Never mind.

 

I'd actually say its a mix of hip hop, and skaters that are moving on to the motorcycle culture. I can't really speak on the hip hop side, but growing up in the anti establishment skate world, we all kind of had some form of outlaw brewing in us... At least that's how it was with everyone I knew in the SF / Oakland east bay area I grew up in. FTP, FTW, and FT Rules.


Out of respect for the club and his family, I won't actually drop names, but I think the person Sutter is referring to was shot and killed in a road rage incident in mid 2008. I am simply basing this off of what Wikipedia states as the running dates of the show, and when I remember hearing of said incident happening.

 

Got to be honest, 'hip hop and skaters'...you gotta be kidding me on ! I can't imagine 'club ' members rapping along with Tupac !...b.

 

Well better believe it cuz it's true .

 

don't forget to throw in the country legends like Waylon and Willie and the boys...

 

Don't know where you're from, but it baffles me that people still find it alarming that white youth listens to hip hop and rap. This is way off topic, but hip hop/rap is more highly purchased by young whites than blacks. NWA wasn't being eaten up by young blacks, it was young whites that were mesmerized by the stories of the streets. Why would blacks buy the records? They lived it every day. So just like the whites could pretend to be little hip hop gangsters, they play dress-up outlaw on their dynas.

Now the NWA youth are 30-40 and still live that culture. The 60,70,80 year old club members are moving on and there's a definite changing of the guard.

 

 

I'm white, mid-30's, listen to rap, in a 1% club and ride a dyna set up like a lot of this page. It's not uncommon around here at all.... Imagine that.


I feel like I've gone back to the AOL IM days. A/S/L?

 

Forbidden and such - you can mount gauges to top clamp.

 

Unknown video - good illustration for that. I'm more metalhead guy, but these dudes have crazy skills