Together with Hangman Dale and his girl, we made our way to Opmeer, Holland, to visit the legendary Rogues MC. The Rogues are a true old-school club, with nearly every member riding a self-built chopper.

We were honored to be welcomed by the club’s founder, Beer, at his home, where we kicked things off with a great meal and swapped stories over cold beers. The next day, Beer and his wife took us on a ride to the Zuiderzee Museum in Enkhuizen, showing us around a historic Dutch town that had been transported and completely rebuilt there.

Later, we rolled over to the Rogues’ clubhouse and spent an unforgettable evening with the brothers—another amazing dinner, plenty of beers, cigars, and even some Chinese baijiu we had brought along.

A real honor to be invited and share time with such great guys. Much respect!

For a great recap of our visit with the Rogues and the entire trip, take a look at Dale’s blog post:

https://www.dalearenson.com/bog/eurothrottle

During our road trip with Dale and his girl, our first stop was the German Hangmen in Franconia. They welcomed us into their amazing clubhouse, treated us to a delicious barbecue, and, of course, some great German beer. An awesome old-school club with stand-up guys and a proud history in the MC scene in both Germany and Denmark. Thanks, brothers!

Outlaw biker legend and bestselling author Dale Arenson of the Hangmen MC, together with his girl Kathy, joined us for an unforgettable road trip through Germany and Holland. We visited some amazing old-school clubs and shared incredible times on the road and at the parties. Truly memories of a lifetime — and such an honor to have had them with us!

I’m incredibly honored to be featured on Dale Arenson’s latest blog article, alongside the legendary Hangmen MC, as well as other big names in the chopper world like Beer from the Rogues MC in Holland and Zlatko from Sweden! Dale is the real deal – as old school as they come, an accomplished writer (if you haven’t read it yet, you have to check out his best selling book “Hangmen“!), and he’s a true friend. Being recognized by someone of his stature in the club/chopper world is a real honor.

The Hangmen MC are one of the classic clubs that have been around since the early ’60s, and they’ve earned their place as legends in the motorcycle world. Even the iconic biker artist Dave Mann saw their influence, capturing them in some of his unforgettable artwork. Just Google it – Mann’s tribute to these trailblazers is undeniable.

Much love and respect to Dale, the Hangmen MC, and all those keeping the old school spirit alive. Check out Dale’s article HERE.

EMC’s JoJo and El Bahne are hitting the road in Tunisia. That’s what it’s all about: ridin’ and brotherhood!

Brother Chris just got himself a new CJ 650 that he can ride in the Jing. Considering the fact that Harleys and legal plates are super expensive (being a biker and not being a rich sucker ain’t easy in China these days…) the CJ is not a bad choice. In fact, many of our club members started riding CJs while being based in Beijing. Well, I guess riding the new bikes will feel a little less like you’re doing a big workout…

EMC members Chris and JoJo finalized their book projects on three MCs in Asia. The book, which is not a commercial project and will solely be given to members and befriended clubs, contains interviews with members of Chosen Few MC, Philippines, Long March MC, China, and Expendables’ MC, China. We’re very proud of this work presenting the clubs’ histories and highlighting the core values of its members. Thanks again to everyone who supported this project!

On Oct 26, 2019, Chosen Few MC Philippines celebrated their 25th anniversary. Great party with many clubs and friends.

And congrats again to Chosen Few MC. 25 years of brotherhood – a real milestone and achievement!

Just found this pic from many years ago: riding home after a long night of drinking in our favorite bar in Beijing. My brain was about as clear as the pic 🙂

Soooo many fucking great memories…or rather, as the saying goes: “if you can remember, you weren’t there!”