Where the Wild Stomped In, A New Mini-doc by Jason Momoa on his Love of Motorcycles

Jason Momoa loves his Harley. Released on Father's Day, in his new min-documentary, in partnership with Harley-Davidson, Momoa narrates his story and shares his passion, his family and his first ride. And now, at age 40, he builds his first knucklehead with the help of a few friends.

It's a great move for Harley-Davidson and is jam packed with beauty shots for the fans of old bikes and Aquaman. There are even a few Khrl Drogo-style shots and a cameo of Lisa Bonet on the back riding into the sunset.

"Motorcycles can heal and change lives… together we built a Harley."

"It's that moment when the wild stomped in…"

"For me, it started off so simple. A boy on a motorcycle for the first time tearing through the backyard. It was only a moment in time, but the ride changed something in me, it was the moment where the wild stomped in.

I saved an old rusty motor to build a bike one day, and it’s taken three decades to fulfill the dream. Over the years the dream evolved and now all I wanted was to build a bike with my children, to give them the same experience I had as a child, to give them the wind, and the freedom of the ride.

A broken motor inspired a dream, and taught me it’s better to share those moments with my babies, the moment where the wild stomped in.

What started out as a visit to Harley-Davidson to pay my respects turned into a new partnership. I wanted to honor their legacy, to ride is in my blood.

So my friends and I went out and shot this video on our own. We built a Harley, our memories are woven into the metal, but it’s more than that, it has become a Momoa family heirloom. The legacy is Harley’s, but the memories are ours. Mahalo for the memories. J

This film was shot in controlled areas with professionals. Please do things that you can do safely." - Jason Mamoa

Only thing I want to say is this… Dear Jason, you will still look freaking hot with safety gear on. Ride safe Aquaman.