1%er OG Mooch is it common to Club hop?

Cinemills TV sits down with OG Mooch, one of the most solid individuals you’ll ever meet. Having overcome suicide, multiple attempts on his life by rival biker clubs, and a major neck injury, Mooch used his own inner strength to carve out a path where there seemed to be none. He shares his story of growing up in the Pacific Northwest, the punk rock scene in Oregon, and his time forming a punk band while being part of the Skinheads Against Racism (SHARP) movement. From riding Vespas to Harleys, Mooch eventually joined the now 1%er MC, the VAGOS, before later patching over to the MONGOLS M.C.

After retiring from the MONGOLS M.C., Mooch, still passionate about the things he loved in the 1%er scene but without the politics, created Lift Train & Ride (LTR)—a biker club for like-minded individuals who love to ride Harleys, work out, and train Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. Through LTR, Mooch and his brothers hold each other accountable while still enjoying the same fun and camaraderie typical of M.C. clubs. Recently, Mooch authored an autobiography that’s been picked up by a publisher and is set for release soon. He was also featured in the "Daisy Fresh Jiu-Jitsu" documentary available on YouTube.

Happily married, Mooch and his wife, Ashley, reside in southern Illinois, where Mooch works as a social worker, helping individuals overcome addiction and relationship struggles. The Cinemills Team would like to thank Mooch and his amazing wife for making the trip to Cinemills TV's studio, sharing their experiences with the Cinemills Family, and always being a Brother to turn to for life advice.

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