Episode #47 | Lex & Jeremy — Triple Six Cycles | Harley History, Custom Fabrication & Motorcycle Culture

In this episode of the Fourth Street Live Podcast, Jacob sits down with Lex and Jeremy of Triple Six Cycles, a shop built around custom motorcycles, craftsmanship, and bringing riders together.

Known for transforming motorcycles into personalized works of art, Triple Six Cycles goes beyond simple modifications. From custom paint, fabrication, performance upgrades, and complete motorcycle builds, they work directly with riders to bring ideas to life and create machines that are truly one of a kind.

Jeremy brings over 25 years of fabrication experience and an extensive knowledge of Harley-Davidson motorcycles dating all the way back to the legendary F-Head era. Beginning his career at a high-production motorcycle manufacturer as a Lead Final Assembly Technician, he later became Lead Technician at one of Reno’s best-known Harley shops, building show bikes and earning a reputation for restoring vintage Harley motors from around the country.

Lex brings years of industry experience of her own. Starting at a Harley dealership at just 18 years old, she worked her way through roles as service writer and service manager, managing teams and building relationships throughout the motorcycle world. Her entrepreneurial background also led her to create a successful clothing company dedicated to women riders and building community through the culture she loves.

This episode dives into:

• Custom motorcycle fabrication and builds
• Vintage Harley-Davidson history
• Building show bikes and restoration work
• Motorcycle culture and entrepreneurship
• Creating a community around riding
• The evolution of Harley-Davidson and customization

More than just a repair shop, Triple Six Cycles has become a community hub where motorcycle enthusiasts come together around a shared passion for riding and building.

Full episode out now.

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Episode #46 | John Tanberg & Chris Cruz — DYMD Supplements, Gym Culture & Real Entrepreneurship | Guest Producer: Mondo

In this episode of the Fourth Street Live Podcast, Jacob sits down with John Tanberg and Chris Cruz, the founders behind DYMD Supplements, with special guest producer Mondo in the mix.

From building a supplement company from the ground up to breaking down what actually goes into pre-workout, creatine, and recovery formulas, this episode dives into the reality of entrepreneurship, fitness, and hustle.

They get into:

• Launching DYMD Supplements and building a brand from nothing
• What’s really inside pre-workouts and why most products on the market fall short
• The difference between natural ingredients vs. synthetic fillers
• Creatine, glutamine, and how supplements actually impact performance
• The grind of running a business while dealing with stress, debt, and risk
• Gym culture, bodybuilding prep, and the truth behind getting stage-ready
• Real-life stories from the railroad and lessons learned the hard way
• Reno culture, local spots, and unfiltered conversation

This episode is raw, hilarious, and real—exactly what Fourth Street Live is built on.

Full episode out now.

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#EntrepreneurLife
#SupplementIndustry
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#RealConversations
#BuiltNotBought

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Episode #45 | Mondo Porras — The Godfather of Choppers | Denver’s Choppers Legacy

In this episode of the Fourth Street Live Podcast, Jacob sits down with Mondo Porras—a true pioneer of custom motorcycle culture and the man many call “The Godfather of Choppers.”

From the streets of San Bernardino in 1967, building bikes alongside Denver Mullins, to becoming one of the most respected names in custom fabrication worldwide—Mondo’s story is the story of choppers.

For over 37 years, Denver’s Choppers has been featured in hundreds of magazines across the globe, shaping the culture that riders still live today.

This episode goes deep into:

• The origins of Denver’s Choppers and the early California scene
• Building bikes when there were no parts catalogs—everything was handmade
• The legacy of Denver Mullins and the promise that kept the shop alive
• The raw truth about biker culture before it became mainstream
• The evolution of choppers—from outlaw roots to worldwide recognition
• Behind-the-scenes of Discovery Channel’s Bike Build-Off and the loss of Indian Larry
• Working with legends like Billy Lane and appearing across ESPN, Speed Channel, and global media
• The story behind Mondo receiving a Dave Mann painting—one of the most iconic honors in motorcycle culture

Mondo isn’t just a builder—he’s a living piece of history.
From hand-molding frames in the early days to building bikes that ended up in magazines, museums, and television—this is the real story behind the lifestyle.

This isn’t a trend. This is where it came from.

Full episode out now.

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#DenversChoppers
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#ChopperHistory
#BikeLife
#CustomChoppers
#HarleyDavidson
#BikerCulture
#MotorcyclePodcast
#EasyRiders
#DaveMann
#BuiltNotBought
#OutlawCulture
#RideOrDie

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