South Carolina isn’t just beaches and tourism — it’s one of the South’s most active motorcycle club regions.

In this episode we break down the influence of the Hells Angels, the role of the Red Devils MC, the presence of the Thunderguards MC, and how Myrtle Beach Bike Week became both iconic and controversial.

We also touch on political crackdowns, noise ordinance battles, rally culture, and the shifting power dynamics of clubs across the state.

If you’ve ever ridden through South Carolina or attended Bike Week, this episode gives you the full context.

Daytona Bike Week is one of the biggest motorcycle events in the world — but it’s not your local bike night. In this episode, we break down 8 things that can get you checked fast at Daytona.

From wearing the wrong support gear and buying patches you don’t understand to filming the wrong people and not knowing when to walk away, these are the cultural mistakes that can turn a good trip into a bad night.

If you’re planning a trip to Daytona Bike Week, this episode is about moving smart, respecting the space, and understanding the environment before you get there.

Oregon has one of the deepest and most misunderstood biker histories in the country.

In this episode, we break down the real story of Oregon’s motorcycle culture — from OG clubs like the Gypsy Jokers, Brother Speed, and Free Souls, to the Mongols establishing power in Portland. We cover documented incidents, law enforcement crackdowns, internal conflicts, clashes that made national headlines, and how these clubs shaped the Pacific Northwest biker scene.

We also get into what really matters to riders: the roads that define Oregon, the rallies that still mean something, and why riding out here is about distance, weather, discipline, and respect — not hype.

This isn’t tourist talk or surface-level lore. This is history, culture, and the reality of riding and club life in Oregon.

If you ride Oregon, this one hits home.