Mel Chancey

No, I don't.

I gave it all up, everything.

I haven't been on a bike since 04, since the indictment was 04.

I came home in 08.

I haven't been on.

For me, that reason, as I say, is I can't dip my toe in the pool.

It's like a recovering alcoholic, a recovering drug addict or whatever.

that was my addiction.

The women, the strip clubs, the violence, the motorcycles, you know?

And I know a lot of guys that left the club and they still ride and it's, you know, maybe it's weird in my screwed up mind, but I just left all of that behind and I just don't, you know, have that vision of one day maybe I got on a bike and all of a sudden I'm like, oh man, I remember that feeling.

And then I'm in a strip club and then I'm losing the marriage and losing my partners and

I don't ride, so I don't know the new motorcycles, but my favorite old school bike that I had, I had the FXRs back in the day.

them were our run bikes, right?

When we were going, you know, cross country and the, you know, out of state and different runs, you know, we had the FXRs, but I had an old school shovel head with ape hangers and a suicide shift on it, hard tail, just a, you know, just an old school one.

And that was my favorite bar to bar bike, because you could imagine that 300 pounds with the Hell's Angel patch on and me rolling down the road, it was probably a sight to see, right?

I would imagine.

Yeah, so that was my, you know, my around the hood bike that I loved so much, you know, and I still have all the pictures of them and stuff, but the new bikes, I don't know.

So I'm going to go back to the old school bike I would be on.

Thank you.

Some gummy bears.