Jesse James' Life: worked as a bodyguard, got $271,000 fine and refused to paint any bike in yellow

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• Born in 1969, Jesse James was a talented football player in his youth, but his promising athletic career was derailed by legal troubles stemming from car theft.
• He worked as a bodyguard and tour manager for bands like Red Hot Chili Peppers before transitioning to custom motorcycle building in 1992, founding West Coast Choppers.
• James gained fame and success with his motorcycle business, attracting celebrity clients, but also faced challenges like a $271,250 fine for emissions violations.
• He maintained strict personal and business ethics, refusing to compromise on his principles even for high-profile clients like Sylvester Stallone and Fred Durst.
• James later expanded his craftsmanship to firearms, founding Jesse James Firearms Unlimited and creating high-end custom guns, including the $85,000 "Lady Liberty" handguns.

[dougmyers]

He is definately a craftsman, there is zero doubt about this.

[oldhorse]

He's an old school craftsman! I hope he teaches and sparks intrest in many new young people.

[johnlennon]

Have the first magazine that featured one of his first bikes. Always loved his style.

[jamesoutland]

He can be whatever he wants. He can work metal like no other.

[kellywilson]

Think Jesse was Glen Danzig"s bodyguard for a brief time ?

[josemejia]

He talks cool. Like a buff Garth from Wayne’s World

[cliffjones]

He also made a custom 1911 for president Donald Trump. FJB!

[VerticalSound]

You proved how unintelligent this video was at the one minute mark when you claimed he had D1 scholarship offer from every school in the nation...

[invinciblevettel]

blah blah blah the Ai voice wont shut up