Chris from Soul Motorcycling welcomes his friend Kyle Fitchhorn to the Soul Motorcycling podcast. Kyle, a police motor officer from San Diego, shares his journey from starting motorcycling six years ago to achieving his dream job of riding motorcycles for law enforcement. The conversation covers various aspects of motorcycle training, safety, and skills development. Kyle discusses the importance of continuous training, the differences between motorcycle and car spacing, and the benefits of practicing slow-speed maneuvers. He emphasizes the value of training programs, strategies for avoiding accidents, and the need for motorcyclists to be both skilled and aware. Kyle's insights are drawn from his experience as both a motor officer and a trainer, focusing on enhancing rider safety and performance. The podcast also highlights upcoming motorcycling events and the camaraderie within the riding community.

Holy shit. Last weekend me, and the boys rode 1000 miles in 3 days to hit up the Born Free show in Southern California. We got the chance to talk to a lot of really cool people hear a ton of good stories, and of course, we talked about a lot of really cool motorcycles. Out of all the cool motorcycle shit I have done, this trip was one for the books. Listen up. You are gonna learn some things and be better for it. Thanks for listening.

Hey everybody, welcome to Episode 10 of The Soul Motorcycling Podcast. In this episode, I get to sit down with my good friend Chris Ludovina From Secret Kindom Tattoo.

If you have ever had the luck to hang out and talk with Chris, it didn't take you long to realize that he is one of the raddest and most authentic people you will ever meet.

He gives us a walkaround of his 74 shovelhead chopper. I am telling you , this thing is truly the definition of cool.

We also talk about how rad his six-four Impala is. And yes, it's sitting on juice.

We discuss Chris's 18-year tattooing career and his journey from a teenage punk rocker who felt at home in a tattoo shop to a dedicated professional tattoo artist.

He talks about his path to sobriety at 22, and how his embrace of motorcycling as a life-changing passion helped make him who he is today

We share experiences of finding community in subcultures, whether tattoos, motorcycles, skating, or lowriders, and how these passions provide a life-changing sense of belonging and confidence.

We also explore the influence of music on these cultures and the sense of camaraderie that comes from shared creative endeavors.

Not only is this my favorite episode so far, I genuinely think this is one of the best conversations I have ever had.

I hope you enjoy this as much as I did. Thanks for listening.