City of Myrtle Beach
My father owns 2 condos in Myrtle Beach and I have been there many times when it is a nice fun place to visit and then the bike week A-holes roll in and trash the place! And it aint a week it is more like a month of that crap!
The only people to blame are the bike week goers, bottom line! They are the ones who break all the laws and terrorize that nice beach community!
I think too many people in this country confuse freedom with anarchy and it is time that the people that respect our laws and FREEDOMS to stand up and fight!... That in my opinion is exactly what the people of Myrtle Beach are going to do.
So yeah take your money and tourism somewhere else but believe me you wont be welcome anywhere else for very long!
Just MHO
Lotsa folks have bought condos/timeshares etc just so they can come down and enjoy the rallys. Business rake in lotsa $$! If Myrtle gets a reputation as being Anti-Biker it will hurt the whole local economy. Has your daddy's Condo's depreciated in value over the past few yrs? I'll bet it has.....If 1/4 of a million bikers twice a yr decided to blow off Myrtle as a vacation destination it won't be long before they are begging to have it back to the way it used to be.
Wayne
Last edited by FXSTDSE2; Aug 16, 2008 at 03:06 PM.
My father owns 2 condo’s in Myrtle Beach and I have been there many times when it is a nice fun place to visit… and then the “bike week” A-holes roll in and trash the place! And it ain’t a week it is more like a month of that crap!
The only people to blame are the “bike week” goers, bottom line! They are the ones who break all the laws and terrorize that nice beach community!
I think too many people in this country confuse “freedom” with “anarchy” and it is time that the people that respect our laws and FREEDOMS to stand up and fight!... That in my opinion is exactly what the people of Myrtle Beach are going to do.
So yeah take your “money and tourism” somewhere else but believe me you won’t be welcome anywhere else for very long!
Just MHO
Last edited by oldairboater; Aug 16, 2008 at 04:23 PM. Reason: tired eyes
I say its time to select another part of the country to start a tradition. Somewhere with lots of room and lots to see and accessible to everyone in a fair manner. I bet Myrtle Beach cries when they lose all that revenue from the rally.
Just a thought.
My father owns 2 condo’s in Myrtle Beach and I have been there many times when it is a nice fun place to visit… and then the “bike week” A-holes roll in and trash the place! And it ain’t a week it is more like a month of that crap!
The only people to blame are the “bike week” goers, bottom line! They are the ones who break all the laws and terrorize that nice beach community!
I think too many people in this country confuse “freedom” with “anarchy” and it is time that the people that respect our laws and FREEDOMS to stand up and fight!... That in my opinion is exactly what the people of Myrtle Beach are going to do.
So yeah take your “money and tourism” somewhere else but believe me you won’t be welcome anywhere else for very long!
Just MHO
My parents also own a condo in MB and in addition to coming to bike week I visit them about once a month as I only live about three hrs. away.
I also spend alot of money on other attractions at the beach throughout the year......... Golf, Shopping, Restaurants etc..
I may not be so eager to patronize these other attractions in MB if they pass this nonsense.
How many Bike Week attendees are also tourists at other times of the year?
Out of all the times I have visited MB I have NEVER seen a biker "terrorize" anyone.
But as a biker, I have had a bit of terror bestowed on me courtesy of the local MB cagers.
To Myrtle Beach city officials:
You can't have my cake and eat it too.
It's the noise and those "rough lookin' mean ole' bikers" for one event, and more noise and crime and all kinds of scariness during the other, I'm guessing.. The powers that be are finally around to taking action to make it happen through ordinances.
Background: My guess is... There's the issue between the two different "bike weeks"... Apparently one of the events gets pretty "out-of-hand" for the locals that live down there to tolerate.
So the big solution was evident... They figured, in order to get rid of the problem-child bike week, then we'll have to get rid of them both to avoid national headlines as a big "there goes the south again" controversy.
The Best of Harley-Davidson for Lifelong Riders
I am a professional person who come during bike week. I stay in a nice hotel ( I have a mountain house where people have common sense) eat at the best restaurants, tip well, don't drink and ride and generally don't do anything I would not want my Mother to see. My wife doesn't show her *****, go without drawers and conducts herself with class. We spend money there because we like going and seeing other bikes and friends from other parts of the country. All this being said, how can you figure I'm one of "those biker aholes"? How do I trash your city or rather your daddy's ? I recently spent a week in Cherry Grove and rented a house on the beach. You may rest assured the cost was not cheap. Why do I write these things? To show yo how wrong and biased you are. Open your eyes and realize that if they kick the bikers out, it will be hard to fill the hotel rooms and restaurants during Harley week. It's too early for the familys to come down because school is still in session, too soon for the college kids to come (talk about trashing places) and the golfers won't fill it in the numbers we do. Myrtle beach will lose signifigant revenue.
And finally, for someone who purports himself to be a biker, you sure do have a strange attitude. Maybe you need to get a Honda and go to Honda Hoots
Bubba







