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edquite when encountering a or riding up on a bike gang
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Just another form of tyranny to stand up to
don't be scared of these bullies, that is what they want. It is sad that so many who say stand up for your rights and preserve your freedoms cower at the mere mention of these jack booted thugs with 1% patches. Sure they may be hardened criminals but it is my road too and they will not obstruct my travels nor obstruct my freedom of movement. Damn it people stand up for what is right. You will take a few lumps along the way, but preserve your freedom from criminals as well as the political class.
don't be scared of these bullies, that is what they want. It is sad that so many who say stand up for your rights and preserve your freedoms cower at the mere mention of these jack booted thugs with 1% patches. Sure they may be hardened criminals but it is my road too and they will not obstruct my travels nor obstruct my freedom of movement. Damn it people stand up for what is right. You will take a few lumps along the way, but preserve your freedom from criminals as well as the political class.
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Sounds like you're either scared of them ladies or respect them.
I actually do respect them. They work hard, helped me build up a business, and would walk over broken glass for me - and I for them. When they threaten me with violence it is done with a laugh and with a concern for what is best for me, them and us.
I gave the OP an answer to his question. Are you refering to me or the bikers he refered to?
Just another form of tyranny to stand up to
Please go back and read post #15, fear don't have anything to do with it.
A motor cycle riding co worker was coming home from bike week when on hwy 20 he rode up on a bike gang,he was in a hurry to get home and wanted to pass them,they blocked his way but allowed cars to pass,he rides the other H bike,not a Harley.I have been riding for 30 years or more and never had encounter like this. Is it a respect thing ,power trip,or is this a unsaid but talked about by 3 patches...you bike guys chime in on this. I love my biking brothers just need to be aware how other clubs and groups perceive a lone wolf or Joe blow as they are enjoying them a moment of freedom...Brad
Was your coworker on a cruiser or sport bike?
If he rides a cruiser, I'd say stay back or find another way.
If he rides a sport bike, I'd say pass em however he has to and give em the finger as he blows by...
I have owned 1 metric cruiser back in 1999ish and pulled up beside stone cold Steve Austin, he was a mountain of a man and laughed his ass off as he was on a big dog. I sold it the next week as took up HDs.
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