Tim Wise will educate you on where white privilege came from. We as black bikers and white bikers have separatism but we can exist without the problems society at large experience. It seems we have more respect for what each other stand for and co-exist together in an area or the country at large. Society may need to learn something from bikers and stop giving us a bad name. Like calling us motorcycle gangs.
Most black motorcycle clubs are families that come together in support of each other. We have our dysfunctions like other families do but we move past them. Today was the day for controversy and I am giving it to you.
Please take time to comment and let me know what you may have an interest in knowing more about.
I want to thank all of you who read this blog and comment. A blog cannot exist without comments to posts.
Goldie~Regulator for Life!
Iron Sharpens Iron…Steel!
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I told you I would be dismissing myths and giving knowledge back to black bikers at large. This collection of videos are in defense of my black brothers. This is a topic that should be discussed often. The problems in our communities are perpetuated because of what black men think. How do we make a change in this as black bikers.
For lack of knowledge the people perish.
Iron Sharpens Iron…Steel!
Goldie~Regulator for Life!
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Ughhh…Harley killed Buell. No more Buell Motorcycles, extreme competition in the sportbike industry has stopped Harley from making Buell sport bikes anymore. It is a sad day. Harley will still supply parts and service for these bikes. I don’t know any black bikers who ride these machines. I am sorry to hear of any business shutting its doors. Unemployment in the US is higher than I ever remember. More families will suffer from another American company going out of business.
Buell Motorcycle Company officials thanked the company’s customers, employees and dealers for an unforgettable ride, following the announcement by Harley-Davidson, Inc. that it will discontinue the Buell product line as part of Harley-Davidson’s go-forward business strategy. The new long-term strategy aims to drive Company growth through a focus of efforts and resources on the Harley-Davidson brand.
Jon Flickinger the President of Buell said, “I want to personally thank all our past and present Buell employees, dealers and suppliers for their efforts. I also want to thank Buell motorcycle owners for their support and passion for the brand.
Flickinger said a limited number of new Buell motorcycles remain available for sale through authorized dealerships and production will wind down by October 30. He also stressed that Harley-Davidson will provide replacement parts and service through dealerships and that warranty coverage will continue as normal for Buell motorcycles.
A wholly owned subsidiary of Harley-Davidson, Inc. since 1998, Buell Motorcycle Company was founded in 1983 by Erik Buell and produced more than 135,000 motorcycles. Over the past 26 years, Buell motorcycles won numerous design accolades and awards, and countless races and championships around the world, including the AMA Pro Daytona SportBike championship in 2009.
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This video gives exciting examples of custom harley davidson motorcycles that were created by black bikers and latino bikers. The motorcycles have flavor that transcends the standard motorcycles harley makes.
This is HOGG Nation at its best! Hope you got your flu shot cause you’re gonna catch Swine Flu from this clip.
Goldie~Regulator for Life!
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Here is a black biker who will give you the “411” on becoming a biker with riding skills that encourage motorcycle safety.
Listen and learn.
Goldie~Regulator for Life!
Iron sharpens Iron!
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