M/C protocol
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Joined: Nov 2011
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From: OKC
Now that you have commented in a public forum about your intent and means to cause harm, you have a target on your back, and have intentionally brought close unwanted scrutiny upon your club as a whole.
I promise you that if I was assaulted on the highway in such a manner as you describe, I would respond with appropriate force to neutralize such a lethal threat to myself or other members or the general public...
I promise you that if I was assaulted on the highway in such a manner as you describe, I would respond with appropriate force to neutralize such a lethal threat to myself or other members or the general public...
Ah, another tuff guy.....
Tourer
Joined: Jan 2011
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From: Indiana
I've always wondered if there were rules to passing slower traffic on the highway. Thanks for the heads up, I'll be sure to watch out for ball bearings, screws and the like from now on.
We get a lot of big clubs around here during the Boogie (Outlaws, Black Pistons, SOS), and I have passed them on the highway and have never gotten any grief over it. as a matter of fact most of the guys have been nothing but cool when I have had the chance to stop and talk to them.
We get a lot of big clubs around here during the Boogie (Outlaws, Black Pistons, SOS), and I have passed them on the highway and have never gotten any grief over it. as a matter of fact most of the guys have been nothing but cool when I have had the chance to stop and talk to them.
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From: California
Now that you have commented in a public forum about your intent and means to cause harm, you have a target on your back, and have intentionally brought close unwanted scrutiny upon your club as a whole.
Your boss/Ride Captain might want to reconsider the security assignments, and put a grown-up in that position before you cause real damage.
I promise you that if I was assaulted on the highway in such a manner as you describe, I would respond with appropriate force to neutralize such a lethal threat to myself or other members or the general public...
Your boss/Ride Captain might want to reconsider the security assignments, and put a grown-up in that position before you cause real damage.
I promise you that if I was assaulted on the highway in such a manner as you describe, I would respond with appropriate force to neutralize such a lethal threat to myself or other members or the general public...
Is the veiled threat because you know you aren't really packing the gear to do it or is it because you realize how utterly stupid it sounds?
Anyhow, you seem to be missing the point where he said the cage had his bumper close to his rear wheel or something like that. If that doesn't require some direct action I don't know what does. So save the veiled threats they look silly.
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From: California
Your club sounds like a bunch of *******, and besides I thought tough guys like yourself always carried a sawed off in the forks or steel pipes or something. Sounds like you got owned by some punk on a sport bike....and since you let it happen I am sure it will happen again.
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Joined: Apr 2012
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From: Texas
Your club sounds like a bunch of *******, and besides I thought tough guys like yourself always carried a sawed off in the forks or steel pipes or something. Sounds like you got owned by some punk on a sport bike....and since you let it happen I am sure it will happen again.
You must be a member!?
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Joined: Mar 2012
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From: Spring, Texas
Kinda hard to answer the OP's question without more info.
How many bikes in your group is the main question and what lane were you guys in?
If you were in the left lane and were a large group? I would run right through your asses too.
If you were just a few bikes and you saw other bikes trying to enter the highway, then I don't see why the other riders did what you say they did, they would have had time to adjust speed so as to not enter the lane at the same time you guys did. Just like if it were an 18 wheeler, the law in most states says the left lane belongs to the motorist already in it. If you are entering the interstate, you must yield to the left lane.
That said, that lane was yours if you were in it but if you were in a LARGE group of bikes? I would plow right through your asses! I sure as hell am not going to STOP on the onramp and wait till you pass!
And I don't care what club it is. There is no such thing as respect, there is only dis-respect. Entering the highway when a large group of bikes is blocking the left lane is NOT disrespect so get over it.
The RESPECTFUL thing to do would have been to let them thru and not bitch about it.
How many bikes in your group is the main question and what lane were you guys in?
If you were in the left lane and were a large group? I would run right through your asses too.
If you were just a few bikes and you saw other bikes trying to enter the highway, then I don't see why the other riders did what you say they did, they would have had time to adjust speed so as to not enter the lane at the same time you guys did. Just like if it were an 18 wheeler, the law in most states says the left lane belongs to the motorist already in it. If you are entering the interstate, you must yield to the left lane.
That said, that lane was yours if you were in it but if you were in a LARGE group of bikes? I would plow right through your asses! I sure as hell am not going to STOP on the onramp and wait till you pass!
And I don't care what club it is. There is no such thing as respect, there is only dis-respect. Entering the highway when a large group of bikes is blocking the left lane is NOT disrespect so get over it.
The RESPECTFUL thing to do would have been to let them thru and not bitch about it.
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Joined: Apr 2007
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From: TEXAS
Your club sounds like a bunch of *******, and besides I thought tough guys like yourself always carried a sawed off in the forks or steel pipes or something. Sounds like you got owned by some punk on a sport bike....and since you let it happen I am sure it will happen again.
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Cruiser
Joined: Apr 2007
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From: TEXAS
Kinda hard to answer the OP's question without more info.
How many bikes in your group is the main question and what lane were you guys in?
If you were in the left lane and were a large group? I would run right through your asses too.
If you were just a few bikes and you saw other bikes trying to enter the highway, then I don't see why the other riders did what you say they did, they would have had time to adjust speed so as to not enter the lane at the same time you guys did. Just like if it were an 18 wheeler, the law in most states says the left lane belongs to the motorist already in it. If you are entering the interstate, you must yield to the left lane.
That said, that lane was yours if you were in it but if you were in a LARGE group of bikes? I would plow right through your asses! I sure as hell am not going to STOP on the onramp and wait till you pass!
And I don't care what club it is. There is no such thing as respect, there is only dis-respect. Entering the highway when a large group of bikes is blocking the left lane is NOT disrespect so get over it.
The RESPECTFUL thing to do would have been to let them thru and not bitch about it.
How many bikes in your group is the main question and what lane were you guys in?
If you were in the left lane and were a large group? I would run right through your asses too.
If you were just a few bikes and you saw other bikes trying to enter the highway, then I don't see why the other riders did what you say they did, they would have had time to adjust speed so as to not enter the lane at the same time you guys did. Just like if it were an 18 wheeler, the law in most states says the left lane belongs to the motorist already in it. If you are entering the interstate, you must yield to the left lane.
That said, that lane was yours if you were in it but if you were in a LARGE group of bikes? I would plow right through your asses! I sure as hell am not going to STOP on the onramp and wait till you pass!
And I don't care what club it is. There is no such thing as respect, there is only dis-respect. Entering the highway when a large group of bikes is blocking the left lane is NOT disrespect so get over it.
The RESPECTFUL thing to do would have been to let them thru and not bitch about it.
That's all I'm saying.
BTW I'm be at YANKEE'S in CARLOS on the 19th., e-mail me about the time ,I'll buy ya a beer, and tell ya what happened.
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