Team Wheelhouse Foundation presents
Two wheels. One mission. Ride to Clear is breaking mental-health stigma in the motorcycle community — through a community-built Harley-Davidson and an impact documentary.
Every 11 minutes, someone in America dies by suicide.
Over 49,000 lives lost each year.* Ride to Clear is a movement to break the stigma and put real mental-health resources in riders’ hands.
Ride to Clear isn’t mental-health advice handed down from outside the motorcycle world — it’s a movement built inside it. Riders, dealers, fabricators, and HOG chapters coming together to break the silence around mental health and meet other riders where they already ride: at dealerships, at iconic events, at the chapters that hold their community together.
Two initiatives carry the work forward — one you can ride, and one you can watch.
A motorcycle as a symbol of new beginnings.
A one-of-a-kind, community-built Harley-Davidson crafted alongside award-winning fabricator Paul Morris. The finished bike tours iconic motorcycle events as a rolling tribute to mental-health awareness, then is raffled off — every dollar going to fund counseling for riders.
More on the build →A story that puts riders on screen and stigma on notice.
A feature impact documentary following the build, the riders, and the experts — veterans, first responders, outlaws, and everyday riders — whose stories prove the open road can quiet the mind and the riding community can pull someone back from the edge.
More on the impact documentary →The build is the beating heart of the Ride to Clear initiative — a one-of-a-kind Harley-Davidson crafted from the ground up as a moving symbol of freedom and the transformative power of the open road.
Each milestone of the build is shared with the community: the parts, the fabrication, the people who put their hands on it. The goal is to have the finished bike tour iconic events — Daytona, Mama Tried, Born Free, Sturgis — as a rolling tribute to mental-health awareness. At the end of the tour, the bike is raffled off, with every dollar going to fund counseling for riders in need.
At its heart is Paul Morris, an award-winning motorcycle fabricator partnered with Team Wheelhouse to erase the stigma around mental health through the machines we love.
This isn’t just a custom build — it’s a rolling tribute to mental-health awareness. Once finished, the Ride to Clear Harley tours iconic events to put the conversation in front of the riders who need it most, then is raffled off to fund counseling for riders. Every dollar fuels the build, the tour, and the cause.
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A community-driven custom Harley-Davidson is built from the ground up. Cameras roll on intimate stories and expert interviews around mental health.
Post-production wraps. The finished bike tours iconic events — Daytona, Mama Tried, Born Free, Sturgis — as a rolling tribute to mental-health awareness.
The journey culminates at Harley-Davidson’s 125th Anniversary Homecoming with the trailer premiere and the bike’s raffle. Proceeds go directly to fund counseling hours for riders.
Community screening events at Harley-Davidson dealerships and HOG chapters anchor the rollout — every viewing paired with on-site sign-ups for counseling and BetterHelp’s donated therapy hours. Theatrical premieres with cast and crew Q&As follow, with broader online distribution opening as funding and reach grow.
Ride to Clear responds with action. Our goal is to deliver:
Impact documentary production is the engine that carries the whole initiative — capturing the build, the riders, and the conversation around mental health. Team Wheelhouse Foundation is a 501(c)(3); your gift is tax-deductible.
Donate via PayPalProduction budget
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Award-Winning Motorcycle Fabricator
Director / DP
Executive Director, Team Wheelhouse
Executive Producer, Wheelhouse Media
Executive Producer, Wheelhouse Media
Fuel the film and fund therapy hours. Every dollar moves the needle.
Give via PayPal →Bring Ride to Clear to your dealership, HOG chapter, or community. Drop your email and we’ll follow up.
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