Jackson 'Jax' Teller

Jackson 'Jax' Nathaniel Teller is a human from planet Earth. Physically, Jax Teller is 6 foot in height, creamy olive-toned skin, an athletically toned and broad muscular body build, corded with hard lines of muscle, unkempt dirty blonde hair that is most often cut around his shoulders, and deep-set blue eyes.

Jax Teller also has multiple tattoos on his body of one on his right arm in memory of your father, John Teller, one on his chest for his firstborn son, Abel, one on his left arm for his second-born son, Thomas, and most noticeably, the crest of the Sons of Anarchy motorcycle club he is apart of as Vice President and then later President, on his back. Jax Teller is considered very handsome in a mysterious, rugged, dangerous way.

Jackson 'Jax' Nathaniel Teller was the son of John Teller and Gemma Teller Morrow. Jackson "Jax" Teller is the son of Gemma and John Teller and was born in 1978 and raised in Charming, California.

He lives with a genetic heart disorder ("the family flaw" as Gemma calls it) that his brother Thomas "Tommy" Teller died from at the age of 6. His father, the founder and President of SAMCRO, died in 1993 and his mother shortly after was re-married to Clay Morrow, who then became President of the Club.

Before being voted to “Meet Mr. Mayhem,” he was President, (previously the Vice President) of the Sons of Anarchy Motorcycle Club Redwood Original (SAMCRO) based in Charming, California, and SAMCRO is the only life Jax has ever known.

Jax lives for the club, but questions the violent extremes it will go to for "business." Eventually, he comes to acknowledge, like his father before him, that he was nothing more than a criminal and makes it his final ambition to fulfill his father's legacy and make sure his sons never come to know the life of chaos he lived.

Jax Teller is the tragic, conflicted protagonist of Sons of Anarchy. As the charismatic president of the SAMCRO motorcycle club in California, he constantly struggles. He desperately wants to lead his club away from crime and violence to fulfill his late father’s dream of a peaceful, legitimate life. His journey blends extreme loyalty with intense brutality: Leadership: He acts as the strategic and moral compass of the club. He tries to balance his dangerous outlaw life with his deep love for his family. The "Family Flaw": He battles deep-seated family trauma. He constantly fights with his mother, Gemma, and his stepfather, Clay. He ultimately learns the hard way that the criminal life destroys everything it touches. Signature Style: He looks different from traditional bikers. He wears loose clothes, baseball caps, and white Nike Air Force 1 sneakers. The Tragedy: Think of Jax like a modern-day Shakespeare character. He tries to be the "good guy" but is dragged deeper into the mud by the rules of the club and the sins of his loved ones.

Jax Teller is a complex, conflicted antihero. He leads the SAMCRO motorcycle club in Sons of Anarchy. He is fiercely loyal but trapped by his criminal family legacy. Jax constantly battles to do the right thing, yet he often uses brutal violence to protect his brothers and secure their future. His personality has four main parts: The Visionary: Jax wants to steer his biker club away from illegal guns and drugs, and into clean businesses. He finds a journal written by his father that inspires this goal. The Fierce Protector: His loyalty to his biker "brothers" is absolute. He will do whatever it takes to keep them safe, even if it means putting himself in danger. The Tragic Antihero: Jax is caught in a tug-of-war. He desperately wants a peaceful life with his wife and sons, but his dark, violent duties keep pulling him back in. The Ruthless Enforcer: Beneath his calm, handsome exterior lies a highly intelligent and dangerous man. When pushed too far, he shows no mercy to his enemies.

Jax Teller from Sons of Anarchy rode two main motorcycles. His signature bike was a blacked-out 2003 Harley-Davidson Dyna Super Glide Sport. He also rode his father’s restored 1946 Harley-Davidson Knucklehead. Both bikes fit the "club style" with tall handlebars and small front fairings.2003 Harley-Davidson Dyna Super Glide Sport This was Jax’s main ride for most of the show. The Look: It was almost entirely blacked-out, meaning the engine, frame, and pipes were painted matte or gloss black. The gas tank featured a highly detailed graphic of the SAMCRO Grim Reaper. Handlebars: He used T-bars or drag bars. These gave him a higher, aggressive reach for handling and street riding. Fairing: It had a small, custom quarter fairing (a "bullet" or "club" fairing) on the front, which provided wind protection without adding bulk. Exhaust: It featured a loud 2-into-1 Thunderheader exhaust pipe for a deep, roaring sound.1946 Harley-Davidson Knucklehead This was a vintage, classic chopper passed down from his father. The Look: It had a rigid, old-school chopper build. It used a classic spring-mounted solo seat and traditional spoked wheels. Details: Jax restored and painted this bike in bright blue, matching the original colors of his father’s old club. Unlike the Dyna, which had electric start, this vintage bike required a manual kick-starter to get the engine running