Absolutely!

Origins of biker culture? What are you talking about? Neither the origin of bikers nor their culture is from drag racing. 🤷🏻‍♂️ It goes back to veterans of the war missing their brothers and wanting the sense of brotherhood and comraderie. It has NOTHING AT ALL to do with drag racing. Zero. Zip. Zilch. Nada. Nothing.

@@J__C__ talking just racing SMH , I never said drag racing .

J C thats what the so Called 1%er off bikers did......

@@JeeeeeZ289 1% was nothing more then a propaganda move against those racers who didn't want to be part of the monopolize agenda by AMA so what better then to create an image of a rebellious behavior. The 1% outlaws came about the mid 40s 👍

@@kcrodriguez980 doesn't matter. Biker origins aren't from racing, either. 1% started from that quote from the AMA that "only 1% of bikers were the outlaws, criminals, etc..." Biker culture was already established at that point and had nothing to do with racing. Racing is only connected because they were at, a race when they fight started and afterwards, the American Motorcycle Association said that 99% of bikers were law abiding citizens. That's it. Racing isn't the origin of biker culture or anything else. It was only related because they were at a race when shit got out of hand. That, event didn't establish biker culture. It had been established long before that. What it did establish was the origin of the term 1%er and that didn't reference racing or racers, either. It referenced criminals and outlaws.

Quest 2 Wells thanks bud! Where are you watching from again? You watch it all!

Trikki Nikki settle it!at the drags!

Trikki Nikki The sport of racing is ALL about sportsmanship. I see a TEAM EFFORT AND ALWAYS EVERY RACER AND TEAM CONSISTENTLY IS LOOKING TO MAKE IMPROVEMENTS EVERY EVENT IS ALWAYS A WEEKEND TO MAKE HUGE ADVANCEMENTS THE SPORT HAS GROWN AND CONTINUES TOO EVERY YEAR.Motor cycles, BUILDING UP FAST CARS /Drag Racing ,(ALL OVER THE COUNTRY IN THE SOUTH )TO ALL OVER THE ENTIRE NATION,has always been huge for me and my family. ITS a honor that I have been Racing and learning from THE BEST OFTHE BEST ON THE STRAIGHT TRACKS. THE RACERS BEFORE MY TIME TRULY ARE LEGENDS ALWAYS LOOKED UP TO ALL OF THE RACERS THAT STARTED WAY BEFORE I EVER GOT TO A RACETRACK BACK IN THE 90s.they All was ,is now and always will be true inspirations to me. It is hard work for sure but worth it gave me XTREME AMBITION since before I was ten years old. I was on my way on two wheels down a Drag strip. Which is truly a GOD given gift in my opinion. literally no older than the age of 3 years old If a racetrack was having a race I was there. My Dad mama and grandfather and my DADS biggest fan my granny. Anytime she is in the grandstands she is cheering us all on. No doubt granny our family’s biggest true fan at the racetrack. My granny. is all about watching us get win lights just loves seeing us make it to that winner circle celebration.Safety is.always 1st and safety equipment,and it’s Amazing how at NHRA or even IHRA tracks bring racers from all over ALWAYS AMAZING TEAM WORK AND OF ALL THE AMAZING SPORTS IVE BEEN BLESSED TO BE A PART OF RACING LIKE THESE STRAIGHT THROUGH 1/8 mile or quarter mile races so more than proud of my DAD and even when I’m not there I’m smiling still watching cause of the awesome professional coverage like cycle drag and many more. Great folks great organizations Amazing built machine and awesome tuners and loyal respectful teams.

@@youngspooky3pressurejr672 That's an awesome story thanks for sharing it with me. Personally I'm trying to learn (and eventually compete) road racing, but I do appreciate all 2 wheeled sports. I started riding late (at the young age of 31) and I have so much ground to make up, but coming from a background of suffering with PTSD from rape and sexual assault incidents in 2011 and a subsequent heroin addiction tryinig to cope, it's beautiful that now I have a passion to pour my heart and soul into instead of pouring heroin into my veins. Thanks for sharing. It's an art of continual self improvement, if more people applied competitive racing principles to all facets of life the world would be a better place.

Absolutely!!

Kendall Mastre disgusting

Agreed!!

You think that bike got there alone ?

Absolutely not. My comment was about this race. Nothing was mentioned about him building it alone.

Michael Wittler there one per centers there outlaws if they show up as a pit crew pictures taken assume the position all that drama that’s my opinion🕶

@@JD97711 YE I DO LOL HAHA OMG

@@sydneyduck9226 OH, your'e talking about the SOS rider..... yeah, OK. (P.S. I'm in Texas.)

jimmie evans I appreciate it bud! Please send some friends this way too! Where are you from!

@@cycledrag from the great state of Arkansas home of the bikes blues and BBQ s o yeah !

The bikes, parts and crew paid for with meth... Meanwhile the bikes run Nitro Meth. Real Men don't use or traffic in Meth.

william lewis thanks man! Will you come to any races?

Would love to! Just up 75 about 135 miles from Valdosta, but I gotta have someone bring me. Hopefully I can.

true just like front of tv popcorn and ice all over my lap

Bill Berger I appreciate it! Please send some friends this way too!

Kim Windsor I love the two strokes. What year was yours?

i owned a rd 400 yamaha, loved it,! peace uk biker.

Kim Windsor where do you live?

Henry Blomqvist I’m glad you like it, where are you from?

The home of Ghostrider!

It'd be better still if he just STFU - talks too much and that detracts from the racing.....

Dennis Schell where are you watching from

Redding, CA

Kim Windsor sweet! Do you ride?

Its pdra not nhra dumbass

Young spooky 3 Pressure jr I’m glad you like it! Where are you watching from.

Popie thanks for the feedback. Where are you from?

@@cycledrag I'm on the East side of Nebraska. Fortunately located within an hours drive of two tracks. And within 3 hours of 5 more. I run at NHRA, IHRA, and Outlaw tracks. 1/8 and 1/4 all good! Gixxer on the 1/8. Busa on the 1/4.