Sorry to hear about your brother. May u find peace but as for understanding the love for riding, when u love it you live it and death is a part of life.

@@MrLionLC Doesn't mean you should take unnecessary risk!! im a rider too.

My condolences to you and yours.

@andradawn. The truth don't care about your feelings and your apparent ignorance. I am a biker for 33 years. The interview reflected exactly what is wrong with the way guys ride and drive in SLU. My best friend died riding he was reckless. Other close friends died just the same, reckless riding. You can't point to one thing that was inaccurate or misleading about the program. Hats off the Dale for this outstanding video.

Truer words haven't been spoken

Thank you sister. More actual riders need to weigh in on the lack of proper representation in this piece.

It is truly unfortunate that you would say something that is so blatantly UNTRUE and attempt to attach me to it. These words have never been spoken by me EVER! This documentary was first conceptualized by myself and Stacy from Sesame Street, the objective was a road safety documentary on Bikers in St Lucia. The original cut of this production was over one hour and 42 minutes, so several sections had to be cut out. The documentary was in no way meant to show all bikers in a bad light and if you interpreted that then perhaps you need to revisit it. Nevertheless what I filmed over a 2 year period, was a stark difference between bikers in organized clubs and people who own or ride bikes. If you and your group are doing great things, we all applaud you. This was NOT a feature on any of the bike clubs, but rather bike life in St Lucia. This documentary was meant to highlight more than the indiscipline and recklessness which riders of bikes demonstrate. It also showed the learning curve, the tuition, the brotherhood, the safety gear and the consequences of the lack thereof. As for the Andra Allen Joseph accident running into my car, I think in all fairness this entire video should be released, as it clearly shows the rider running into the back of a moving car on the left side of the road. Thank you for your feedback and as always keep watching.

@@untoldstoriesslu Poor recollection does not equate an untruth.

@@leonnicajoseph4194 footage from 17:30 - :35 also exposes an untruth

Not every accident is the rider's fault.

Sir/Madam...It is your right to be credited, however, couldn't you have reached out directly to Mr. Elliott about your concern? Did you have to do it publicly? Perhaps it was an oversight. I simple call would have cleared up your concern instead of using a public forum as your first point of contact. If your attempts to reach him failed, I could understand if you sent a message via this medium asking that he contact you directly or something, but c'mon we can do better as you claim, but better starts with us first.

@@gijoe76 at least an interview would of been nice.

@@swefty69 boy Gordon the real bikers need to come and comment on this because as far as I can see only non bikers commenting

@@andradawn yh g u eh lie

What stupid game Gaza .

@@bryo1697 and as far as I know gaza is in portmore Jamaica

@@shortmangennaman7601 oye uk what I saying because not all man that riding the same

@@bryo1697 bredda good and safe rider mostly never get into a accidents I rode a 6hundread kawi ninja for 8years until I gave up riding and I never get into a accident not saying I could've but most of these youths riders nowadays are totally ediots on a motorcycle doing wheeleee in front of police and on major freeways and when they get into a accident they want peoples to feel remorseful for them not me.

@@shortmangennaman7601 yh for true u eh lie but u have to run the bike open the value one two times .