17/07/2026
This one’s personal.
I haven’t always made the right decisions.
I’ve made mistakes. I’ve hurt people, I’ve been hurt, and I’ve found myself in places I never thought I’d escape from.
But people can change.
I changed.
I built a life. I built a family on strong foundations. I worked hard, earned a career I’m proud of, and became comfortable.
Most people would have stopped there.
I didn’t.
Motorcycles have always been my passion. So I built Omertà Riderz because I wanted to share that passion with others.
But even that wasn’t the whole dream.
For over ten years I’ve wanted to use motorcycles to change lives, especially young people’s lives. I even wrote a film script about it years ago and filmed a pilot with a good friend because I believed so strongly in the idea.
Life took me in different directions…
…but somehow it’s brought me right back to where I always wanted to be.
Together with Aspire in Arts, MIRA Technology Institute, 90 One Motorcycle Training, and everyone else involved, we created Streets 2 the Track.
This wasn’t just about teaching kids to ride.
It was about teaching respect, responsibility and giving them a place to belong.
We taught motorcycle safety, basic mechanics, riding skills, helped them gain their provisional licences and CBTs, and most importantly gave them a legal, safe route into the motorcycle world instead of riding illegally and becoming another statistic.
One moment I’ll never forget was standing in front of the police, local authorities and National Highways, presenting what we’d achieved. A younger version of me could never have imagined that day.
To be praised and supported by the very people I once thought I’d always be against was something I’ll carry with me forever.
This isn’t about pretending I’ve always been perfect.
It’s about proving that your past doesn’t have to decide your future.
Our goal is simple.
Reduce motorcycle crime.
Reduce injuries.
Reduce fatalities.
Give young people purpose.
Show them what the motorcycle community is really about.
To Tamar Green and everyone at Aspire in Arts… thank you for believing in this vision. Without you, this would still be an idea in my head.
To MIRA Technology Institute… thank you for opening your doors and helping make this possible.
And to Mr Wheelie Wheelie himself… big up yourself, brother. 👊🏽
This isn’t the end of Streets 2 the Track.
It’s the beginning.
Now we need more partners. More businesses. More organisations. More people who believe that together we can make a difference.
We won’t change every young person’s mindset.
But if we can change some…
We’ll save lives.
And for me, that’s what it’s all about.
This is only the start. 🏍️🖤
Tamar Dickens
Aspire in Arts
MIRA Technology Park
Chris Wheelie
16/07/2026