Bike Lyfe Magazine Issue 7

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Welcome to Bike Lyfe Magazine. I am excited for you to look into people's world who love to ride and love the motorcycle world and set. This magazine is a great place to advertise your business, product, women riders, men riders, articles, pictures, and Mc set events. They all have their own unique stories to tell.

Tiffany (T Huzzl) McHenry

CASH Q: Name of the Mc club you are in?

A: My club is undisputed. I'm originally from LA, the mother chapter, but I recently moved to Houston and transferred to the Houston chapter.

Q: What kind of motorcycle do you ride?

A: 2017 Road Glide Q: What's the furthest distance you rode on motorcycle?

A: To Houston Q: Is it easy to balance set and home life?

A: It's not easy.

Q: How has your Mc club impacted your life?

A: It has impacted my life for the better. It saved me from death and going to jail.

Q: If you could change three things about the MC community, what would it be and why?

A: I would change some of the messiness that goes on. I would kick out all the niggas with no motorcycles. I want to see people put some miles to have the vest on.

Q: Is there any advice you would give someone who wants to join a MC club?

A: I advise you not to let the bike set change you. People do a lot of clout on the bike set, and it's unnecessary.

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MOONIE

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Q: Where are you from?

A: Thomson, GA, resides in Atlanta

MOONIE

Q: What club are you in? If you are in one.

A: I am not a part of a club.

Q: What kind of motorcycle do you ride?

A: I have a 16 Road Glide Special and a 22 Road Glide Special.

Q: When did you first begin riding motorcycles?

A: I have been riding since I was ten years old.

Q: What was your longestdistance ride on a motorcycle?

A: Atlanta to Florida when I switched over to Harley's in 2016.

Q: Do you have any advice for someone wanting to ride a motorcycle?

A: Yes, if you want to do something, do it. Get training to make you aware and enjoy the journey it takes you on.

Q: How long has the club been established?

A: Established in 2007.

Q: What has been the best experience on the set?

A: The best thing that's happened is the expansion of numerous chapters; we'd never thought it would take off like this.

Q: What has been your worst experience on the set?

A: The worst experience is losing someone from the organization, and I really can't explain it, but those members who've transitioned loved the brand.

Q: What would it be if you could change anything about the set?

A: We need to stop all the hate and bashing because whether you are a part of it, you left or got kicked out— no need to take it to social media. Just close the chapter in your life and remember all the good things.

KINGZ OF THE SOUTH

Q: What is one thing in 2024 you will change about Kingz of the South Atlanta.

A: 2024, more unity. We as a people have to do better.

Conversation rules the nation. Lead by example, and like I was saying. Don't be great by yourself.

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DOPEGIRL_NAE

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DOPEGIRL_NAE

SHENA GADSON Q: How did you get interested in riding motorcycles?

A: I've always been in love with motorcycles. I was inspired to ride at a young age by watching other female riders.

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Q: What's been your worst experience riding?

A: I have not encountered a "worst experience" while riding my bike.

Q: What kind of motorcycles do you ride?

A: I own a custom Harley Davidson Road King that Shannon Davidson built.

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DOPEGIRL_NAE Q: If you could change anything about the world of motorcycling, what would it be?

A: Everyone is respected regardless of gender if they have a stock or custom bike, wheel size, club, or group they're in!

Q: Are you in a club?

A: No, I'm an independent rider but a member of The Pandemic Crew.

Q: What got you into big wheels?

A: I just wanted to do something different to my bike. I love the look of a big wheelbagger.

Q: Is it comfortable riding a big wheel?

A: You have to learn some changes once your bike is modified. If your motorcycle is modified correctly for your desired wheel size, the ride will be different but easy to handle.

Q: Do you think women get the respect they deserve in the MC world?

A: That's a tricky question to answer because we are out here demanding respect. We are not only building our motorcycles to our liking. There are women out here who are pounders.

Q: What advice would you give someone trying to get into the MC world?

A: My number 1 rule is never to change, blend in, or lose who you are as a woman/man in this culture. Riding a motorcycle is adventurous but can be very dangerous. Start with a basic motorcycle training class. It's essential to dress for the fall rather than the ride.

Also, do not assume people see you; always check your motorcycle before going on a ride.

DJ TURN UP

November 2023

OAKLAND WARRIORS MC PRESIDENT

TURNUP

NAME: TURNUP AKA DJ TURNUP Q: NAME OF MC CLUB YOUR IN? A: Oakland Warriors Mc Q: What kind of motorcycle do you ride?

A: I have multiple bikes. Road Glide, Street Glide, Roadking, and other custom bikes.

Q: What is the furthest you have rode on your motorcycle?

A: I have ridden to Arizona and Texas.

Q: Is it easy to balance set and home life?

A: Both are very demanding, but I love both, so I do my best to make time for what I love.

Q: What inspired you to Emmecing?

A: I’ve always had the gift of speaking, which quickly translated into being able to move people on the mic. I’ve been doing it for 21 years, and 8 of those are on the set. It was also natural for me to become a DJ. It just goes hand in hand, and I enjoy doing that. It has brought joy to people on and off the set for the last eight years.

Q: How has your club impacted your life?

A: It has taught me to be patient and persistent, and it also challenged me to not think of just myself but my whole club.

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Q: If you could change three things about the Mc community, what would it be and why?

A: There needs to be more knowledge shared or trickled down, if you will.

A: There needs to be more support; some still need to catch up on the real reason why the set exists: to ride and give back to the community.

A: Respect. There is only a little of it.

Q: Is there any advice you would give someone who wants to join an MC club?

A: Do your homework on the club you are interested in. Ensure the club's beliefs, morals, and values align with yours. Take advantage of the prospect period. This is where you learn and grow, and remember, every club has issues, but if it's a proper fit, you can always figure it out. I came to the set looking for a brotherhood. I lost both of my brothers, and I wanted to extend my family.

JERMAINE AKA YA HEARD ME

RAREBREED

SAN DIEGO MC CHAPTER

written by: Tiffany McHenry

Q: What kind of motorcycle do you ride?

A: 2021 Road Glide Q: What is the furthest you have rode on your motorcycle?

A: I have ridden across the country a few times and in between?

Q: Is it easy to balance set and home life?

A: It is somewhat difficult because you miss out on a lot in your personal life by doing this motorcycling, but I do my best. Plus, my family understands and supports me 100 percent.

Q: How has your club impacted your life?

A: Rare Breed has put the fun back in motorcycling for me. At one point, I was about to let it go, but after having a conversation with a good friend, it sparked something in me, and here I am. I'll have to say Rare Breed has made me more social because I didn’t care to interact with people who weren't apart of my circle.

Q: If you could change three things about the Mc community, what would it be and why?

A: The first thing is to be on your motorcycle! Lol. It's called the Mc set for a reason.

To bring everyone together and fellowship no matter what club you are from. It’s too much negativity on the set.

Especially the black set. From outlaws to solo riders.

I would want to see the basics brought back. As my brother's kinfolk would say, I was leading from the front. Ensure that everyone has a sense of protocol, history, and etiquette.

Q: Is there any advice you would give someone who wants to join an MC club?

A: I advise someone who wants to join a club to take your time. Take your time putting them rags on. If you do it, do it for the right reasons and be willing to work to earn them. Ya Heard me.

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AUGUST 2023

G-KUE Q: How did you get interested in riding motorcycles?

A: I've always liked motorcycles in general. My friends and I would ride around the city on 20 inches and go on adventures. And when I got older, I always told myself I'd buy myself a motorcycle.

Q: What kind of motorcycle do you ride?

A: I ride a 2016 Road Glide named Bessie, and a 2011 Road King named Bertha.

Q: What's been your worst experience riding?

A: I can't say I've had the worst experience while riding a motorcycle, but I wouldn't say I like the rainstorms, even though I always get caught in them.

They can wear you down mentally and physically, which would be the worst thing for me.

Q: If you could change anything about the world of motorcycling, what would it be?

A: I would change the drama and negativity. Today, some people continue to believe motorcycles are a way for many to unite, bringing many people to bond. However, there are a lot of people who insist on making things uncomfortable or making a situation miserable for others.

Q: Are you in a club?

A: Rare Breeds MC Q: How has your club impacted your life?

A: My club life has impacted me in many different ways. I've met so many other people through riding with the club, and also it's allowed me to push the boundaries of what I was capable of.

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Q: How did you get into becoming a YouTube influencer?

A: I got into it to show people what's out there on many people in my area. I started with tips and tricks and then expanded into offering the different rallies and events that were going on outside of my local area, and it just grew from there.

Q: What advice would you give someone trying to get into this MC world?

A: One is to take your time to find a club to join. It's okay to hang around with different people and different clubs. Find something that fits you and your riding style. You don't have to join the biggest or the most popular club. Find what suits you and get with some people you vibe with, then decide if that's the club for you.

ARTIE WILLIAMS

2007 HARLEY ROAD KING

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Q: Name A: Artie Williams Q: Are you in a Mc Club?

A: No, I am not in a club.

Q: What kind of motorcycle do you ride?

A: 2007 Harley Road King Q: What got you into motorcycles?

A: Watching my brother-in-law growing up riding a stretched-out Suzuki GS1100E. Then I went to my first Halfway run, seeing the East Bay Dragons on Hogs suited with their cowboy boots. I am an old soul. I have always been older than my age.

Q: What was your longest distance on a motorcycle?

A: My first long ride was to Laughlin, Nevada, in 2010. I loved the freedom and scenery of the open road. I loved riding through the desert and seeing the snow-covered hills.

Q: What would it be if you could change anything about the motorcycle world?

A: Let's make it fun again. Get on the road and travel and put miles on these motorcycles.

Q: What advice do you have for someone wanting to ride a motorcycle?

A: You must love riding and getting on the open road. Don't be afraid if you want a bike, get one. I couldn't imagine not having a motorcycle.

THE TRUTH

Q: WHAT KIND OF MOTORCYCLE DO YOU RIDE? A: 2022 ROAD KING SPECIAL.

Q: WHAT IS YOUR NAME? A: Katie Jones, but I go by (The Truth) Q: How did you get the name The Truth?

A: I got the name “Truth” in high school. I played basketball, and in the 9th grade, I made the varsity team. I was dominating, and a family friend who always supported me called me “ The Truth,” and it stuck with me forever.

Q: How did you get interested in riding motorcycles?

A: I’ve always wanted to ride but started taking it more seriously when my little brother died. As I focused on riding and educating myself in the motorcycle world, it was an escape for me and kept my mind off the things I was dealing with.

Q: What’s been your worst experience riding a motorcycle?

A: My worst experience riding was falling when I first learned to ride. I was trying to do a u-turn instead of trying to avoid a parked car in front of me, and I gave my bike too much gas, and it threw me off.

“THE TRUTH” Q: Are you in a motorcycle club?

A: No, I am not.

Q: What inspired you to want the custom paint you have?

A: I’ve always been a fan of the Medusa story. Medusa is an iconic femme fatale in modern culture, embodying beauty and danger in one mythical creature. I love it because she is a monster. She symbolizes survival, strength, and overcoming destruction.

Q: Do you think women get the respect they deserve in the Mc community?

A: I was always told that respect is not earned but given. Just because you are a woman who rides doesn’t mean you should automatically be respected. Ambitious women who work hard for what they want and keep an excellent image earn the respect they look for.

Q: What advice would you give someone trying to get into this Mc world?

A: I would advise anyone trying to get into the motorcycle world to "have your purpose," make decisions that are right for you, and don't let anyone tell you that you need to be from a club to succeed in your riding journey.

Q: If you could change anything about the world of motorcycling, what would it be?

A: I would change the politics.

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