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I am a Marine and Navy veteran. I spent 14 years proudly serving my country. I use my cut to display my pride in said service. To the knowing person (other veterans,) it gives them a brief idea into my service and often serves as a conversation starter with other veterans. In the veteran community this is huge because sometimes a random conversation turns into lifelong friendship and/or some type of worthwhile opportunity.
This really is the holy grail of MC culture. Thanks for putting in the work to bring us the reality of the culture. Keep the rubber down. Great show man.
I am an OG and have been wearing the same style for over 40 years. Jeans, Tee-Shirt, and leather cut with my MC's rockers and colors. This is my culture and, this is what I identify with and have for a long time, it is not only a sort of a style, it is a way of life, my life, it is who I am.
I wear a cut because it keeps my T-shirt or whatever I’m wearing under my cut together and not blowing around. I don’t have any patches or pretend to be something I’m not, just a clean look.
One of few men I call brother grew up in a 1% family. I wasn’t going to buy a cut, but the day after I bought a Harley, he showed up with it. Now I wear my blank cut because I like the look, and it was a gift. I don’t pretend to be anything I’m not.
I put on my cut because I was told I earned it from my grandfather. For me it's a part of who I am, and who I always was even as a child. When I was 15 my grandfather gave me his leather jacket when he taught me to ride on a 83 sportster. And to this day i still have my grandfather's leather. He made it and wore it after he came back from WWII. Its been a part of me and my life. In high school I wore my grandfather's leather every day. and continueed wearing it when riding. All the way up till I was in my 30s. In which I out grew it. For me its a family heirloom. That I will pass on to my children if the ever start riding. I know no other way to be. I feel naked. And incomplete with my cut. Even though I'm an independent.
Not gonna lie. I wear one first because I like the look second it adds a little more protection. Been on 2’s since the late 70’s been wearing a cut since early 80’s.
My cut is my life, it represents me, doesn't have any meaning towards a club...was born and bred in South Dakota. Lived in Rapid City SD for 16 years until I joined the military...still have family there...seen a lot
Started wearing a vest or cut, when I was young. Was a metalhead kinda thing. More influenced my motorhead than SOA. But it all took on a new meaning after joining a club. It's not just a look or an expression of interests to me anymore, but like a wedding ring. A binding symbol of the relationship I have with my brothers. Never put on a cut with anything on it other than my colors since.
As a non club member I wear mine because, my keys, wallet, glass, 9, my joint pack, lighter, even my ass when I forget it. Got have pockets. One day I'll find a club that fits my vibe. But for now I got a lot of shit and need pockets. Thats just my point of view. #Ghostin like always.
I have wore a leather vest while riding all my life. My old man made me wear one (not black) while riding dirt bikes. His thing was for me to protect my head with a helmet and protect my core body with a vest or jacket depending on outside temperature. I still ride with a vest/cut during the summer time and a jacket during spring, fall, and winter. It's definitely not trying to fit into any style.
I have a denim jacket because it's my style. I don't do patches or anything though. I think you're spot on with the trend setter idea. They definitely have a life of there own.
When I was a minor, we did shit like that by neighborhood. There was an upper/middle class "village" near us. We were a poor azz neighborhood. There was a story in the paper where they said "we want to block off our village so the undesirables from Madison Place will stop coming through here". So, of course we all cut sleeves off jean jackets, gas station shirts, anything. On top we wrote "UNDESIRABLE", then right below it was just a drawing of a hump, like a grave, with a cross on top. On either side of the cross was an M & a P. It lasted 2 generations.
@@johnbruner8440 That's pretty cool dude! U remember that some of the best friends ever were buddies that rocked colors with you. Even as a kid, friends had a sense of loyalty back in the day...Today I'm not so sure! But that's a cool story bro!
#Ghostin #GboroNC I was born in Chitown and I loved that movie as a kid we and some of us cut sleeves off our denim and like to protect our block. I will always love and remember that movie. RIF's!!! Warriors!!!and the baseball club was cool. Now I have a Jacket for when it starts getting cool that is denim with leather sleeves. To hot to wear in summer trying to think what I might wear this summer when I get my new ride I feel it is time since my wreck to get back on 2's I am going with a Fatboy I think this time. Stay #Ghostin brother and may stay blessed brother! Watch Ya Six! And keep ya head on a swivel!
Jean vest have been invented since 1880. They were designed for the working class, such as railroad, miners and Cowboys. Way before any biker donned a vest.
I was wearing a denim jacket with the sleeves cut off before SOA was a show. I wear it for the pockets, to keep my shirt from flying all around, and to cover my waist band items. I have a reflective American flag patch on the back, and a bunch of little patches that I like. My friend owns a tattoo shop and he added a bunch of drawings as well. I don't think it looks like a club vest.
I wear my vest because It's always been my style, however, now it has changed now that I'm a member of a club it signifies to me, my journey and how far I've come on my path.
I'm a metalhead wearing cuts since the eighties when I was fifteen years old. Some of my friends who were much older formed a motorcycle club and they often took me for a ride on the back on one of their bikes. I was still young and I loved how they put so much effort in making their vests. They still embroidered their own back patches back then. I was a troubled kid with asperger syndrome and I was often on my own...I'm greatful they took me in as a friend back in those early days. It gave me back a lot of my self respect. They were the first people who really accepted me for who I am. And allthough I personally never owned a motorcycle and never really joined a club, wearing a cut or a vest has since these days always been a part of my identity as a metalhead. L&R from the Netherlands.
I use to wear a vest with no cuts, but after years of riding and spreading this way of life/two wheels culture to all of my friends, acting like a preacher, i gathered them around me. Step by step i learned all the things about MC rules and start teaching my friends about it. About 2 years ago i decided to make a logo that was approved by all of my friends and they all voted me as the President of the club...so we started a club. We made our own rules and i gave ranks to those with specific skills. We don't consider that we have to ask permission for this to the rest of the clubs. Me and my friends are ex special forces and we can deal any situation that might come up with the other clubs... We don't look for trouble...we don't mess in others business...but if they'll push us, well...it'll be their funerary...because you don't fuck with us. So now i wear a cut made by me and i run a club started by me and my friends...
I hear you Billy bad ass. How you gonna fight a whole chapter if someone who matters finds your attitude disrespectful? Answer: You get beat down like anyone else. I know you're not SF too because SF guys don't go around talking about how bad ass they are. Beta boy.
@@leggoego I appreciate you are worrying about me/us but no need, really, this Billy beta boy or whatever you called me, can handle it...take care of your ass and I ll take care of mine...
Was given a denim cut from a Gypsy friend. It was given to me just before he passed...RIP Hombre. No club affiliation, just HD Motorcycles on the cut. I have never had a problem with the club but again, he was retired and the local chapter knew me. I would be careful without club permission if it's a club cut though. Blessed be HD. Thanks for all your info Sose. You are a great part of my day!!!❤
Hi, love your show my friend. I'm in a MC in Taiwan. I'm the only foreigner that's ever been excepted in this MC. I don't have my cuts yet but Next Monday I will finally get my cut. I have much respect for what you do and the education that you teach for most %99 percenters. Great channel and keep up the great work.
I'm damn near 50, been around bikes all of my life. I dress for the slide, not for the pride. I was always taught that leathers, and jeans will save you in a bad situation. I grew up with my father & grandfather riding motor cycles, and hanging out with bikers of all calibers. I'm not in any MC or club of any kind, maybe if I had gotten my bike in my 20's and not my 30's things would be different. I wear leather jacket up until its too hot to, then I wear my cut. Primarily for safety, and for storage of my wallet, phone, etc. I ride with MC's and hang with anyone. I do not pretend to be anyone I'm not. As much as I like to ride and hang with fellow bikers, the MC life not for me, I'm just too old now to hang with them!
been wearing a cut I was 16,I'm 66 now ride an 80 shovelhead been asked to prospect a few times but I would never join a club that would have me for a member my cut has a harley emblem where the bottom rocker would go nothing else never been hassled about it .the patch is the last thing my mother sewed before she passed in 02
Hey Man your show is off the hook Been listening for awhile.Ive been riding now for a few years I do love and think highly of the biker lifestyle I do not belong to a club but I do Rock a vest when riding it gives me that sense of hell yeah.
Honestly when i got my first bike this year i had no real idea about the vests. From the get go i had a denim that had all my patches from my favorite punk rock bands. Most were hand me downs from past friends who have passed away.
Great video and history. I'm not affiliated but socialize with several clubs in the area. In the winter, I wear a leather jacket and in the summer I wear a vest. My jacket is clean but my vest has some military patches that only guys from the community that I was in would recognize. To me, my vest offers a little protection, isn't too hot, keeps my shirt from blowing around, and aids in concealed carry.
Ever since I was a kid I wanted to be a cowboy when I grew up. My parents said that wasn’t a job but more of a way of life. I feel like riding motorcycles is a way of life. Club or not. When you ride you feel free. Like the cowboys. Riding my Harley is all I want to do. I wear a classic side lace vest with an American flag over my heart, a 2nd amendment patch and a patch to support our troops for all they have done for us all. That’s why I wear a vest. I’m not a weekend rider. I ride every day.
@@craven9388 Amen Brother I am the same. Our Patches are mostly the same as well. I have no fringe but I do have Silver Conchos. Glad to see that I am not the only Cowboy riding a Steel Horse.
I was born and raised in the Bronx. Always loved the cowboy lifestyle. Worked with and rode horses from when I was about 16, became a professional rodeo Cowboy. Loved riding my horse for hours up and down the side of the Hutchinson River Parkway, Pelham Parkway. Loved the feeling of freedom riding, imagining I was riding the range out west which eventually I got to do here and there as I got older and my rodeo days progressed. Eventually hard riding took a toll on my back, but I still like the freedom of riding. I just turned 65 last week, but I had to switch to a Can am F3S Spyder. Got to be a little difficult holding up 2 wheels. My nic-name has been Cowboy for about 40 years. “The trails in life, they take a lot of turns. They go up hill and down, sometimes they get rocky, but the more you ride, the more you learn” yeah I wear a vest too. I have a big cow skull patch, a 2nd amendment, a flag over my heart, a proud dad USAF patch and a few patches from some rallies.
@@gregorymonacelli2257 First of all Congratulations on your Rodeo riding that is a tuff sport. I was a field Ironworker for over 40 years. I know exactly what you mean about your back. I worked in Brooklyn for 6 months at Red Hook Dock then off to N J Elizabeth and Newark docks for another 4 months. I did enjoy Brooklyn. Who ever said getting old was the Golden Years never got their. You are the second man that told me about his Cowboy Vest. I love mine. It’s Cowboy and patriotic as well. Take Care. Billy D.
I wear a denim cut that my father wore. I'm named after him and his soul is within me. He's my hero and to be half the man, father and biker that he is and was is unattainable but I'll never stop trying.
I’m in a Indigenous motorcycle club in Oklahoma we have to wear a cut, we are not 1%ers but we are friends a lot of Clubs. Our cuts are decorated with our tribal patterns and medicine bags on them. We look at our selfs as modern warriors riding iron horses. We help our indigenous communities, elders and veterans,baskets of food, help with utility’s, building ramps. We follow club rules and non indigenous people can hang around and patch in if they have a GF, wife or friend already patched.
Why ? Never thought about it till this video . WOW! When l was a kid and MC moved in on our block hell we were riding. bicycles.they had a band in the. yard and they invited us to come over so the next day we got denim jackets and cut off the sleeves when l got my first street bike crashed l know you won't believe this but that damn jacket saved my back from a hell of a lot road rash so 40yrs later. I keep. Wearing mine as a good luck piece . grandpa Goldwing great show
I hung out with mc’s for yrs. i dont watch tv much. I saw the soa show in 2020. Ive been on two’s for yrs b4 i watched it. I joined a club for brotherhood. N left cuz they weren’t about that. So on that note... i like learning so keep up the good work brother
I believe your analysis is 100% correct. It’s all about trends. Me myself saw The Warriors wayyyyy back and wanted to wear a cut. I was in to hiphop culture and started with graffiti 1984. The same year I made my own “Warriors” typa cut with my artist name on it. So it was nothing new for me when me and some friends started our MCC. We don’t claim city or territory but we sure checked with the local association that it was okay. The cut is a manifest of our unity. Essential.
I wear mine because it was a gift from a member of a club who looked at me as a little brother when I got my first bike, told me I needed a good helmet and a nice cut, he gave me his old cut that he retired after he put his patches on his new cut. (You can still see the outlines from the patches on the one he gave me 😅)
Arlen Ness. When he was alive. He had a motorcycle club he started. It was a bike building club. They were called The Hampsters. But they wore yellow T shirts with the clubs name and insignia printed on the back. But I don't know if they are still around.
Personally. I wear a leather vest over my leather jacket as added safety in case I go down. That extra protection from the road makes a big difference if you go down at high speed, and wind up sliding down the pavement #ghostin #rideyourshit
@@eadiesel326 just hit the website. Rideyourshit.com you can order them there. Hope to see you at the next Aidans run. Let's hope I don't go down this time. Lol
Thanks for what you do! We all appreciate the truth and history you share. Why am I vested? I rode for years before putting on a vest. Fact is o never planned on wearing colors. I became a member of my local VFW. We started a riders group hoping to give guys coming back a place to be and to have that family back. I wear it as an identifier. I'm proud of who we are and what we're doing. Besides, ya never know, a simple conversation might make it 21 today instead of 22... Be safe out there ya'll
#ghostin I started wearing my cut after I was made an associate of the bike club my ex father in law was a part of. After a couple years when I was riding better, I was made prospect, then full patch. Thank you for the history lesson on our culture, I learned some very valuable information off this video. Keep doing what you do!
#GHOSTIN- nada but love SoSe , I cannot not will I speak for others but, for me, whenever I find a pin or patch that I want to keep special to me it goes on my vest. And yes I call it a vest because it’s not a cut. When it’s a club it’s a cut.
@@SoseTheGhost I only say that because an old friend that rode with a 1% Club told me @ the CH if you say cut and you’re not in the club you will get laughed at. It is what it is though. Keep doin your thing brother look for your shows all the time.
Happy Independence Day Sose. Growing up on the family farm and ranch properties I began wearing vests for utility. Leather for horseback and working, wool for winter warmth and brown or tan leather for riding my motorcycles. Today I have a dedicated tan leather vest (not a cut) with POW-MIA & KIA-WIA patches as well as Remembrance for lost Brothers and Sisters. I wear mine when I ride so many know whom I ride for and why I won't let them be forgotten. Keep up the great work! You are in my prayers Hoka Hey
I wear leather or denim vests to keep a t-shirt from flapping in the wind, and protection from rocks, bees, and debris. The extra pockets are nice too.
#Ghostin I have a leather cut at home and I don’t ride a motorcycle. Which I’m still in the process of learning how to, but I do wear my to show my support for the love of MC culture 🙏🏾💯🙏🏾
Sose my brother you are always deep in the mix & forcing the issue on deeper thought & observation !!! this can only bring out better things with in the culture & relationships for our future !!! I hope your following continues to grow !!!
I wear mine for extra protection, it is denim and has Kevlar sewn into the fabric. I am going to add back armor to it. I think it looks great. My wife also likes it and how it looks on me.
I was always taught that a cut is only worn by a full patch member of any club . So a prospect wears a prospect vest. A civilian wearing a black or denim vest, Is just that a vest..? #Ghostin
@@SoseTheGhost I see where your coming from that makes sense. The lack of sleeves makes it a cut off, For cut for short. The club I was once associated with you are only allowed to call a full patch vest a cut. I had no idea it was viewed so differently. I wonder if that's a coastal, regional type thing.
I have a (my 1st) classic leather motorcycle vest which I bought for the LOW from a friend that worked at a store before I even had my 2 gixxers, a club style (no affiliation) denim/leather vest and a sport bike leather jacket. Yeah, they look “Bad Ass” on us, but I HIGH SIDED 2WICE in my first vest and it saved my torso from severe road rash ! So other than style, SAFETY is and should be a factor no matter how tuff we think we are or want to appear… SOME OF US HAVE PLACES TO GO 🏡 PEOPLE TO 👀AND BABIES /LADIES 👨👩👧👦TO💋. Thank You again for the BIKER CULTURE knowledge. Even a Lone~Wolf such as myself can appreciate all of the info. 💪😎✊
Old but great video, just wanted to chime in with I think the upcoming movie Bikeriders is going to bring back that vintage style from the golden age again and honestly I can't wait
My vest is my first line of protection before my jacket when I get the black stuff, I do wear rally patches and Irish patches, I was gifted my 13 (no diamond) and my skulls. Outsiders 4life. Ride hard!
I saw someone riding today with a backpack design that looked, from far enough away, like a black and white three piece patch. Plain, solid colors are always safest. Even then, be careful what colors you choose.
I wear a leather vest with bare arms and a 4 piece patch on my back. On the front many old badges given to me and collected also. I am not in a MC, don't want to be, am not a 1% outlaw, just a lone Wolf Biker having alot of fun on my Harley chopper. My vest is who I am as an individual Biker, not as a group or one of a number of members of an MC. I am no wannabe type outlaw kid either, now 62 and riding my bike at sometimes 130mph for fun. This is how I rock n roll.
For me, its somewhere to attach patches without ruining the watertightness of my main jacket, also I can wear the vest with my jacket, or an armoured shirt in the summer etc. The double layer of leather really helps keep out the wind in the winter. On the vest I have Odins Hammer on the back, but no top or bottom rocker, on the front are patches from rides and events Ive been to, patches to display pride in my kids etc. Really means to me that you could spot me in a crowd of leathers 8)
#ghostin Folks seem to forget the reason the sleeves came off. The AMA used to present clubs with awards for attendance at sanctioned events and safety. These awards came in the form of patches that went on your sleeves. After Holister, the clubs that left the AMA cut off their sleeves to shed their AMA awards. Most also removed their AMA patch from their. One club that I am aware of still wears an AMA patch but now it is placed upside-down in defiance.
#GHOSTIN! I wear a leather vest,not because I'm a clubber,but for the extra pockets. They come in real handy on the road when you're out by yourself,and need a light for a smoke,or whatever. I put pins and patches on it because it shows where I've been. 2 wheels down,Sose.. Keep the rockin vids comin! This is the ONLY rider channel thats worth watching. Great info!
#Ghostin,Hey Sose hope you are well sitting on two's. Very cool info, back in the early 70's when I was a young teenager hanging around bikers and hippies the black leather jacket and Jean cut was a very cool look and you stood out from the rest and it has stuck with me ever since got to love it. Stay safe ride safe much love and respect, peace out from BC Canada.
Another great video. I wear leather and denim vests almost daily. I’m an an independent but for me it’s like my purse more or less. My smokes phone, tools and other things 😉. I just have since I was a young teen and never stopped. I keep it clean though no patches no drawing attention when I’m out on the bike.
I've always loved denim cuts but I wear leather because I live in a rainy ass country and my club always riding all year round. Always riding never hiding 🤙🏻
I asked a cowboy about his clothes, this is what he said; I wear these chaps because they protect my legs, I wear the vest because of all the pockets that I can reach what I want while I ride, this bandanna protects my nose and mouth from sand and what have you, this hat keeps me warm in winter and cool in summer, these sneakers are so that no one thinks I'm a truck driver. Oh yeah, I'm a new subscriber because you ain't bs'n. #ghostin. I wear a smooth leather vest for the same reason my cowboy buddy does and it adds protection if I go down.
I wear a denim cut off vest just to prevent my back from getting shredded if my bike were to go down, I may throw my blue denim vest over my black denim jacket in summer or black leathers in winter, and over my yellow leather welding jacket when heading to work
When The Rock Machine started in Canada, they just wore rings in order to be less visible. I think they are back to that in Australia because of the laws over there.
I wear my kutte to keep the wind off my chest but I also have patches that mean something to me on there as well like my two R.I.P patches for my Mom and Nana plus I have a “Fuck Cancer” rib rocker. Rock a clover for luck and cause I’m part Irish. One day I’ll find a club that I feel comfortable with to potentially join but right now I’m just going to meets, bike shows and hanging with the community. Be easy, Sose! 🤘🏻
#GHOSTIN.... Digging the knowledge drop on your channel brother. I have each of my prospects follow your channel so they too can learn more on our culture. We are huge with the education of biker history to the youngbloods coming up. Much respect brother, keep doing what you do. I wear my cut with honor and respect for those who came before me. My cut is my uniform, part of what we wear in the club life. I never roll on 2's without it.
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The day I put on a cut it be gifted by a One
#GHOSTIN I lost a friend and Brother this week God bless Dennis O'Neil and family. RIP BROTHER the Wrecking crew MC will miss you
As a Metalhead, we’ve been wearing somekind of vests since the 80s. Usually with bands either painted or a 1 piece patch on the back.
Yes definately true
I feel this, I love a good battle vest with band patches, pins, and spike studs everywhere. Metal style, even punk style is bad ass!
For metal a Motörhead patch somewhere is a must, and for punk you gotta have the Misfits patch rocking!
Studs. So many studs. Always reminded me of Vivian from The Young Ones xD punk is alive with decent vests
Definitely had a denim one I painted on that I wore at times in high-school. Misfits, megadeath.
I am a Marine and Navy veteran. I spent 14 years proudly serving my country. I use my cut to display my pride in said service. To the knowing person (other veterans,) it gives them a brief idea into my service and often serves as a conversation starter with other veterans. In the veteran community this is huge because sometimes a random conversation turns into lifelong friendship and/or some type of worthwhile opportunity.
Thank you for your service
Perfectly said.
SEMPER FI brother ❤️🇺🇸
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@@KVBreezy Rahhhhhh!!!!
This really is the holy grail of MC culture. Thanks for putting in the work to bring us the reality of the culture. Keep the rubber down. Great show man.
Thank you for that mike
I am an OG and have been wearing the same style for over 40 years. Jeans, Tee-Shirt, and leather cut with my MC's rockers and colors. This is my culture and, this is what I identify with and have for a long time, it is not only a sort of a style, it is a way of life, my life, it is who I am.
Much love brother
Cuts weather you're a patch or independent is an expression of who you are.
Very true
I wear a cut because it keeps my T-shirt or whatever I’m wearing under my cut together and not blowing around. I don’t have any patches or pretend to be something I’m not, just a clean look.
Much respect question why not a jacket with the arms? just curious
@@SoseTheGhost i wear a denim vest with some leather on the outer parts cause its hot asf here in tx.
But like he said mine has no patches nothing , just a clean denim vest.
If i can ask the same thing why not a denim jacket or light hoody or something instead of a denim vest?
@@SoseTheGhost I live in Texas, it’s hot as hell.
back in 1946 my club started with sweater shirts.... and chose the colors green and white because that all the macys catalog had left :) lol
#ghostin
I heard it was like that with the bloods there was only blue and red bandanas so the crips had blue they were stuck with red lol
@@mankymckrackin7126 #ghostin
A Boozefighter gave me my first tattoo in Escondido California when i was a kid damn near 20 years ago
Mad respects for all those Boozers.
I wear a vest or cut shirt to cover what's in my waist area.
Definately
Thats right straight fact !
Yes sir
Gotta exercise! You can lose them love handles
One of few men I call brother grew up in a 1% family. I wasn’t going to buy a cut, but the day after I bought a Harley, he showed up with it. Now I wear my blank cut because I like the look, and it was a gift. I don’t pretend to be anything I’m not.
Much respect for that
Well wearing a leather vest your friend wanted you to have protection in the case you went down he is a good friend you have
A blank vest isn't a cut...its a vest.
Pop vs soda buddy
I put on my cut because I was told I earned it from my grandfather. For me it's a part of who I am, and who I always was even as a child. When I was 15 my grandfather gave me his leather jacket when he taught me to ride on a 83 sportster. And to this day i still have my grandfather's leather. He made it and wore it after he came back from WWII. Its been a part of me and my life. In high school I wore my grandfather's leather every day. and continueed wearing it when riding. All the way up till I was in my 30s. In which I out grew it. For me its a family heirloom. That I will pass on to my children if the ever start riding. I know no other way to be. I feel naked. And incomplete with my cut. Even though I'm an independent.
Great story
Put it in a place of honor
That's so cool!
Awesome story!
Not gonna lie. I wear one first because I like the look second it adds a little more protection. Been on 2’s since the late 70’s been wearing a cut since early 80’s.
Much respect
My cut is my life, it represents me, doesn't have any meaning towards a club...was born and bred in South Dakota. Lived in Rapid City SD for 16 years until I joined the military...still have family there...seen a lot
Much love john
I road from my hometown Corpus Christi up there the first week I sewed my first patch on my cut and that was my prospect patch.
@@zechariahcifuentes7002 that’s a ride. From CC….SYLB
Started wearing a vest or cut, when I was young. Was a metalhead kinda thing. More influenced my motorhead than SOA. But it all took on a new meaning after joining a club. It's not just a look or an expression of interests to me anymore, but like a wedding ring. A binding symbol of the relationship I have with my brothers. Never put on a cut with anything on it other than my colors since.
Thats a great way to describe it
As a non club member I wear mine because, my keys, wallet, glass, 9, my joint pack, lighter, even my ass when I forget it. Got have pockets. One day I'll find a club that fits my vibe. But for now I got a lot of shit and need pockets. Thats just my point of view. #Ghostin like always.
Much love james
@@markg29 thanks man. Stay safe riding
I have wore a leather vest while riding all my life. My old man made me wear one (not black) while riding dirt bikes. His thing was for me to protect my head with a helmet and protect my core body with a vest or jacket depending on outside temperature. I still ride with a vest/cut during the summer time and a jacket during spring, fall, and winter. It's definitely not trying to fit into any style.
I wear a cut because im in a mc club and my club wears them to represent who we are
Definately
I have a denim jacket because it's my style. I don't do patches or anything though. I think you're spot on with the trend setter idea. They definitely have a life of there own.
Jacket or vest?
Full jacket I've never cared for vests all that much.
Remember the denim cuts the Warriors and NY street gangs used to wear in the 70's? They sported a logo back in the day.
Yea definately remember that
When I was a minor, we did shit like that by neighborhood. There was an upper/middle class "village" near us. We were a poor azz neighborhood. There was a story in the paper where they said "we want to block off our village so the undesirables from Madison Place will stop coming through here".
So, of course we all cut sleeves off jean jackets, gas station shirts, anything. On top we wrote "UNDESIRABLE", then right below it was just a drawing of a hump, like a grave, with a cross on top. On either side of the cross was an M & a P.
It lasted 2 generations.
@@johnbruner8440 That's pretty cool dude! U remember that some of the best friends ever were buddies that rocked colors with you. Even as a kid, friends had a sense of loyalty back in the day...Today I'm not so sure! But that's a cool story bro!
@@marine052520031, hell yeah. I still keep up with most of them guys.
#Ghostin #GboroNC I was born in Chitown and I loved that movie as a kid we and some of us cut sleeves off our denim and like to protect our block. I will always love and remember that movie. RIF's!!! Warriors!!!and the baseball club was cool. Now I have a Jacket for when it starts getting cool that is denim with leather sleeves. To hot to wear in summer trying to think what I might wear this summer when I get my new ride I feel it is time since my wreck to get back on 2's I am going with a Fatboy I think this time. Stay #Ghostin brother and may stay blessed brother! Watch Ya Six! And keep ya head on a swivel!
Jean vest have been invented since 1880. They were designed for the working class, such as railroad, miners and Cowboys. Way before any biker donned a vest.
I was wearing a denim jacket with the sleeves cut off before SOA was a show. I wear it for the pockets, to keep my shirt from flying all around, and to cover my waist band items.
I have a reflective American flag patch on the back, and a bunch of little patches that I like. My friend owns a tattoo shop and he added a bunch of drawings as well.
I don't think it looks like a club vest.
I wear my colors to represent my Club, my Family, my way of life. My diamond came before me and will remain beyond me.
Ddf much respect
I wear my vest because It's always been my style, however, now it has changed now that I'm a member of a club it signifies to me, my journey and how far I've come on my path.
Much respect
@@DemonsRow thanks brother
I'm a metalhead wearing cuts since the eighties when I was fifteen years old. Some of my friends who were much older formed a motorcycle club and they often took me for a ride on the back on one of their bikes. I was still young and I loved how they put so much effort in making their vests. They still embroidered their own back patches back then. I was a troubled kid with asperger syndrome and I was often on my own...I'm greatful they took me in as a friend back in those early days. It gave me back a lot of my self respect. They were the first people who really accepted me for who I am. And allthough I personally never owned a motorcycle and never really joined a club, wearing a cut or a vest has since these days always been a part of my identity as a metalhead. L&R from the Netherlands.
Much respect
Topper 🤟
I got a leather perfecto which i wear with my cutoff sleeveless demin above,but its got my motorhead,saxon ,acdc patches etc,,,,respect to all bikers
Much respect
Saxon! Great rock n roll
I normally just wear a flannel or a hoodie, the vest gets put on when the June bugs start flying around or when I'm on the interstate
I would do the same if i wasnt in a club
taking a junebug at speed suuuucks.
I took a june bug to the temple a year ago at 80 it knocked me dizzy and gashed my forehead open
I use to wear a vest with no cuts, but after years of riding and spreading this way of life/two wheels culture to all of my friends, acting like a preacher, i gathered them around me. Step by step i learned all the things about MC rules and start teaching my friends about it. About 2 years ago i decided to make a logo that was approved by all of my friends and they all voted me as the President of the club...so we started a club. We made our own rules and i gave ranks to those with specific skills.
We don't consider that we have to ask permission for this to the rest of the clubs. Me and my friends are ex special forces and we can deal any situation that might come up with the other clubs... We don't look for trouble...we don't mess in others business...but if they'll push us, well...it'll be their funerary...because you don't fuck with us. So now i wear a cut made by me and i run a club started by me and my friends...
I hear you Billy bad ass. How you gonna fight a whole chapter if someone who matters finds your attitude disrespectful? Answer: You get beat down like anyone else. I know you're not SF too because SF guys don't go around talking about how bad ass they are. Beta boy.
@@leggoego I appreciate you are worrying about me/us but no need, really, this Billy beta boy or whatever you called me, can handle it...take care of your ass and I ll take care of mine...
Thats cool man ride strong
Scooters aren't bikes!
@@TracyGunzwtf lol 😂
Was given a denim cut from a Gypsy friend. It was given to me just before he passed...RIP Hombre. No club affiliation, just HD Motorcycles on the cut. I have never had a problem with the club but again, he was retired and the local chapter knew me. I would be careful without club permission if it's a club cut though. Blessed be HD. Thanks for all your info Sose. You are a great part of my day!!!❤
Hi, love your show my friend. I'm in a MC in Taiwan. I'm the only foreigner that's ever been excepted in this MC. I don't have my cuts yet but Next Monday I will finally get my cut. I have much respect for what you do and the education that you teach for most %99 percenters. Great channel and keep up the great work.
I'm damn near 50, been around bikes all of my life. I dress for the slide, not for the pride. I was always taught that leathers, and jeans will save you in a bad situation. I grew up with my father & grandfather riding motor cycles, and hanging out with bikers of all calibers. I'm not in any MC or club of any kind, maybe if I had gotten my bike in my 20's and not my 30's things would be different. I wear leather jacket up until its too hot to, then I wear my cut. Primarily for safety, and for storage of my wallet, phone, etc. I ride with MC's and hang with anyone. I do not pretend to be anyone I'm not. As much as I like to ride and hang with fellow bikers, the MC life not for me, I'm just too old now to hang with them!
Def much love
Well in New Zealand nearly all patched members have the patch tattooed on there back it's about family and belonging
Thats that real ssshhhh
I wear a vest with no patches, crazy how much wind it keeps of my chest compared to no vest.
been wearing a cut I was 16,I'm 66 now ride an 80 shovelhead been asked to prospect a few times but I would never join a club that would have me for a member my cut has a harley emblem where the bottom rocker would go nothing else never been hassled about it .the patch is the last thing my mother sewed before she passed in 02
I’m part of an M/M and we wear cuts. Before that I wore riding jackets.
Def brother
#Ghostin in the backwoods rocking them overalls n Mx boots.
Yes bro lol
Hey Man your show is off the hook Been listening for awhile.Ive been riding now for a few years I do love and think highly of the biker lifestyle I do not belong to a club but I do Rock a vest when riding it gives me that sense of hell yeah.
Honestly when i got my first bike this year i had no real idea about the vests. From the get go i had a denim that had all my patches from my favorite punk rock bands. Most were hand me downs from past friends who have passed away.
Great video and history. I'm not affiliated but socialize with several clubs in the area. In the winter, I wear a leather jacket and in the summer I wear a vest. My jacket is clean but my vest has some military patches that only guys from the community that I was in would recognize. To me, my vest offers a little protection, isn't too hot, keeps my shirt from blowing around, and aids in concealed carry.
#Ghosten siten on 2 !
The old Cowboys always wear Vests. Some had Con-shows made from Silver. That’s why I wear my Vest. Western Baby !
Shout to the west
Ever since I was a kid I wanted to be a cowboy when I grew up. My parents said that wasn’t a job but more of a way of life. I feel like riding motorcycles is a way of life. Club or not. When you ride you feel free. Like the cowboys. Riding my Harley is all I want to do. I wear a classic side lace vest with an American flag over my heart, a 2nd amendment patch and a patch to support our troops for all they have done for us all. That’s why I wear a vest. I’m not a weekend rider. I ride every day.
@@craven9388 Amen Brother I am the same. Our Patches are mostly the same as well. I have no fringe but I do have Silver Conchos. Glad to see that I am not the only Cowboy riding a Steel Horse.
I was born and raised in the Bronx. Always loved the cowboy lifestyle. Worked with and rode horses from when I was about 16, became a professional rodeo Cowboy. Loved riding my horse for hours up and down the side of the Hutchinson River Parkway, Pelham Parkway. Loved the feeling of freedom riding, imagining I was riding the range out west which eventually I got to do here and there as I got older and my rodeo days progressed. Eventually hard riding took a toll on my back, but I still like the freedom of riding. I just turned 65 last week, but I had to switch to a Can am F3S Spyder. Got to be a little difficult holding up 2 wheels. My nic-name has been Cowboy for about 40 years. “The trails in life, they take a lot of turns. They go up hill and down, sometimes they get rocky, but the more you ride, the more you learn” yeah I wear a vest too. I have a big cow skull patch, a 2nd amendment, a flag over my heart, a proud dad USAF patch and a few patches from some rallies.
@@gregorymonacelli2257 First of all Congratulations on your Rodeo riding that is a tuff sport. I was a field Ironworker for over 40 years. I know exactly what you mean about your back. I worked in Brooklyn for 6 months at Red Hook Dock then off to N J Elizabeth and Newark docks for another 4 months. I did enjoy Brooklyn. Who ever said getting old was the Golden Years never got their. You are the second man that told me about his Cowboy Vest. I love mine. It’s Cowboy and patriotic as well. Take Care. Billy D.
I wear a kutte , true enough for the patch space but also the added pockets for whatever I may need
Denim and leather
Brought us all together
Love the history and details about cuts. Always cool to learn why we do the things we do.
#ghostin
Much love ken
I wear a denim cut that my father wore. I'm named after him and his soul is within me. He's my hero and to be half the man, father and biker that he is and was is unattainable but I'll never stop trying.
I’m in a Indigenous motorcycle club in Oklahoma we have to wear a cut, we are not 1%ers but we are friends a lot of Clubs. Our cuts are decorated with our tribal patterns and medicine bags on them. We look at our selfs as modern warriors riding iron horses. We help our indigenous communities, elders and veterans,baskets of food, help with utility’s, building ramps. We follow club rules and non indigenous people can hang around and patch in if they have a GF, wife or friend already patched.
Much respect jimmy
Why ? Never thought about it till this video . WOW! When l was a kid and MC moved in on our block hell we were riding. bicycles.they had a band in the. yard and they invited us to come over so the next day we got denim jackets and cut off the sleeves when l got my first street bike crashed l know you won't believe this but that damn jacket saved my back from a hell of a lot road rash so 40yrs later. I keep. Wearing mine as a good luck piece . grandpa Goldwing great show
Much love grandpa #Gho⚡tin uploading a new episode now!!
#Ghostin Love learning about MC culture, thanks man!
Much love thomas
Always Learning with you man, thanks for the knowledge #Ghostin
Much love ash
Ash, absolutely, that's why I love watching and learning with the Ghost. Sose definitely has the knowledge or knows where to get the truth.
@@davepelfrey3958 for sure man, this is the realest channel
I hung out with mc’s for yrs. i dont watch tv much. I saw the soa show in 2020. Ive been on two’s for yrs b4 i watched it. I joined a club for brotherhood. N left cuz they weren’t about that. So on that note... i like learning so keep up the good work brother
When I started riding I didnt wear a vest. It wasnt until I found it as a way to express myself through my patches that I really started wearing one.
#Ghostin my brother in Louisiana. Keep the shows goin, it is all truth. Haters and trolls stay outta here, you ain’t wanted. ML&R .
Much love thats a fact
#Ghostin just finished my first iron but run on sunday went from eastern shore of maryland to Columbus Ohio and back 18 hrs
Nice brother
I believe your analysis is 100% correct. It’s all about trends.
Me myself saw The Warriors wayyyyy back and wanted to wear a cut. I was in to hiphop culture and started with graffiti 1984. The same year I made my own “Warriors” typa cut with my artist name on it. So it was nothing new for me when me and some friends started our MCC. We don’t claim city or territory but we sure checked with the local association that it was okay.
The cut is a manifest of our unity. Essential.
Thats the truth trends is where its at
Ghostin! Great vid Sose!
Thanks ty
To know who's "FAMILY"
Much ❤ Sose!!!
Much love cyn
I fell in love with motorcycle culture watching the original Mad Max
I wear mine because it was a gift from a member of a club who looked at me as a little brother when I got my first bike, told me I needed a good helmet and a nice cut, he gave me his old cut that he retired after he put his patches on his new cut. (You can still see the outlines from the patches on the one he gave me 😅)
Arlen Ness. When he was alive. He had a motorcycle club he started. It was a bike building club. They were called The Hampsters.
But they wore yellow T shirts with the clubs name and insignia printed on the back. But I don't know if they are still around.
Definately
@@DemonsRow. So they are still around sir. Thank you.
Personally. I wear a leather vest over my leather jacket as added safety in case I go down. That extra protection from the road makes a big difference if you go down at high speed, and wind up sliding down the pavement
#ghostin #rideyourshit
Def my brother
What’s up bud ? I think I met you at at Aidans posse ride new haven, you showed me a pair of your ride your shit gloves where can I get a pair
@@eadiesel326 just hit the website. Rideyourshit.com you can order them there. Hope to see you at the next Aidans run. Let's hope I don't go down this time. Lol
Good vid Sose...
We have rules on when you can and can’t wear denim, and best believe when I can shed that leather I’m rockin the denim.
Denim is dope mine is both lol
@@SoseTheGhost
We rock with Hangmen out here, and one of em has a custom Kutt he made with light denim and tan leather. It’s hard as fuck.
Thanks for what you do! We all appreciate the truth and history you share.
Why am I vested? I rode for years before putting on a vest. Fact is o never planned on wearing colors. I became a member of my local VFW. We started a riders group hoping to give guys coming back a place to be and to have that family back. I wear it as an identifier. I'm proud of who we are and what we're doing. Besides, ya never know, a simple conversation might make it 21 today instead of 22...
Be safe out there ya'll
#ghostin
I started wearing my cut after I was made an associate of the bike club my ex father in law was a part of. After a couple years when I was riding better, I was made prospect, then full patch.
Thank you for the history lesson on our culture, I learned some very valuable information off this video. Keep doing what you do!
#GHOSTIN- nada but love SoSe , I cannot not will I speak for others but, for me, whenever I find a pin or patch that I want to keep special to me it goes on my vest. And yes I call it a vest because it’s not a cut. When it’s a club it’s a cut.
Def vest cut whatever you wanna call it
@@SoseTheGhost I only say that because an old friend that rode with a 1% Club told me @ the CH if you say cut and you’re not in the club you will get laughed at. It is what it is though. Keep doin your thing brother look for your shows all the time.
Happy Independence Day Sose.
Growing up on the family farm and ranch properties I began wearing vests for utility. Leather for horseback and working, wool for winter warmth and brown or tan leather for riding my motorcycles.
Today I have a dedicated tan leather vest (not a cut) with POW-MIA & KIA-WIA patches as well as Remembrance for lost Brothers and Sisters.
I wear mine when I ride so many know whom I ride for and why I won't let them be forgotten.
Keep up the great work!
You are in my prayers
Hoka Hey
happy 4th brother
I wear leather or denim vests to keep a t-shirt from flapping in the wind, and protection from rocks, bees, and debris. The extra pockets are nice too.
#Ghostin I have a leather cut at home and I don’t ride a motorcycle. Which I’m still in the process of learning how to, but I do wear my to show my support for the love of MC culture 🙏🏾💯🙏🏾
Much love
Same here
Nice video, thanks for providing us with good stuff and informations, 💪 Big respect 🖤
#ghostin 👻
Thanks des much respect
Sose my brother you are always deep in the mix & forcing the issue on deeper thought & observation !!! this can only bring out better things with in the culture & relationships for our future !!! I hope your following continues to grow !!!
Thank you my brother
I wear mine for extra protection, it is denim and has Kevlar sewn into the fabric. I am going to add back armor to it. I think it looks great. My wife also likes it and how it looks on me.
I was always taught that a cut is only worn by a full patch member of any club . So a prospect wears a prospect vest. A civilian wearing a black or denim vest, Is just that a vest..? #Ghostin
To me its just a cut cut off of sleeves i guess it depends on the club and how they look at it
@@SoseTheGhost I see where your coming from that makes sense. The lack of sleeves makes it a cut off, For cut for short. The club I was once associated with you are only allowed to call a full patch vest a cut. I had no idea it was viewed so differently. I wonder if that's a coastal, regional type thing.
#Ghostin! Worcester, Massachusetts.
Shout to mass
I have a (my 1st) classic leather motorcycle vest which I bought for the LOW from a friend that worked at a store before I even had my 2 gixxers, a club style (no affiliation) denim/leather vest and a sport bike leather jacket. Yeah, they look “Bad Ass” on us, but I HIGH SIDED 2WICE in my first vest and it saved my torso from severe road rash ! So other than style, SAFETY is and should be a factor no matter how tuff we think we are or want to appear… SOME OF US HAVE PLACES TO GO 🏡 PEOPLE TO 👀AND BABIES /LADIES 👨👩👧👦TO💋. Thank You again for the BIKER CULTURE knowledge. Even a Lone~Wolf such as myself can appreciate all of the info. 💪😎✊
Old but great video, just wanted to chime in with I think the upcoming movie Bikeriders is going to bring back that vintage style from the golden age again and honestly I can't wait
Appreciate you
@@DemonsRow shit I appreciate you and the wealth of knowledge you choose to share with us, I'd happily join the Demons Row MC
I earned the right to wear my cut along side the rest of my brothers. DFMC
#ghostin
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For me, a lot of it is practicality. If you wear a t-shirt, you still need pockets.
My vest is my first line of protection before my jacket when I get the black stuff, I do wear rally patches and Irish patches, I was gifted my 13 (no diamond) and my skulls. Outsiders 4life. Ride hard!
I saw someone riding today with a backpack design that looked, from far enough away, like a black and white three piece patch. Plain, solid colors are always safest. Even then, be careful what colors you choose.
Thats a fact
I wear a leather vest with bare arms and a 4 piece patch on my back. On the front many old badges given to me and collected also. I am not in a MC, don't want to be, am not a 1% outlaw, just a lone Wolf Biker having alot of fun on my Harley chopper. My vest is who I am as an individual Biker, not as a group or one of a number of members of an MC. I am no wannabe type outlaw kid either, now 62 and riding my bike at sometimes 130mph for fun. This is how I rock n roll.
native americans wore vests keeps me warm when its cold keeps me cold enuf when its hot out plus the inside pockets its an amazing piece of wear
Started wearing one back in the early 70's. Just a cut off denim jacket. Now my vest is still denim, but a premade best. BFC 263
For me, its somewhere to attach patches without ruining the watertightness of my main jacket, also I can wear the vest with my jacket, or an armoured shirt in the summer etc. The double layer of leather really helps keep out the wind in the winter. On the vest I have Odins Hammer on the back, but no top or bottom rocker, on the front are patches from rides and events Ive been to, patches to display pride in my kids etc. Really means to me that you could spot me in a crowd of leathers 8)
#ghostin Folks seem to forget the reason the sleeves came off. The AMA used to present clubs with awards for attendance at sanctioned events and safety. These awards came in the form of patches that went on your sleeves. After Holister, the clubs that left the AMA cut off their sleeves to shed their AMA awards. Most also removed their AMA patch from their. One club that I am aware of still wears an AMA patch but now it is placed upside-down in defiance.
#GHOSTIN! I wear a leather vest,not because I'm a clubber,but for the extra pockets. They come in real handy on the road when you're out by yourself,and need a light for a smoke,or whatever. I put pins and patches on it because it shows where I've been. 2 wheels down,Sose.. Keep the rockin vids comin! This is the ONLY rider channel thats worth watching. Great info!
Yea it sucks cuz everything flys out
@@DemonsRow ive lost way too many packs of smokes that way..
#Ghostin,Hey Sose hope you are well sitting on two's. Very cool info, back in the early 70's when I was a young teenager hanging around bikers and hippies the black leather jacket and Jean cut was a very cool look and you stood out from the rest and it has stuck with me ever since got to love it. Stay safe ride safe much love and respect, peace out from BC Canada.
Much love mike
Another great video. I wear leather and denim vests almost daily. I’m an an independent but for me it’s like my purse more or less. My smokes phone, tools and other things 😉. I just have since I was a young teen and never stopped. I keep it clean though no patches no drawing attention when I’m out on the bike.
appreciate you
Dude... Outlaw look is dope. I wear leather and especially cuts to look cool. ;-)
#ghostin Love the content Sose! Sounds pretty accurate after speaking to some old timer bikers. Keep it coming bro. #ridesafe
Ride safe brother
I wear a vest because it’s a convenient spot to store my “piece”, my phone and wallet and it doesn’t draw suspicion because a lot of bikers wear them
It’s gets cold and I layer up with a vest less bulky than a bunch of sweaters and in the summer it offers some protection over nothing
I've always loved denim cuts but I wear leather because I live in a rainy ass country and my club always riding all year round. Always riding never hiding 🤙🏻
Salute ride safe #Gho⚡tin new episode drops today at 6pm eastern!
Thanks for that knowledge bro. Learn something new every time i watch your videos. Keep dropping gems.
Much love brother tomm youll like better lol
Hey! Just a nerd who stumbled upon your videos. Very interesting perspectives and culture. Love your videos. Well done
Lol much love
I asked a cowboy about his clothes, this is what he said; I wear these chaps because they protect my legs, I wear the vest because of all the pockets that I can reach what I want while I ride, this bandanna protects my nose and mouth from sand and what have you, this hat keeps me warm in winter and cool in summer, these sneakers are so that no one thinks I'm a truck driver. Oh yeah, I'm a new subscriber because you ain't bs'n. #ghostin. I wear a smooth leather vest for the same reason my cowboy buddy does and it adds protection if I go down.
I wear a denim cut off vest just to prevent my back from getting shredded if my bike were to go down, I may throw my blue denim vest over my black denim jacket in summer or black leathers in winter, and over my yellow leather welding jacket when heading to work
When The Rock Machine started in Canada, they just wore rings in order to be less visible. I think they are back to that in Australia because of the laws over there.
I wear my kutte to keep the wind off my chest but I also have patches that mean something to me on there as well like my two R.I.P patches for my Mom and Nana plus I have a “Fuck Cancer” rib rocker. Rock a clover for luck and cause I’m part Irish. One day I’ll find a club that I feel comfortable with to potentially join but right now I’m just going to meets, bike shows and hanging with the community. Be easy, Sose! 🤘🏻
Much respect
#GHOSTIN.... Digging the knowledge drop on your channel brother. I have each of my prospects follow your channel so they too can learn more on our culture. We are huge with the education of biker history to the youngbloods coming up. Much respect brother, keep doing what you do. I wear my cut with honor and respect for those who came before me. My cut is my uniform, part of what we wear in the club life. I never roll on 2's without it.
Appreciate you steph
I'm #ghostin but I wish I was sitting on 2s
Also thanks for the info, I'm always learning something new from your videos, much respect!
My club acually started with sweaters
Just got my t-shirt order
Yes adam