Silent Skulls Lone Bikers
International Motorcycle Club
Founded in 1965

  

 

 

 

 

I have been riding for 42 years-- alone.
I have learned well who I am, and where I belong.
I never realized what I was --until now --
I am truly a Silent Skull Lone Biker.

 

 

To all my SSLB brothers and sisters, I have been a member of SSLB for about six years and I haven't had a chance to meet or ride with any from SSLB. I did get the chance however  to meet briefly some of my SSLB brothers in Sydney and Melbourne, Australia. And I look forward to the chance to meet with some of my brothers in the Northwest.

SSLB EDDIE in OR, USA.
 

I tasted indescribable pleasure and pride, that at us at last all has turned out, that all is made correctly and that I am awarded abuse to enter your club, especially as its first representative in our huge country - Russia! I shall not bring your club and with pride I shall carry its colors!!!

SSLB Andrew in St-Petersburg, Russia
 

I will just tell you that I have received the Patch and all other stuff today. I'm very grateful for admit to membership, I will contribute with pics when I have made some. Many thanks for all!
sslb Wolfman in NORWAY.

 

I have been flying our Colors all over the west side of Oregon and having a blast. Everywhere I have gone I have been warmly welcomed and asked all about our Club. The chats I have had with the Biker world have all been positive. It is so cool to be in our Club. 

\The weather is finally getting hot and all the motorcycles are coming out and blasting down the highway. And, I am right in the thick of them, riding on my own, a Silent Skull Lone Biker, big, fat, happy and blasting the countryside showing our Colors and our style.

SSLBFFSSLB !!!

SSLB Deacon in OR, USA   

 

 

I received my membership kit the other day and now have my patches put on my vest.  Could not be a prouder person.  Will be flying the colors with honor and cursing the roads alone.  Loving every last moment of it.  See you out there. Silent Skulls Lone Bikers for ever!!!!

SSLB Gypsy in USA

 

I just had my Patch sewed on the back of my new vest. I picked it up yesterday put it over my black leather motorcycle jacket and walked back across the street in Oregon city.  I was standing by my Harley Chopper getting all my head gear on when a guy in a green large SUV  pulled up beside me and stopped. I looked at him and he started to yell and shout, -Silent Skulls Lone Bikers- he did this several times.I finally figured out what he was doing, he was one of US !!!!!!!
Can you believe that!!  Not even two minutes out of the gate and we have another Brother SSLB there !!!!!I was wearing a big smile all the way home. Froze my butt off and didn’t care !!!!!
SSLB Deacon in OR, USA.

 

Just to say thanks,I got my membership kit to say I am impressed is an under statement. A lot quicker  than I thought to. Not the best biking weather here in the UK but by the time my badges are on, it will be. You guys ride safe and I will be in touch again soon.

jsslb aybee in England

 

Wishing you all the best riding in 2008!

Happy New Year!

sslb Glider in Canada

 

Thank you for the membership kit. Everything went as clockwork. They called me on the same number as I gave you and I picked it up yesterday. It is an honor to be a member. I look forward to many long rides wearing the club's colors.

See you on Route 66. Ride Hard! Ride Free! 

SSLB Hook in Norway

 

2001 FXDWG2 stk# 05305, limited production bike, chrome front-end, custom wheels, not crashed, clean title, runs and rides great, 7,200 miles, hard-to-find Dyna..... first $15,900 takes it home. Visit the site listed below http://www.tofteauto.com 
 

Greetings Bro's,

I received my membership kit today. AWSOME!  Many thanks!  I had already put them up and proudly flying in UK.

Total respects, sslb Spyda in England.

It feels so great to belong to SSLBs. I will be proud to wear the colors. Just now we have much of snow here in Finland and I`m eagerly waiting for the new riding season.
Best regards..sslb Paappa in Finland.
 

Merry Christmas and a happy New Year to you and everyone there. Your efforts are appreciated.   Hope to see you on the cross roads, till then ride free and watch out for the cages.
sslb Rick in Ontario, Canada.
 

Hello Skull brothers.

A happy new bike year to all skull brothers. I am still on the road... still a Silent Skull...
sslb BULL from Belgium.

 

I've just got out of the hospital in about 3 months. It would be nice to get a card or may be a visitor.

 

 

I broke almost every bone left side, a few right side and left side of face broken mostly, L eye out of socket/orbit. I was pronounced DOA in the hospital, given last rights by a priest, then the nurse checked the pulse again and rushed me to OR. After 4 surgeries, I lost count of pins and screws... 11 months of hospitalization,...blah blah... rest is history.
OH WELL SHIT HAPPENS!
sslb Rocky in IN, USA.

 

 

I hope everyone is doing great to my SSLB family. I just put on 1,200 miles in 5 days, I left West Virginia and went to Tennessee and then up through Kentucky and into Ohio. I had no problem at all with anyone...except for riding through Kentucky, but that's just the way the people were in Kentucky. It has been a great summer for riding, and I'm planning already for my next trip...as to where who knows. It's great to be out there alone...leave ...and go whenever I want to. It is also nice to be asked about the club as well...it gives the outsiders so to speak an education about who we are as SSLBs. I sent a few picture that you might be able to use. "Let your actions be loud and your words be few" 
sslb Nomad in WV, USA

 

I did receive my Freeway Membership Kit. Let me tell ya I am very proud to join my brothers in a ride alone! This is " THE " best feeling in the world to know that I am a part of something amazing Like SSLBs, and yet not have to feel like I have to do anything but the thing I already do Ride Free.  RIDE ALONE, RIDE TIL YOU BONE!!! YES, I would like to be on the members' listings as a matter of fact my child hood friend was so attempted after talked with him about the SSLB's. I have invited him to join SSLBs! Thank You guys for everything  again. RIDE FREE BROTHERS AND SISTERS~~> 
SSLB BIKER BUBBA in LA, USA.

 

A big HELLO from sslb Polock in WI: "Just wondering if any Skull brothers are going to Sturgis this year. I will be starting to pack soon so If any bors want to hook up, please email me polock3888@yahoo.com, so if anybody is close to Wisconsin, give me a shout.
sslb POLOCK in WI, USA.

 

A big hello form sslb Fox from Belgium Europe.  I had some contact with other Belgian Skulls and we're trying to have a get-together. It would be nice to see other Skulls.  Maybe you can add this call to your site and hand my drifter_fox@hotmail.com  over to the other Belgian and Dutch members.  If they want to participate they can always contact me.

Thanks and biker greets,

sslb Gert "Fox" Devos in Belgium

 

Silent Skulls believe a club meeting is sharing a lane of asphalt with another Lone Bikers even when the ride takes them to different places.  The lone Bikers seem to riding alone but knowing they share the cross roads with their fellow bikers.  The “Silent” is broken when two bikers meet and share thoughts about riding, bikes and upcoming trips.
SSLB “Bloodline” in MS, USA.
 

I just received my freeway kit last week, I was impressed with the quality of it all. It feels good to be a Silent Skull. Good to know there other bikers out there doing the same and feeling the same. I get a lot of questions when I wear my colors, sometimes I answer them. I also tell them to check out the web site. I will see you Skull brothers/sisters on the roads. Until our paths across, I'll be looking for the patch. It is good to know we're out there together.
SSLB Herb in PA, USA.
 

I don't know if any other SSLBs keep hearing (" Silent Skulls", oh that is just an internet biker club"). When I go anywhere in my SSLB tee shirt or colors that is what I hear. Some bikers just don't know or understand what being a SSLB is all about. But they have heard of us though. They don't realize that we are a real club that wants to remain out of the lime light. They don't get that it is better to lead yourself and ride when, how, where and with whom you want.

I don't try to explain it to them because they are not what a Silent Skull needs to be. I just say ok and go on about my own way knowing that I made the right call for myself by becoming a Silent Skull Lone Biker and wear my colors with pride. There are other Skulls in my area that I know and see when we want to not because we have to.

Silent Skull Lone Biker Skuzz in IN, USA

 

I came to the conclusion that strict rules are nothing for me. I'm a LONE BIKER IN HEART AND SOUL.....that is one thing for sure.
sslb Bull in Holland

 

 I pledge allegiance to the Silent Skulls of the world , and to its philosophy for which it stands , Silence And Lone on this earth. A brotherhood united , yet NOT in the usual sense. One earth , two wheels, one patch and one brotherhood , with freedom and anonymity for us ALL .
RIDE TILL YOU BONE!                                                                
SSLB ROBERT in OH, USA

 

Hey bros, I got my Freeway stuff few days ago, it was cool and all seemed to like the look. I rode to state-line NEVADA wearing my SKULL T -SHIRT, and a brother SKULL came up introduced himself as a brother SKULL. He told me he was from FRISCO' that was cool. I had a lot of good comments about SSLBs and everyone thought it was cool. Any way I'm gonna go to the Laughlin run this year and hope to see some brothers.

SSLB NOHAIR in CA, USA

 

To all Skull families:

Changing Gears, stepping in another Biking Year,

Still proud, still A Lone Biker,

Anoymous brotherhood For Ever,

A very happy holiday to all Skull families.

A great 2005 biking season.......

A lot off Free time....

and a save ride Home,

FSSF/sslb Danny in Belgium

 

I did receive the membership kit today, thank you for the warm welcome in a like minded Lone Biker family. A club philosophy based on written down words straight from the heart and the result of true camaraderie from nomadic lone biker buddies, no obligations, no chains attached and always that good feeling when we cross on the roads. I wish all Skull families the very best for this new year.  

The hat is in  never seen quality !!!! Ride free!
sslb Danny

 

Hello SSLB Richard and all the Skulls, 
You are so right that we all assume the risk and there will unfortunately be other skulls that have accidents. Be they greater or lesser accidents than mine, being Skulls we are part of a worldwide brotherhood that understands the danger. I have received a lot of email and encouragement from Skull bikers around the world and want to thank each and every one of you. I can tell you it really helps the healing process. Thanks Again! 
SSLB Larry

Hello SSLB Larry,
We are sorry to hear about your horrible accident, and we are glad you are still with us. Thank God! It seemed like a night in hell, that is the down side of motorcycles that all of us bikers fear the most. Probably all of us vividly remember the close calls and thanking God it wasn't our time. Unfortunately, with all of us bikers on the road more and more it is going to be time for one of us more often than not. We wish you quick recovery  and prayers from all us Skulls. Most importantly, having this conversation is the best outcome instead of not. I had been there and it was difficult to get back in the saddle for years. It seems the worst happens to us on motorcycles because that is the dangerous risk of riding an open machine with so little protection yet we accept that and still take that risk for the freedom motorcycles brings us. Unfortunately as bikers take to the road in greater numbers, your situation is going to happen to us more often than we want. Brother, don't feel alone one of us is right behind you whether we like it or not, that is the curse of motorcycles.
sslb Richard in CA, USA

All bros/sisters,
I don't mail you guys often but when I do I always look forward to the reply. I've been with the skulls for about 9 months or so now and it is truly an honor to belong to such a unique group of bikers. Whenever I can I wear my colors, even when I'm not riding. 2003 is almost done and 2004 is almost upon us.  At this otherwise happy time of year I reflect upon the misfortunes of bro Grizzly and think of him often. If we have nothing else we have each other, and in our anonymity we are secured in the knowledge that others who care are out there somewhere.  That we may never meet is not important, given that we are by definition Lone Bikers.
So I send you greetings from the other side of the big pond, from a small island where we are but few among the many.  Best wishes to all bros and sisters for 2004.  May their roads be smooth and generously curved.  May their riding be free of hassle.
Respect, sslb Collector in UK

This e-mail goes out to all my brothers,sisters and there familhas been hit with four major hurricanes in a time of only six weeks the last two in a time frame of  two weeks apart. I hope everyone and there families are OK and safe.
sslb Jimmy POOH BEAR in Fl, USA

I received my items about 4 weeks ago.  I got everything sewed on. and hit the road just about everyday wearing my patch.   I get a lot of vehicles honking and waving at me as I cruised down the highways.  It feels great being a member of SSLBs.  I will do my best to be a good member of SSLBs.   I've been riding for about 38 of my 54 yrs being here.   I enjoy the freedom of the  open highways and the back roads. I just ride and feel great inside of myself.  wearing this patch makes me feel even better now.  Eenjoy the freedom and ride safe my fellow brothers and sisters. 
SSLB Tonto, in AZ., USA

Hey Bros,
I've been riding for a little more than two years now as a Silent Skull. I wear my colors everywhere I go and I'm damn proud to do so!! Been to Atlantic City, NJ and down to Florida, Wis, Iowa  and so on, and have not had any issue with our colors. I live in an area where there are the Outlaws and the Hells Angels/Nomads, and I still no problem so far. I do try and respect their areas as much as possible. I have no problems with the police either. All take care and ride free, but ride safe... Hey you must check out Beer.com
SSLB Drifter

Just writing to see how  I would get something on the board about Sturgis. It's about that time again to get ready for the big trip. 

Just wondering if any of the bro are going to Sturgis? So if anybody would like to meet up check my e-mail and give me a shout or all see you there, ride smart and safe .
sslb Polock in WI, USA

My Indian  had cut out on me  and trying to find a solution   do  any of the bros  have an  Indian Chief  with a  S&S Motor  if so   maybe  they would be willing to help   My headlights  had been  a tad bit brighter  that normal  so  I am  thinking it could be an electrical problem. But considering this is my first  motorcycle.   Hey  I am just a lady  trying to figure it out, considering it did not come with MOM .  Could  this be an ignition  or  electrical problem.  I checked the power and  it does  have power from the  electric start  button. Had to push start and pop the clutch  to get him Chief 'Male' home . Any advice would be deeply appreciated.  

sslb BOBCAT

Hi Bros.,
It's been a while since I wrote y'all, I've been recovering with some bumps and bruises, the Yamaha I had met with a tragic ending thanks to a cage that turned left. so after a week in the hospital, and some time at home.  I'M BACK IN THE WIND. Thanks to my wife Tammy (boo-boo) for helping me get out of her hair and back in the wind!!!!!!
sslb James (pooh bear)

I got the membership package, must say it was kick ass proud to be a SSLB. The patch will bring others, take it easy and ride it like you borrowed it.
sslb jimmy

The weather here South Africa is absolutely perfect for riding. Our summer normally starts in December and lasts until May, with the odd wet days in between. We have been suffering a semi-drought which is bad for farmers but good for bikers. We have our own Route 66 here called, Route 62. http://www.route62.co.za for those who are interested. Keep your knees to the breeze and the shiny side up. 
SSLB Lightbulb in Africa

The website background and titles look damn good. Makes everything stand out more and "grab-ya" like. Good job man, keep up the great work.
SSLB Buzz

Got my rag shop shit in the mail today. Great stuff, great service. I will always be proud to fly my colors. I always will.
sslb jimmy zero

Thanks a lot for your response, I actually received the package a few days ago.  I am honored to be part of the skull family, and will responsibly uphold the tradition of the silent skull.  Thanks alot, I don't think I'll ever go out without my patch!
SSLB Aaron

I like the new website background.
SSLB Highway

My package arrived today and I really like it. I enjoy doing' stuff on my pc (when I'm not riding) and I remember something about the club asking if I would be willing to submit stories or do some other things. I'll like to help if I can, what could I do to help out? How could I talk to some other members? I think I'm gonna put the stickers on my helmet and bike and go for a ride......Vroom, vroom, in the cyberwind.....SSLB Don

Yes I've got the patches etc, great quality.  The web site pictures  do not do them justice. They  took 4 hours to sew on me denim, glad I didn't put them on me leather. The big questions answer, GOOD , nothings changed! I will be ordering from the Rag Shop soon. I've made my " CHOICE  ". I got to go, my wheels are calling. RIDE FREE!

SSLB KEV (RODENT)

Hello Silent Skulls, normally I am not in a hurry for my members packet stuff but I'm having a small harassment problem from my ass hole digger supervisor at work and I  would like him to get the message to Fu....off! I think showing up at work wearing the "Club shit" soon would help things, if ya know what I mean! So hurry! Please! Thanks! Take it easy and if you can't take it easy, take it anyway you can!

I like our club attitude that everyone who rides has a share of the road. I am a Harley man and I don't spit on anyone who rides whatever bike they like or can afford. All us bikers ride as distinctive individuals and we should give each other proper respect for all being one of a kind biker. For us Silent Skulls Lone Bikers, we don't look for and don't expect recognition or the cool comments that so many other bikers thrive on because we are lone bikers and we know that is as cool at it gets.

Just want to let you know my membership kit made it across the pond. Wow! Excellent quality stuff and great information about the club. I am off to the seamstress to get the big patch sewn on my leather vest today.

Things are looking good! I get lots of attention when I ride with my skull patch on my jacket and T-shirt. Keep the rubber side down and remember that it is not the destination.........it's the ride!

 

 

 

 

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