Let Out the Clutch

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This episode follows Brian Williams, known as Spike, through the experiences that shaped him: motorcycles from childhood, 23 years in the Army as a Blackhawk crew chief, long-distance riding, MC culture, and a return to wrestling. It is a personal, story-driven conversation about discipline, brotherhood, and learning how to keep moving when life changes direction.We discuss how military mechanics translate to everyday problem-solving, what the Hoka Hey Challenge is really like, and why Brian is now building a wrestling program while also running Williams Designs and Printing.

Timeline 

01:22 - Meet Brian Williams and the first connection at Indian Motorcycle

03:05 - How “Spike” became his nickname

04:38 - First bike, lawn-mowing money, and a hidden purchase

05:37 - The crash that ended the secret

06:43 - Choosing the Army over wrestling

09:48 - Why he went active duty during the Iraq and Afghanistan wars

12:09 - Military mechanics translating to motorcycles and real life

15:27 - Returning to riding around age 35

15:51 - Buying a 1999 Harley Wide Glide in Alabama

22:21 - The surprise call to do Hoka Hey on one week’s notice

23:19 - Custom bike build, rush prep, and flying to pick it up in Florida

24:43 - First Hoka Hey start line and the realities of last-minute prep

26:14 - Getting lost in North Dakota on the first turn

29:31 - Gear mistakes, too much clothing, and only one shower

32:48 - Riding 16 to 18 hours a day for his dad’s charity

33:12 - Losing his mother and father and how he processes grief

34:24 - Planning to return for Hoka Hey in 2028

36:18 - Meeting the Boost Fighters MC and later stepping away

37:44 - Returning to wrestling and helping launch a school program

39:09 - Williams Designs and Printing and the move toward family transition

41:15 - A future farm vision and why farming is harder than expected

42:15 - Favorite roads, including Route 66, Twisted Sisters, and Arkansas riding

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In this episode of 'Let Out the Clutch', host Ted interviews Mark Wright, a long-distance motorcycle rider and member of a motorcycle ministry, Priesthood Plains. They discuss Mark's journey into the motorcycle community, the importance of camaraderie among riders, and the various charitable efforts his group supports. The conversation also delves into the nuances of long-distance riding, gear preferences, and the personal growth that comes from riding. Mark shares insights on the challenges and joys of being part of a motorcycle ministry, as well as his experiences with different riding routes and events. The episode concludes with reflections on the significance of local charity work and the bonds formed through shared passions.
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In this engaging interview, Sean Lingenfelter shares the story behind the Down Bikers organization, its mission to support Oklahoma families and bikers in need, and the powerful sense of brotherhood built through the motorcycle community. Sean also opens up about how riding motorcycles and writing became a source of therapy, freedom, and strength while navigating some of the darkest moments of his life, including his wife’s battle with cancer. From charity rides and personal stories to resilience, honesty, and hope, this conversation highlights how passion, community, and purpose can help people keep moving forward through life’s toughest challenges.

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In this lively and inspiring interview, Kenzie opens up about her journey from Chicago to Oklahoma and the passions that fuel her life from music to motorcycles to building meaningful community connections. She shares how she found the now Okie State Room, transforming it into a dynamic space for live music, charity events, and motorcycle gatherings. Her story is a powerful reminder of what can happen when you follow your passions, create spaces for others, and give back along the way.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and First Impressions

02:25 The Oakey State Room: A New Venue

05:01 Community Engagement and Charity Work

07:57 Live Music and Events at the Oakey State Room

09:48 Kenzie’s Journey: From Chicago to Oklahoma

13:24 Motorcycle Passion and Ownership

15:41 Tattoos: Stories and Personal Expression

18:16 Future Plans and Community Impact

In this episode, Lieutenant Strader of the Edmond Police Department offers an inside look at motorcycle unit operations, highlighting how officers are trained, the skills required for effective riding, and the realities of working on two wheels. Drawing from personal experience, he shares practical safety tips and emphasizes the importance of responsible riding to help reduce accidents and keep the community safer.Chapters00:00 Introduction to the Motor Unit and Its Challenges03:11 Training and Qualifications for Motor Officers05:51 Public Motorcycle Training Classes09:11 Level One and Level Two Training Experiences12:09 Common Motorcycle Safety Issues and Recommendations15:13 Personal Riding Experiences and Insights18:17 The Importance of Safety Gear20:57 Rider Awareness and Preventing Accidents24:01 The Transition from BMW to Harley-Davidson27:00 Remembering CJ and His Impact on Motorcycle Training

In this engaging conversation, Mik shares his journey from a young boy influenced by his father's shop to becoming a renowned pinstriper and custom painter in the motorcycle community. He discusses the evolution of his craft, the importance of integrity in business, and the personal growth he has experienced through challenges. Mik emphasizes the significance of community and connections within the biker culture, as well as his commitment to giving back through philanthropy. As he reflects on his achievements and future aspirations, Mik's passion for artistry and life shines through.Chapters00:00 The Journey Begins: Mik's Early Influences02:43 Crafting a Passion: The Art of Pinstriping05:16 From Hobby to Profession: Building a Career in Custom Painting07:58 The Evolution of Style: Techniques and Inspirations10:35 Community and Connections: The Biker Culture13:15 Lessons Learned: Integrity in Business15:51 Personal Growth: Overcoming Challenges18:18 The Art of Collaboration: Working with Clients20:56 Legacy and Recognition: Achievements in the Industry23:38 Life Beyond Bikes: Personal Reflections26:15 Giving Back: Philanthropy and Community Service29:00 Future Aspirations: What's Next for Mik?

In this conversation, Ted and Darryl Clark discuss the world of motorcycling, focusing on the importance of safety training, the experiences of riding, and the statistics surrounding motorcycle accidents. Darryl shares his journey from a motorcycle enthusiast to a motorcycle instructor, emphasizing the value of MSF classes and the need for rider awareness. They also delve into the popular riding destination, the Tail of the Dragon, and the significance of the Oklahoma Motorcycle Safety Advisory Committee in promoting motorcycle safety. The conversation highlights the importance of gear, training, and awareness in reducing accidents and enhancing the riding experience.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Motorcycling and Teaching

03:05 The Importance of Motorcycle Safety Training

06:09 Becoming a Motorcycle Instructor

09:08 The Tail of the Dragon: A Rider's Paradise

12:13 Motorcycle Safety and Accident Prevention

18:57 Oklahoma Motorcycle Safety Advisory Committee

22:04 Trends in Motorcycle Accidents

26:13 The Role of Gear and Training in Safety

30:06 Future Riding Plans and Bucket List

In this engaging conversation, Ted and James share their experiences as motorcycle enthusiasts and veterans. They discuss their backgrounds, the friendships formed through riding, and the challenges faced after motorcycle accidents. The conversation flows through topics of motorcycle preferences, technology, favorite routes, culinary adventures on the road, and the importance of relaxation through cigars. They reflect on their riding journeys, future plans, and the camaraderie that comes with being part of the motorcycle community.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Background

02:33 Shared Experiences in the Military

05:28 Motorcycle Journey and Preferences

08:08 Accident and Recovery

10:34 Motorcycle Technology and Apps

13:29 Favorite Rides and Routes

15:57 Culinary Adventures on the Road

18:46 Personal Stories and Relationships

21:18 Future Riding Plans and Events

24:08 Cigars and Relaxation

27:00 Conclusion and Reflections

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In this conversation, Ted Leslie interviews Don Moomaw from Motive Cycle Works, discussing the history of the shop, the unique features of Moto Guzzi motorcycles, the importance of motorcycle safety training, and Don's experiences with custom builds. The discussion highlights the passion for motorcycles and the community surrounding them. Chapters00:00 The Journey of Motive Cycle Works10:41 Exploring Moto Guzzi: History and Features21:27 Motorcycle Safety and Training25:02 Custom Builds and Personal ExperiencesFB: My Biker Attorney Instagram: MyBikerAttorney MOTIV Cycle Works Oklahoma City OK Instagram: motivcycleworks @MotivcycleworksOklahomaCity ​

In this engaging conversation, Ted Leslie interviews Ronnie Jones, a legendary figure in Oklahoma's motorcycle racing scene. They discuss Ronnie's lifelong passion for motorcycles, his experiences promoting races, and his remarkable career spanning decades. The conversation also delves into the challenges faced by the motorcycle racing community, the establishment of the Back on Track charity to support injured riders, and the importance of community engagement in fundraising efforts. Ronnie shares insights into the evolution of motorcycle racing and reflects on the tight-knit nature of the motorcycle community.Chapters00:00 Introduction to Ronnie Jones: An Oklahoma Legend03:11 The Evolution of Motorcycle Racing in Oklahoma06:10 Personal Journey: From Passion to Profession12:08 The Impact of Racing on Community and Relationships15:06 Back on Track: A Charity for Injured Riders22:14 Fundraising Efforts and Community Engagement24:09 The Future of Motorcycle Racing and American CompetitorsRonnie Jones Socials: Facebook- rookiesof79Instagram- backontrack79YouTube-  @BackOnTrackCharity  X- backontackrr