a lot of rallies & it's a turn off to see the vendors peddling political/racist stuff. (It's usually all in the same booth/store). They don't get a dime of my money, so why should anyone go to a rally/town who has very blatantly said (to both sets) "We don't want you here, but we will be more than happy to take your money by overcharging you and restrictive traffic laws, so if you do something 1 millimeter off, you get a hefty fine or you go to jail ????? No Thanks !! Never been to Myrtle for either bike week & will Never go to Myrtle for anything, ever !!!!

This video is one of my favorites so far. I've never been into MC culture, but recently took up an interest in it and learn a lot from your content. Not just about the ins and outs of MC culture, how to avoid confrontations, etc. But most importantly, it's about RESPECT. The black MC riders in your video from back in the day, look like dudes I could relate to and having a meaningful friendship. Unfortunately, the racism and intolerence of my race back then, created a lasting stain on all of us. Thank you for putting together such a great video. I got a lot of respect and love for what you do.

Just solid content with depth. 👍🏾✊🏾💪🏾

I am a white Harley owner and have been at both rallies. I know that there are two different cultures with different bikes and mindsets. First of all I would say that the town or towns could not accommodate both at the same time due to the large number of people. I think that Harley bike week is and should be for American made bikes,regardless of the color of the rider and the other is for every other manufacturer of motorcycles. But I have witnessed firsthand that during “black bike week “ people were more out of pocket and gave a F%-+ what police or other authorities said. I wish the police were more transparent in their reporting and statistics between the two sides. But the police were Dicks on both weeks as far as I can tell. In my opinion I don’t understand why it is still called black bike week but I have never heard a person of color that they have not claimed it as there own week. Just saying

It's a shame there's a black bike week & a white bike week! Why it can't just be a biker week! We all love 2 ride on 2 wheels but the color of our skin has us separate! Love the content sose 👻 merced co gho⚡tin! ✊🏿✊🏻🏍️

#Ghostin 🔥 i am going to myrtle beach bike week this year also I was wondering what day is the black bike week

Ghost u are in CT ? I happened to catch your plate in your intro.

You always tell the full story. Thank You. 😊

It’s our ratchet behavior that makes it difficult for us, not tipping, ditching bills in bars, fighting, drugs, guns same shit we do almost everywhere when we gather in large numbers. It’s Miami now dealing with it.

Thank you for your investigative documentary! Great job!

Respect from WV! Support your local 16's 💪

I went back in 07' and haven't had such a great time at any rally since. We stayed at the Ruff Riders compound(not on purpose) and never saw or heard of any issues other than cops hassling young folks constantly. Now I'm not saying nothing bad happened while we were there, because we all know some ppl go to these events just to cause problems. We were a group of 3(2 white, 1 black) and not once did I feel uncomfortable being anywhere at anytime. It was a good time!!

You did a awesome job on this brother

Well done as always

In 2004 I went to Myrtle beach on my honeymoon and did not know about black bike week. I didn’t ride at the time. No issue at all, many pulled up along side of us and congratulated us, since we had just married on the back window. It’s sad that it still separate.

This was my 27th Harley week and after 7 years of vacationing in the area for Bike week I moved to the area 20 years ago so I have seen it all, up close and personal. All I know is 20 years ago the Harley Dealers rented the Myrtle Beach Convention center as a base and major fun was had from North Myrtle to Murrells Inlet and major money was brought into the City Of Myrtle Beach, All the Hotels were booked, parking lots full and restaurants were full with lines out the door! Yes you had some traffic deaths but few problems but Myrtle Beach was an exciting place to visit and do all things bike related! Just a few weeks ago during Harley week, Myrtle Beach looks like a ghost town! North Myrtle and Murrels Inlet full of bikers but Myrtle beach was all but empty! The changes Myrtle Beach City made under the direction of Mayor John Rhodes was devastating to the City long term and to many biker friendly businesses, bars and restaurants and people. It was a sad state of affairs for people such as myself that loved bike week and moved to the area because of bike week. Most if not all of the Myrtle Beach biker bars and restaurants that at one time had full parking lots with so many people spending money not just bike week but year round are now closed and boarded up. When is the last time you drove through Myrtle Beach,? It's a sad state and the City can only blame it self. The traffic loop the City put in place a few years back was ridiculous and totally uncalled for and the City deserved whatever backlash it received but understand the City of Myrtle Beach killed bike week for both the Harley week and the Atlantic bike week. I did ride my Harley from North Myrtle through Myrtle Beach to Murrells Inlet this moth during Harley week but even being local I did not stop in Myrtle as I will never feel welcome in Myrtle with my bike. I did see both white and black people on bikes in North Myrtle Beach and Murrells Inlet during this last Harley week all having a great time. Perhaps it's time to just have one big 3-4 week bike rally that everybody rides and I say take the name Myrtle Beach out of it. I say its all about riding, spending money and having fun...

The styles between the 2 weeks are completely different. Of course there are exceptions but the vast majority of bikes at bbw are slingshots and rockets. Not nearly as many Harley’s.

nicely put.

As a Myrtle Beach local I can say that it’s not a racial issue. It’s simply a fact that during black bike week Myrtle Beach becomes extremely dangerous to the point where there are many homicides and I’m assuming it’s because rival gangs go head to head and people get caught in the middle and die from the senseless violence, because two separate groups have some kind of rivalry and it’s insane as a local all of us fear black bike week simply because crime is rampant. It’s nothing to do about ethnicity has to do with the murders that happened specifically during black bike week imagine living here and being too afraid to leave your house because of the chance of getting shot over something stupid

Absolutely a bummer that we have any separation, especially within the biker community. I would think we would stick together🦾💯 #GHOSTIN | #WeOutside | #WeBusy

Me as a truck driver has always experience discrimination in South Carolina and North Carolina, my friends and I were planning to ride to Myrtle Beach but after one of my friends told us about the things and discrimination that he experienced once at that bike he said that it wasn’t worth it.

Thank you for putting this together.

I’ve lived in Myrtle beach my entire life and can give anyone information on the truth of the matter from an unbiased perspective. Main thing I want to say is this dude is 100% speaking truth in this video. Thank you for covering something that so many people here are so afraid to speak on for whatever different reasons. You did a great job covering it. Great content overall. Got a new sub from me

Very informative. Not surprised about the difference in treatment by local government. At some point we will wake up and form our own police and government and fund them through spending with our own and property tax dollars. We also have to look within and change some of our negative behaviors and stop feeding into the well established stereotypes making them valid.

I was in Myrtle Beach for the Spring rally in 2002 to work the Rally as a vendor. I had never heard of black bike week or as some locals put it Buck Week. I was a little confused at first and thought the locals were just messing with me and I quickly learned it was a real event that had lots of history some good and some bad. The locals talked about how most of the local businesses closed and boarded up like a storm was coming for the black bike week. As a vendor I was thrown off thinking why would the local businesses give up an opportunity to make money. Unfortunately that was my first experience in segregation and racism. Being from NH I had only learned about that sort of stuff in school and thought it was a thing of the past boy was I in for a shock. Its sad to hear its still this way today. They should join the 2 rallies and promote it as the first 2 week rally in the country.

Being a native we know the truth. There are reasons why traffic has to be directed. More then race, it is an age thing. Also the Atlantic bike week has more cars then bikes showing up for the three day festival

Sup Brah, I think this is my first comment in my two years following. Initially, I came to get context before I purchased my 2020 Fat Boy. Coming from Bed-Stuy I knew there were protocols I needed to learn. This deep dive into Myrtle Beach is so necessary. I spend a great deal of time explaining these issues to my buddies here in Daytona because many are not even aware of Bethune-Cookman and its storied relationship to Bike Week as the safe haven for Black and Brown ryders. Some get it and some don’t, but it is hard to avoid when we roll up into a bar with the Confederate Battle flag hanging from the ceiling or the long hard stares directed only at me. Sometimes they cut the visit short, because I return the the looks instead of yielding. OBTW, it can not be said more loudly about Red Lobster/Denny’s, they have tried to clean up their act but their history should not be forgotten. Kudos brother, keep it 💯, two fingers down. Besides the real food is down “thu” Bethune Grill. (SS/SW/MTS) US Navy, Ret.

My friend is both black and white and he can tell you how racial either side can be, he was ostracized by both yet he holds no grudges, today he is accepted equally by both but in the 70 and early 80s he was always fighting one or the other due to the love of his parents. I will not be part of an event that does not treat everyone equally we all bleed red and we all of the same species human.

I am a life long enthusiast of all things on two wheels I have been fortunate to have attached both bike week events as a one percent club member/chapter officer non elected position and as a civilian rider the other bike week I chose to ride my CBR 1000 during the he " black bike week " I was openly accepted and respected by the other event attendees as I showed them the same did I see a difference in how Business treated riders of color I am sorry to say yes they did butt proud to say the group of riders I found myself mostly around if they didn't get to enjoy the hospitality of that business I refused to accept invitation in support of the people who openly accepted my presence in the group remember respect is a two way thing I give it you'll get it if you get give it back !!! I had the time of my life that week made great memories met great people the week I spent attending with my club it was to political to have any kind of real fun 🤔 makes you think don't it just a thought I needed to share

The love of riding will/always prevail over the hatred. Just be sure to enjoy the ride none the less. Great content as always.

Props for kickin’ straight facts. 👊🏿

I think it's pretty safe to say , that one bike week with certain people , treated those businesses a lot better , than the other group of people in the other bike week. I wouldn't keep my business open that bike week either , just so I could get insulted and ripped off , and my staff abused. You make your own bed , so they can deal with it.

nice tell but sad history ,Everyone that rides are my brothers and sisters,ive always seen it this way.Thanks for putting this out here because i really didnt know about this

Thanks for sharing brother!

What’s up bro? I hope to see you there this year. Maybe we all can get a drink at hooters. Salute

When I was active duty Army, I attended Black Bike Week in 2009 (I’m white), and I had a blast. I never witnessed any fighting or BS’ing at all that I remember. We had a genuinely good time. I would absolutely go again if I didn’t live in Texas now.

EVERYONE!!!!!!! Smash that Like for Sose dropping heaters consistently and ALWAYS keeping it transparent with us THANK YOU FOR THIS UPLOAD SOSE 🔥 AND YES, WE #GHOSTIN

Been to Harley Week, with a bike that had no baffles and me and my passenger didn't wear a helmet, ( both over 21). As long as you got sense, don't drink while driving then you'll have no problem.

Crapping outside a restaurant? No tips? Theft from all stores, I would close it down too.

Not right at all!

@DemonsRow I have been to both bikes weeks, and I have only shown respect to anyone who wanted to chop it up with me, talk about my bikes or theirs, or I might have accidentally shouldered someone while walking. I believe it would be a killer move to see both bike weeks merge together, because the amount of creativity that flows from one bike builder to another always stems from seeing what another builder has done. No matter if it is a backyard builder or a successful builder with a big name. I have always drawn inspiration from all the different cultures in motorcycling, and it has only fueled my unconditional love and respect for motorcycling that much more! However, if it never happens, I will continue to enjoy both weeks of attending the two bike weeks.

Thanks for the info..very interesting

Great segment brother