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The Military Biker

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Welcome to The Military Biker YouTube Channel. I have been a Military Man for the past 24 years and have served all over the World alongside my American, Canadian and NATO Brothers in Arms. I love to ride my 2021 Harley Davidson Street Glide Special (AKA The Scouse Glide) all across North America. You will also find my old bikes on here, Harley Davidson Sportster (AKA The Spitfire) and my Boulevard ENJOY! On the channel I have some amazing Motorcycle Road Trips, MotoVlogs, Livestreams, Outdoor Adventure Videos, and much much more. Cheers Guys and ride safe and remember, You'll Never Walk Alone! 👉🏻Patreon : https://www.patreon.com/​TheMilitaryBiker 👉🏻Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/The_Military_Biker​ 👉🏻Merch : https://the-military-biker-store.myteespring.co 👉🏻TikTok - @The_Military_Biker 👉🏻Twitter - @TheMilitaryBike 👉🏻Facebook Page - https://www.facebook.com/TheMilitaryBiker 👉🏻Music Source Epidemic Sound https://www.epidemicsound.com/referral/hz6clo #harleydavidson

Get on the bike and go.

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Get on the bike and go is dedicated to finding great rides while listening to some pumping tunes. Why should you watch, subscribe or follow me? Many reasons 1) Your at work with jack to do and all you can think about is getting out for a ride. 2) Probably should be at number 1. Your wife won't let you get a bike, there to dangerous.....I'll tell you what's dangerous.. getting in the way of me riding my bike. 3) Maybe you have a physical disability and can't ride your own but want the visual excitement. I invite any one interested in joining the Cloverdale Motorcycle Touring Club. It's easy and free. WOOHOO you just need to shoot an e-mail cmotorcycletc@outlook.com Tell me a little about yourself, your ride, and why you're interested in joining. At least once a week we would like to schedule or have suggested a road trip by members. Just a couple expectations as a member of the club. Your bike should be in good enough condition to make up to a 8hr tour. (some rides, the better ones) if a break down occurs it could mean trouble if you can't repair your bike. 2) Be respectful of members showing kindness and avoid conflicting topics or points of view. (most people myself included go for me rides to clear my head and get away from everyday stress, drama, and stupid people. 3) Keep discusions about religion, politics, or controversial topics for after the day is over. Let's make sure the people not interested or disturbed by topics like this are not forced to listen and feel left out. Finally have fun. If you get angry while driving or find it difficult to show patience during certain situations maybe the motorcycle club isn't for you. I don't think it's a club per se there are Anger Managment groups out there. So if you enjoy meeting new people you know you have at least one thing in common with, and finding the open road with a beautiful machine such as myself then drop me an e-mail cmotorcycletc@outlook.com