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I started my motorcycle life in the 70’s hanging out with my Uncle Carl and the
Dayton Toros Motorcycle Club as a child. When the Toros members decided
to open up a clubhouse on Third Street next to the Chili Shop, I was the one
first kid’s allowed to walk across the Toros Clubhouse’s floor. The Toro
members back in those days called me "The Little Toro", because I had
motorcycle on the mind at such an early age. I was born MC!!
While in High School I still hung out with the members of the Toros riding dirt
bikes then moved up to the street bikes until I had to go off to college in
Arkansas. Once I graduated from college I returned to Dayton where I soon
joined the Toro Motorcycle Club in the fall of 1984 and was given the name
Mr. Down. I street raced my motorcycle “The High Yellow Bitch” in every state
the Toros were scheduled to attend a club event. "The High Yellow Bitch"
1150 Suzuki with a 1268 motor,7-1/2 over swing arm, air shift and nitrous and
was one of the first official drag race bike to be ridden on the mean street of
Dayton, Ohio in the 1980's.
For eight years I partied as a Toro, drag/street racing and traveling all over
the country. My brother and sisters taught me the bylaws of a club and how to
become the real Biker that I am today. In my travels I learned what it meant to
be in a motorcycle club and what wearing Club Colors on my back really
meant. Once I placed club colors on my back the world became a different
place for me as a black riders
In those year as a Toros I had F**king good times and had bad times during
my time riding up and down the highways of this country. I’ve had people
shoot at me from cars, been run off the road by Truck Drivers and have
people tell me, I’m not allowed in their stores and restaurants with my Colors
on, back in those days you really had it hard been a Black Motorcycle Rider.
Now days it’s seems to be getting a little better and I hope it stays that way,
getting better for all the next generation of riders.
In the 90’s I moved from Dayton Ohio to the Indiana area, retired my Toros
colors and changed my name from Mr. Down to N-Cognito and started riding
as an independent rider, riding all over this country go to club events and
making new brothers and sisters. One thing I can say about all my brothers
and sisters across the states, they have never treated me any different being
an independent rider, always as an equal and that means a great deal to me
and independent bikers everywhere. Thank you.
Now we’re in the year of the 2000’s, it is now time to bring the Motorcycle,
Motorsport, Social, Sportbike, Cars ,Trucks, SUV, and Van Club World to a
different level. If you ride or drive anything on wheels this is the website for
you.
I created this website for the love of my brothers and sisters currently out
there on the road along with me, who travel from state to state partying and
meeting new people. To helping them who travel to locate what’s up with
Positive News from across the states, Club Events, Parties, Memorial Rides,
Scholarship Program, Fund Raisers, and Vendors all in a central location
where everybody can find what they’re looking for on one website.
We riders, as an organization need a website dedicated to promoting the
positive events from the Motorcycle, Motorsport, Social, Van, Sportbike, Cars,
Trucks, and SUV Club World.
This story is still being written!
To My Family Ride Safe & Party Safe
N-Cognito
Owner / Website Master
MotoCycle Party
Dayton Toros Motorcycle Club as a child. When the Toros members decided
to open up a clubhouse on Third Street next to the Chili Shop, I was the one
first kid’s allowed to walk across the Toros Clubhouse’s floor. The Toro
members back in those days called me "The Little Toro", because I had
motorcycle on the mind at such an early age. I was born MC!!
While in High School I still hung out with the members of the Toros riding dirt
bikes then moved up to the street bikes until I had to go off to college in
Arkansas. Once I graduated from college I returned to Dayton where I soon
joined the Toro Motorcycle Club in the fall of 1984 and was given the name
Mr. Down. I street raced my motorcycle “The High Yellow Bitch” in every state
the Toros were scheduled to attend a club event. "The High Yellow Bitch"
1150 Suzuki with a 1268 motor,7-1/2 over swing arm, air shift and nitrous and
was one of the first official drag race bike to be ridden on the mean street of
Dayton, Ohio in the 1980's.
For eight years I partied as a Toro, drag/street racing and traveling all over
the country. My brother and sisters taught me the bylaws of a club and how to
become the real Biker that I am today. In my travels I learned what it meant to
be in a motorcycle club and what wearing Club Colors on my back really
meant. Once I placed club colors on my back the world became a different
place for me as a black riders
In those year as a Toros I had F**king good times and had bad times during
my time riding up and down the highways of this country. I’ve had people
shoot at me from cars, been run off the road by Truck Drivers and have
people tell me, I’m not allowed in their stores and restaurants with my Colors
on, back in those days you really had it hard been a Black Motorcycle Rider.
Now days it’s seems to be getting a little better and I hope it stays that way,
getting better for all the next generation of riders.
In the 90’s I moved from Dayton Ohio to the Indiana area, retired my Toros
colors and changed my name from Mr. Down to N-Cognito and started riding
as an independent rider, riding all over this country go to club events and
making new brothers and sisters. One thing I can say about all my brothers
and sisters across the states, they have never treated me any different being
an independent rider, always as an equal and that means a great deal to me
and independent bikers everywhere. Thank you.
Now we’re in the year of the 2000’s, it is now time to bring the Motorcycle,
Motorsport, Social, Sportbike, Cars ,Trucks, SUV, and Van Club World to a
different level. If you ride or drive anything on wheels this is the website for
you.
I created this website for the love of my brothers and sisters currently out
there on the road along with me, who travel from state to state partying and
meeting new people. To helping them who travel to locate what’s up with
Positive News from across the states, Club Events, Parties, Memorial Rides,
Scholarship Program, Fund Raisers, and Vendors all in a central location
where everybody can find what they’re looking for on one website.
We riders, as an organization need a website dedicated to promoting the
positive events from the Motorcycle, Motorsport, Social, Van, Sportbike, Cars,
Trucks, and SUV Club World.
This story is still being written!
To My Family Ride Safe & Party Safe
N-Cognito
Owner / Website Master
MotoCycle Party
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| Main Entry: N-Cognito Function: noun Date: 1638 1 : one appearing or living incognito 2 : the state or assumed identity of one living or traveling incognito |
