Passing 1%ers And Motorcycle Clubs!
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- Опубліковано 19 гру 2021
- We go for a ride and talk about passing 1%ers and motorcycle clubs on the highway so everybody makes it home safe. Motorcycle club party dos and donts👉 • Going To A Motorcycle ...
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Imagine wanting to be an outlaw bad not having to follow any rules. Then joining an outlaw m.c and having a whole bunch of rules you have to follow
Precisely why I've never had any desire to try to join. I hate following rules.
Lmao 💀
I thought I was the only one.. thanks.. roll right
True. But you have to have SOME type of order in ANY type of organization or collective group. From a motorcycle club to cartels..
Imagine the chaos otherwise.
Yeah, pretty ironic. It seems their life is less about freedom than it is about belonging to a tribe in some kind of social meta game with other tribes / football clubs / gangs, etc. It's probably very close to how humans and their ancestors rolled for millions of years; roaming around and competing in small groups, hence the appeal.
Was driving in the fast lane one time. There was a group of bikers on the lane to the right and the back one pulled into my lane and wagged his finger. I laughed at the guy, crossed over 3 lanes, passed on the inner most lane and kept driving. Imagine going through life being that fragile. South Park hit the nail on the head about bikers 😂
Perfectly executed. They are almost as attention seeking as those TikTok girls
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Southpark got it right about biker clubs/gAnGs*
Most people that ride arent like that. I commute on my bikes to work and I get cut off often, or people pull out in front of me, whatever you wanna call it. I never did a finger wag like I'm someone's daddy lol. Just pay attention and hit your breaks as if you're in a car 😂
@@Ryan-ko3veno he shouldn't "hit your breaks" for the biker the biker should stop acting like the whole road is there's. You obviously don't do that but that doesn't mean the car has to give you a bubble shield. Bikers are so fucking privileged
i have been there. I just did not change lanes, just twisted the throttle and went about my day normal
Oxymoron: wanting to be a bad ass motorcycle rebel with no rules and a free spirit… then joining a MC with tons of rules and a complete pack spirit 🤣
Its nothing to do with the freedome bullshit these days...in this day and age youll find basically no club members that arent tax paying mortgage owners.
i don't think any of them believe in "no rules"... that would be anarchy. They just don't believe in society's rules, so they make their own.
Respect is earned. Criminal behavior doesn’t deserve respect.
FACTS
Yea they keep using that word but they clearly don't understand what it means.
Facts
I 100% agree with you…but I will say this, if you’re outnumbered it’s better to just swallow our pride and remember why we started riding, it simply isn’t worth testing the waters. Stay safe guys and enjoy your hobby!
BS
It’s insane how petty our lives can become --- Some of us never move past 10 years old
By our, you mean bike clubs. It's school boy behaviour, you're right.
🤣🤣🤣 amen. I am a biker and wouldn't batter an eyelid.. 1% of idiots I'd say
Bro dead ass I'm saying dude literally said "we don't own the road" so why u acting like u do
In case this why I say stay strapped
There are unspoken rules everywhere man, are you kidding me!?
It’s just another way of showing respect without having the need to constantly fight your way to the top like the animal kingdom.
It’s about showing respect so you don’t have to fight all the fucking time like orangutans.
@@keithrichards5688 you didnt even watch the video goofy
Combat veteran here brother, no disrespect, but you have a jailbird mentality on respect. I didn't serve my country just to come back home and tip toe around these sensitive man boys. Also, if you're a 1%er and you're reading this, stay in your lane and stay out your feelings. I'm gonna pass you, regardless of how you feel about it and if you feel some type of way about it, tough luck. Keep it rolling or you're gonna find out why I got PTSD from serving in Afghanistan and Iraq. 🤙
yeah come try that around me or anyone else on this side, see how many teeth we make you swallow before you walk away. you need to be on medication or schizophrenic to try pulling that shit on me cuz
Lol good luck with that, Rambo.
As a member of a sport bike MC, I dont slow nor wait for permission to pass from any club, 1%er or not. I do pass with more than enough space, from the other side of the highway if possible to keep it safe. Same as I would with any other riders. I have yet to catch any issues but im ready for anything. All these clubs need to realize that people these days dont take sh*t and either they change their petty made up rules or theyre gonna learn the hard way. You dont see car clubs telling other cars to ask for permission to pass.
Because car clubs and you little mid life crisis characters dont commit organized crime. I bet you're the kind of person that cusses at people who pass you but you try to pass as many people as possible. You guy are all the same. Fragile little egos.
These dudes think they are so damn hard but have all these snowflake rules.
They are kids that never grew up with a nice toy and non existent balls.
Passing is not disrespect. This is america. We will pass whenever and wherever we want. As long as its safe it should never be a problem.
Wow, you must be soooo tough, at your keyboard.
@@youareIndenial981 I'm in denial about being keyboard tough.
Ya you are not even keyboard tough.😊@@cobracommander...
@youareIndenial981 well thanks buddy. I'll just keep passing you guys anyway. Respect is a 2 way street. You certainly haven't earned mine fuckface
@@youareIndenial981 We don't follow your MC rules. You don't own the road. It's not about being tough. It's about letting you know we won't follow your rules.
My story on ‘respect’ and passing a so-called 1% gang. My girlfriend and I were riding our bikes on a 3-lane surface street. We came up on about 4-5 guys with colors that were in the center of the 3 lanes. We were in the left lane and, since it was clear, we were going faster. We went to ride by these guys like they were any other bike or car on the road. The guy in the back swerved into our lane and starts waving his hands and making us slow down.
We were both saying in our comms “WTF is this?”. This guy intentionally impeded our progress on an open and public road for just one block. Then they turned off on a side street.
In my world respect is earned, not forced upon you. I know how the real world works, I’m not going up against a bunch of thugs just because they think they own the road. I stayed back and let them be…but I have zero ‘respect’ for them.
They’re so fragile, it’s ridiculous.
Clowns
Clowns gonna catch something hot they keep playing with me. I’ll pass how I please WHEN I please, wtf do they think they are.
@@ejay4364 literally. Like we give a fuck about them. We're literally normal people driving down the road minding our business they are delusional thinking people like us gotta bow to them. Lmao what kinda weirdo shit is that
@@ejay4364Pull up with the Draco, and see how tough they are. I bet they scatter like scared geese.
Imagine being so self-centered that you think that being overtaken on the road by another motorbike is disrespectful... 🙄
I dont think that but you could learn here or there your choice
@@SoseTheGhost But you literally said that in the video.
people like trouble always find a reason to fight.
imagine being so self-center that you don't get the point and pass up on some really good advice
@@anymouse6169 Feel free to explain.
This guy sounds like he got a 1% on his GED test.
What a brave ANONYMOUS comment, what's your name, what's your address?
@@youareIndenial981ooooh, you're so hard 😂🫣🥰
@@youareIndenial981don’t be so fragile. I’m sure you’re a big boy.
@@youareIndenial981 He lives at Stacey's Moms house...
@@youareIndenial981 Keyboard warriors love to run their mouths... I'd love to see them come out from behind their keyboards and/or parent's basement and say the same things to someone's face. Just let me get my popcorn first.
Is 1% stands for doing 1% over the speed limit and thinking you’re fast?
Bro if a sport bike is flying past these guys have no chance of catching it anyway !
That was my thought on it. Good luck catching me.
This is additional evidence of what i've suspected all along. Guys who have to act tough (bikers,gangbangers,etc.) are the softest, most sensitive people. They act tough to hide that fact.
Of course, it’s why they group together and form clubs. Insecurity and aggression
Speaking from growing up around that stuff, its true. Sadly, they have all gone through very traumatic events and tend to lash out irrationally or grew up with neglectful parents. I hope we do better as people for kids sake
Go to your nearest HA chapter and lecture them on what a man is.
You won't. Stfu
Cops, government, religion ... yeah I get it
hit the nail in the head sir
It is mind boggling to me that grown men are unable to comprehend just how childish all of this is. the idea that someone else passing you is offensive or disrespectful, there’s no other way to put it it’s just plain silly. This is the same concept as street gangs killing each other over so-called respect. The world would be a much better place if people would just treat others the way they want to be treated furthermore cannot respect someone you do not even know respect is earned not given through fear something else a grown man should know.
Just as childish as a old man going on tv and telling you to wear 2 masks
@@SoseTheGhost 🤣🤣
@@SoseTheGhost so masks are childish when they protect the respiratory and immune systems of weak and old people? But your cool guy, skull mask isn't childish? Do you hear yourself?
@@SoseTheGhost Hell I fought for my country and am able to handle people disrespecting me for things related to that. So I'm sorry I'm not going to play this dumb shit on the road. Even if they want to get into a firefight, I've traded lead with much more dangerous. And if I get killed, at least I'll be standing up for myself doing it. Until then they'll have to get over it and grow up. Bigger shit going on in this world than crying about getting passed.
@@xsixinfantryx congratulations 👏 you fought a pointless war for nothing
I respect everyone on the road by reading movements and not impending anyone or being in the way. That being said, I ain't waiting for permission from anyone to do what I wanna do.
I rode up on a big pack of 1%ers in the UK who were going really, really slowly on the motorway (well under 40mph when the limit was 70) and the riders at the back of the convoy were weaving in a way that made it obvious to me they didn't want anyone to pass. So I hung back and waited. And then a little old lady drove past me in a tiny car and tried to overtake them and I watched as they repeatedly blocked her, made threatening hand gestures and kicked at the side of her car until she eventually got spooked and dropped back. But you know, they sometimes help out charities so that's fine....
You're thinking of the VFW and Legion Riders. Not the 1% meth dealer and human trafficker crews.
@@EggShensSixDemonBag I know exactly who they were. I'm just too scared to name them 😉
It’s wild that I can buy a bike, be excited about my purchase, and find out the hard way that I unknowingly have to follow unwritten gang culture rules. We’re living in a world where you cant pass people on a public road because it’s “disrespectful.” Life is a spoof.
Thats why i give the info out just so people knownot tocosignitbut so people aresafely understanding whatsgoing on
@@SoseTheGhost I actually really appreciate it because i've been spending hours researching the best bike for me and did not know any of this background info. Which prompted me to do more research about this particular subject. Good looking out.
Yup , especially out here in Las Vegas . Thier many biker clubs / biker gangs black and white and Asians and Mexicans
Always carry. Fuckin gangs have numbers.
@@RD-nu8sg lol what. You think your taxes will save you from trouble? Lol why don’t people like you get the concept of mutual respect noones telling you can’t do anything. Time and place your a fool.
Passed up two guys in a club, I was flying (I didn’t know it was people in a crew, I was just cruising) they got mad passed me up then didn’t let me pass. Road around them and they tried to follow me for a few miles. I just ride to ride man wave at everyone and be on my way. But the entitlement from people in clubs absolutely drives me crazy.
My story on respect and passing: in CA about a month ago, tourist area, traffic stopped on the freeway. I'm lane splitting which is legal here, you're expected to split between the first and second lane. I see a group of bikers coming up behind in my mirror, so I find an opening, move to the right and let them pass. First and second rider acknowledge me, last rider motions me to fall in behind them. Let me tell you the traffic parted for those guys like the Red Sea parting for Moses. A little respect went a long way.
Not parting for shit, those bikes would look sick as fuck under my truck
Go ahead and take out a few with your truck and see what the rest that you didn’t take out will do
You obviously don’t have a clue about a1% nc if you did you would never make such a idiotic comment rather you respect them or not I strongly suggest if you have any value of your life have some respect for your family I assure you not only your life is in jeopardy so are those of your family
weak minded people, that´s all you are@@WalterWhite-1957
@@WalterWhite-1957 i drive a truck and always make room for motorbikes to get by no biggie. I ride when i get the chance. Just because im stuck in the jam doesn't mean the ones who can keep moving should be stuck to.
Pathetic little man @@WalterWhite-1957
As a 20 plus year member of one of the most notorious Clubs in the world I can tell you the roads are open.I got a rule.If you're not owning the fast lane then get out of the fast lane.Nothing worse than someone clogging shit up.Passing is all about respect.Thinking you somehow run things just cuz of what's on your back just proves what you're really made of.Pass with respect.Just like how I will pass you.If I'm tooling along and someone in a car or bike comes up behind me I'll move over just like if I notice a rider hanging back cuz he sees my patch I'll wave him by.I don't always want to blast down the road so who am I to hold up the world?
Truth
Exactly, common courtesy of the rules of the road. A little can and will go a long way.
Spoken like a true professional.
Love your attitude. I can see how your club has stuck around with guys like you
Thank you. I be scared to pass when I'm driving my car. I just give them room and hang back and let them do their thing 💯👍🏾
Respect is earned. What you are saying, respect is just dispatched. No. Road belongs to everyone.
Everyone and no one. Yup.
I show respect to strangers. As most should
@@6foot8jesuspilledpureblood82 Respect is earned
I think respect is reflected. There are basic manners on the road where bikes are concerned. Be respectful and there won't be any problems.
I’m a grown ass man and go as fast as I want too. I don’t give a fuck about what they got going on. I wouldn’t pull into their pack but because they are 1% don’t mean i have to go slower than them. I pass 1% all the time, not in a group but when they are solo and it’s never been a problem. They don’t have to show us that respect but we must show respect to them? You trippin
So let me get this straight. The average person who has absolutely no affiliation with a mc, is expected to know the self imposed rules your MC makes. Then know all the rules of all the other MC clubs who may be on the road???
Every man gotta choose his patch i just basically puttin the info out
No, u supposed to have common sense
@@samiirai please, please please explain how self imposed rules for a very small percentage of a population are supposed to be common sense. I gotta hear this
Lol
@@jesusbarraza3050 your common sense? the one that you use for survival. like dont go near anything you dont want to deal with kinda common sense?
Every time I hear 'respect' I think is 'insecurity'. Seriously, if these boys are up to some real business then why waste time and risk exposure over some insignificant bullshit on the road? It ain't personal, it's not a slight. Sure it may be because they don't respect you but so what? What exactly have you done to earn their respect today? Should they show respect because all your mates are there and outnumber them? Physical might is no guarantee of long term rule. Getting _genuine_ respect that's been earned through calm and fair authority would be a good place to start. Throwing a tantrum over an overtake is the opposite of that. Just move on and do ya thing.
And yeah none of this matters when my head's being kicked in or I've been shot etc. But after all that, who's the bigger man?
Bingo
That's how it really is. The guys that are doing some real stuff don't act like children. If they aren't wearing their stuff they don't brag or talk about it either.
Family friend of ours, he is like an uncle to me, is one of those. Nicest guy ever. I was actually surprised to see him one day in his jacket. Same with his son in law and his daughter. Never would have guessed. We did know his family were long time marijuana growers in northern California and we're setting up in WA and OR when it legalized.
It was only made awares to the rest of us when my mom who was setting up the legal side of some new dispensaries in WA and OR, who were also friends of ours as well as friends of my "uncle", was approached by cartel. In an uncomfortable fashion. They didn't like the control us native/local families had over our own business. Oops.
And that is when I learned, what his club was really about. And that he was a member. And so we're some of our other friends and my real uncle's too (mom's brothers). It operates, the way the original Italian Mafia did for Italian immigrants and their businesses new to a country or living in a community that couldn't protect them the way they needed it. Cartel does not own or operate any dispensries or farms in Idaho, Oregon, and Washington.
Those guys that took care of it won't ever brag about and are really nice guys who try to not grab attention. They don't have big egos and don't start shit between other clubs over petty bullshit.
So they can fly by cars with impunity but we gotta show respect. 😂 Miss me with that
Much respect and thanks for the video.
Been riding for 20+ years by myself in an area littered with clubs, some well known, a couple of them 1%'ers. I've never followed any unwritten "rules", and I've never had any problems. Ride like you have some sense, be courteous to other riders, boils down to just don't be stupid. It's not rocket science. If you don't have enough common sense to avoid trouble, it's going to show in your dealings with many more groups than discussed here.
Truth
Facts
East Coast has no common sense.
160 on a harley.. yeah
@@rolobotoman do ya googling bud, harley do make a bike that does about 180mph 😂🤣 i shit you not😉
Imagine being on a public roadway and thinking someone else has more the right to the road than me
@@nonethelessfirst8519 Its like your credit card, dont leave home without it.
Go cycling, then you realise it happens constantly.
@@SpencerF6 you have a bicycle lane... Stay in it unless you physically can't.
You know I'm right.
@@WilliamKKidd 😂😂
@@SpencerF6 spandex wearing granola munchers who run red lights and force everyone to slow down and bog traffic down instead of staying in the bike lane or on the shoulder as they are REQUIRED to do so have no say in anything.
Mad respect for you homeboy. I'm from Pittsburgh, PA now living in Fort Wayne, IN
I am loving all the new things I have been learning off your videos. Thank you for what your doing.
When I was 16 on my first sportbike I pulled up behind a MC. Not sure if it was a 1% or not I was too young to pay attention back then. I hung back and changed out of there lanes on the highway. They gave me the wave to pass and I nodded and passed quickly and continued on my way. I never knew that was a rule I was just trying not to get confronted by 30 guys at the next exit 😂
Lol
respect is respect! I love your comment bc scared respect saves lives too! lmao
I was tooling along at 15 on my brand new Yamaha DT 125. Stopped at a light and all of a sudden I was in the middle of 20 Outlaws. They were cool tho. This was a group of real bikers not these so called bikers today.
You were on a sportbike. You could of been in the next time zone before they could say "bruther"
@@jvillain9946 I grew up in the boonies son they could've found me easily. All they gotta do it remember the plate number
Ef biker clubs that get their feelings hurt because someone passes them on the road. Biker clubs don't own the road...I'll pass when I want. As long as I do it safely, butt hurt riders can just FO.
I agree it’s some dumb shit you can’t pass. But you’ll pass when you want? That ain’t gonna end well every time 😂
Yep! And until they pay taxes I pay for the roads then they can F off.
Tf they gonna do when the 1000 gaps their lame ass going 140🤣🤣 not shit that’s what.
It’s just a respect thing they’ll wave you by 9/10
You only do that once when dealing with certain clubs. Enjoy
Oklahoma, I’m a new rider. Just got my first Harley couple months ago. I’m getting pretty good riding every weekend that’s about the only chance I get too. Loving the bike. This video was educational. I like to learn as much as I can, show respect to all. Thanks.
Fixing to buy my first bike. Ninja 400. I’ll be riding mostly in the south Houston area. I’ve seen some videos that could have went real south but everybody kept their cool. This explains a lot. Thanks for the info.
Riding over 40yrs. I’ve pulled passed hundreds of MC’s and never had a issue. Dude acting like he just got out the joint. Passing and waving ✌🏼✌🏼 has always been the honor code since the 70’s when I started riding.
Yea you fly by packs of pagans or hells angels all the time 👍
Giving each other respect is one thing. Fueling/feeding their bs behavior brought on by their little insecurities is something else
VA but I'm a dirtbiker who is transitioning from trails to road so glad for these videos
Much love and Respect my Brother
I'm definitely not the target audience for this, but whenever I'm passing another rider, or a group, or a club I always do it the same. 100+ and a big wave. Never had a problem
Completely agree, I don’t it the same just no wave 💯😂
Same, they hear a gear drop, Japan's fury screaming and then a gear change right after I pass them.
But that means you disrespeted them bro.
I don’t care, it’s a road of vehicles. If anyone ****s with me I’ll treat you the same as anyone else threatening me. Freakin New Yorkers and their attitudes lol. Stay armed, stay trained, and if necessary call the cops to send these little mob mentality, bravery in numbers b****es.
@@r.wyrick4984 Good work.
The passing a 1% rule only applies to other Patch members. Specially if you are a support club from that 1%club. Lone Wolfs don’t have to do anything other than ride. Just don’t occupy the same lane as them when passing. But then again that applies to anyone you don’t know.
There is no "rule". They do whatever they want, I have seen enough of that.
I did 26 years in the USMC and have rode since I was 15.
I just ride.....and keep to myself. I dont owe anyone "respect".
I avoid patched guys. But, they're not the only people that can "make their presence known" if need be.
well said.
Your ride your ride. They can ride theirs.
Don't bend the knee to thugs, degenerates, criminals or so called "MC" bikers.
@Iam Nobody I have no problem with them...... By the same logic, I'm not subjected by the either..... As they stand by their logic, I stand by mine.
"they were going a certain speed out of respect" .. "they don't know who you are so theyre defending their brother"
I could go on with quoting comments from this video. When did we agree to this? Who made these the unspoken 'rules' of the road?? I'll tell you and them the same thing: i pay taxes to use the road and not to them. I did not vote for them to be the road authorities nor are they legally. Its disrespectful to pass? The fuck it is. Its disrespectful to expect someone to need your permission. I don't give a fuck how many years it took them to work to their position in a 'club' i am not a part of. These 'clubs' don't run the country or our lives. The claims made in defense of people who do these things are nothing more than deflections for thugs to justify their actions.
Additionally, the video of the guy getting kicked on the bike actually happened. Saying its 'click bait' is a poor attempt at deflecting and gaslighting someone's actions into being innocent.
You talk about respect, yet you support actions that are disrespectful and damaging to the motorcycle lifestyle; which many of us participate in without the regeim of a 'club'
Isn't that pretty contradicting for the whole purpose of making an MC like they created it for the freedom of riding on an open road and all of a sudden they are a stickler for rules, it's pretty ironic.
for guys that call themselves outlaws they sure seem to have a lot of laws
Most MCs were founded by military vets. Most believe in basic moral codes and laws
As a sport bike rider I'm a lone wolf, never think you can roll up in a group whether they're 1% or not. I came up on a huge group of some Mongols here in Denver at the gas station, nothing but respect from them and to them. As I was pulling out of the gas station I was given the right away to go ahead of them by an OG because he knew I was on the road that day for speed. I passed with care, head nods and peace signs ✌️ once I got far enough ahead I throttled and went on with my speed ride. That's that. I also wrecked my gsxr on some gnarly twists in a canyon road, low sided on some sand riding early in the season and sand was down from snow the month earlier. A couple 81 boys helped pull my bike out of the guard rail.
Awesome thanks for sharing
Here in New Zealand the leaders or old heads are typically good. It's all the little prospects or ones who want to work their way up that think they're hard. Will never do anything by themselves but in a group they'll act all tough. My friend pulled up behind some because they were going slow and she was scared to pass. They tried kicking her off her bike. My dad had the same situation but they pulled out a chain. Some are nice and some are scum.
Sure they have their good side but, they have to realize they don't own the road and in the majority of cases when they think people are disrespecting them it's just because they don't know the rules they roll by.
most mcs are just drinking clubs with leather the our name means we think were better than you types are the ones you watch for
I'm just confused as to why it's disrespectful to pass groups? Like, if I'm in a group of twelve 1996 Honda Accords should I be disrespected if a Corvette passes us?
Good advice although i knew this stuff already. Shared this video with one of my sportbike friends who made the mistake of trying to pass a bunch of MC dudes and he almost learned the hard way. He couldn't understand why they were so pissed and almost kicked his ass. I had to explain to him the respect thing. He still didn't believe me or understand until I sent him this link and it soon became clear and made sense. Respect is easy and cheap and doesn't cost a thing or take much effort.
I already catch some flak because I ride a Can Am Ryker. Its whatever to each their own, but I do worry about breaking some rule that I don't know. I appreciate your videos.
Here’s what I do. If they are in the way, to slow, just sitting there. I’m passing. I’ve done it numerous times.
Respect is just a word. I’m not disrespecting anyone by passing them. They’ve passed me many times. I mind my business, but I live by my rules. No one else’s.
The only way it should be
Maybe THEY should just show some respect and let someone faster pass all those Harley’s are slower then a 98 Honda Civic lol
How odd. Living in the UK and Europe I'd never given a second's thought to overtaking any 'motorcycle club'. Usually harley davidsons are moving so slowly I don't have time to wait and just carry on. I've never been bothered by any hell's angel types. One point... you earn my respect, it's not on offer to anyone blocking my progress. Ride safe all.
I'll never forget having a Puch MKII moped in 1984, being flagged down by a bunch of Iron Horseman, taken in for an hour as one of their own, having some beers and being told to keep riding. I was 14. Respect!
Lol. I had a weird green colored Puch. You had to peddle it to get going and pull a little black handle to start it.
Does this passing thing apply to cars?
I have a question. What happens if your solo and not affiliated and a crew pulls up on you either on the highway or at a red light what do you do?
If you're solo... head nod, wave, or salute. Pull off and go about your business lol
Of course, as with any form of traffic, if they're faster I gladly let them go. I'm not racing any random mf
Thanks for vid....your ideas/experience is much appreciated... never knew what is best. When approaching a club, I hang back and watch. If follow for a while and seems like club is just hanging, I'll pass slow, giving room. II use a head nod as acknowledgement. I believe genuine respect comes across - I have huge respect for bikers that live the life. Bottom line for me is don't do anything I'd need to apologize for, face to face.
Much love jim glad you got something out of it
Buying a cruiser glad I found this page. Never delt with a club but I have been around a street gang never being apart of it but the golden rule of just give respect is what I figured would be said.
me grown ass man with a skull mask on and no helmet using the term "road captain" dawg this is hilarious
You're a class act bro....Level headed...you speak the truth.
much love bourbon
I was riding behind the dominant 1% club in Texas as a slick back. I hung back, and we ended coming to a stop light. The road captain waved me to move up to talk to me and asked if I wanted to ride. Show respect, they'll respect you.
Truth
No. I dont want to ride with anyone. If I am riding solo, which is most of the time, Im doing my thing. Im not changing how I ride over some stupid rule someone has.
Im doing my thing. They do theirs. Respect has nothing to do with it. Im being safe, Im not doing anything crazy.
Did you ride with them?
@@donantonio5646 Im being safe, following traffic laws, being a respectful driver and heading to my destination.
Im not slowing down for someones ego
@@donantonio5646 neither do i? Im not sure what your getting at. This video is about not passing bikers....fuck that
Looking proper badass in that gear 🤘🏼
I stumbled across this video and had an instance where there was two cuts chilling in traffic . I was on my way to work and don’t usually just sit in traffic . So I kicked back for a minute and was like ‘nahh I can’t do this’ so I just drifted pass them . And then I couldn’t pass anymore knowing the road got smaller and they tried to go around around like I did but I knew the road and knew you couldn’t go any farther on the side. So they hopped back in a couple car links up. I ended up cutting out the right side where I knew I could pass all the congestion and never saw them again. Everything was gravy. But it did cross my mind. Like if it was ‘disrespecting’ them. I didn’t blow by either I just slowly passed, respectfully. Not blaring my exhaust or anything. Even if you ain’t in it you just show respect. Like you said when it comes down to it we gotta stick together against all these ignorant ass drivers. I was raised around a lot that involved respect but wasn’t on two wheels. And shiii when it comes down to it, I ain’t never truly alone. I always got my baby with me 😏 dope video though
We do what we do. Good knowledge for riders to know .keep up the good work Bro.. # ghostin ( Colorado)
Much love moses
I think people should just respect each other on the road and anywhere else regardless of what they're riding or driving or what the scenario.
I had a 1% race me once, long ago. Gave me the wave to pass, I went and then once past got going again fast and he just started keeping up, intimidating riding with one. Dont wanna cut them off or anything, in the end at some lights we just exchanged some words about the ride and went on our ways, was pretty fun. They have so much riding experience man
Definitely respect all bike riders it doesn't matter who you are or what bike u ride there is always someone tougher
Definitely respect I remember riding with my VP and we came across some 1% we are right with and the Prez invited us into the pack felt dope riding with the big bros!!!
much love my brother
I feel this, same bro
Very well explained.when im riding,im
Always observing in front,be side and behind me well ahead of time.i can easily pick out whats what.regardless if its a club,a honda,a trike,a slingshot ect.it dont matter i always throw the two down and three down for 3 wheelers.im out riding to be free,enjoy the scenery and the alone time,im not out to act tough,portray an image or be a jackass.i respect all bikes/bikers and act accordingly.there has been times i come up,maybe to close idk,i see the patch and i back off and wait for a signal.much respect brother!i respect all mc,i treat them how i wanna be treated and get the same back.dont talk to much,be a man,carry the conversation as you see fit.its like talking to a war vet,i feel the same talking to a 1%.i love the conversation,the storys ect.its all about the respect given as the respect youll be given back.
Def true
I watched this about a year and a half ago as I was first getting into the culture and have come back to comment now that I have ridden peg to peg with an MC because I get it now. After watching how the pack moves, I realized this all makes a lot of sense. It was a memorial ride on a country highway that wound through some towns. I saw how often the blockers would have to pull out and race ahead to block an intersection. As a guest, I started off in the back, but as all the blockers jumped out, I moved to a position about 6 back from the front. There were also two blocking vehicles as well. It didn't matter on open stretches, and they let people pass us as normal, but on closer sections, where they knew many blockers would be jumping out, they controlled the traffic from behind. Watching how all of that got communicated while riding just by where the RC positioned his bike was wild. I can see now why, in some cases, they don't let people by. There are a lot of ways things could go sideways safety-wise, and a lot of people could get hurt or killed. It's a complicated dynamic. So, I now see the issue of respect entirely differently. It's got a lot less to do with patches and attitudes and a lot more to do with safety and common sense. #ghostin
#Indiana lonewolf here. Grew up around MC culture as a legacy. I'm feeling the signals on your bike
As a lone wolf, I’ve always wondered about this. Thanks!
Much love
Real club members professionals don't worry about stuff like this. There's a way to pass but but real MC members see riders as riders that's it. Club members know what and who they are looking out for. So just pass the same way you would pass anyone else. Only MC members with something to prove act like fools.
if you didnt see the other passing 1%ers and MCs video from the MC perspective www.youtube.com/watch?v=lQXtP...
How about pulling up on someone riding alone on a motorcycle but not showing a patch? Is it disrespectful to cruise near them? I see both sides.
Great video topic i myself never had any issues here in Texas i just let clubs go by me no problem i would have to get gas at the next station and go inside and patches where in there said hi and that's it have a good ride
Been in many situations when we passed the lone wolf alone on the highway, just because most of the pack had a 1% Diamond, I still showed Respect after passing the lone wolf gave him a fist in the air
Thats Gd up
Great video once again. Maybe something you could touch on from a non club perspective is what sort of actions are acceptable around 1%ers? Could giving deuces as opposed to thumbs up or hang loose be looked at as disrespect in the club world? I’m a trucker primarily so in a rig it’s a bit different, wondering what good when I’m out line wolf.
Dueces is def good
"Sport bike flys by, we catch up to him at the gas station and it doesnt go well for him"
This is how people get shot, I passed you, whatever, last thing thats gonna happen is a handful of "club" bikers threaten or attack me. Clubs arent above anyone else, its a motorcycle, thats it.
The funeral one, again, if a bunch of dudes are attacking me for passing, I'm letting lead fly.
Open or concealed? And what position do you use? I’ve been thinking about carrying on my bike for this exact reason…
First off thank you for sharing this information, it will help motorcyclists like myself. I love motorcycling. I ride every single day, it brings me peace in the worst times, and not a single person on this planet will tell me how i will ride. I respect and love humans, and i live my life in consideration for others, but I refuse to accept anyone imposing self made "laws" especially on my bike. Just like if i was to encounter an asshole walking down the street, i will quickly remove myself from the situation, same on the bike. I ride my own ride. I would never intentionally disrespect any fellow biker like flying through a formation, but im definitely never going to sit and wait behind your pack, im zoomin right by you on my plastic rice cooker on wheels i promise you you would never catch me and it would most definitely be the last time yall would see me.
Much love!!!! Stay safe!!!
#Ghostin dope topic definitely things people need to know!
#ghostin
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I ride a motorcycle to get to work and to put less miles on my truck. If some dudes in a “club” want to keep me from passing, all because im also on a bike, they have a personal problem. It’s public roadways. Some of us use a bike simply for transportation.
Im retired Air Force, although what happend was a few years back stationed in Germany.
Rolled up on the HA on the autobahn. They were about 60 to 70 deep; was cool to seem them although they were in slow lane,and my turn off coming up. Like you said pay attention, respect the road, respect each other. I passed them before my turn off, did not realize how deep they were until my turn off was almost up. I signaled,slowed down and waited for the go ahead to cut through their ranks. Again common sense, no reason to blast through em, just wait a sec or two. Then no problems.
So true
Just be well armed to defend yourself and do as you please within the laws.
Exactly there is no man that’s gonna tell me what to do I don’t bow before anyone, I only bow the Lord
I appreciate all of your vids and, although it's been some years since I had a bike, I plan on getting another one so it helps to make sure I don't get jammed up by just trying to do my own thing.
I have had a problem and I still don't know how to handle it. From my city (Sacramento, CA), going up the hill towards S. Tahoe, a lot of MC ride up there. It's 2 lanes each way and they usually just form up in the right lane and cruise. One time I went to pass since they were just doing about 65. I didn't pass fast, but for some reason, they surrounded my car and pointed me to get behind them. The lane was clear and I wasn't flying. I had to drive behind them for 30 miles before they exited. Loud as hell since I'm in a convertible.
So, next time I saw a group (same 1% MC - won't state the colors), I came up to the last guy, signaled forward and a thumbs up. He waved no. That time, I held back for a min and then flew past at about 140 mph (it's a 200mph+ car). They all took off after me, but I was long gone.
I asked a friend who's affiliated with another MC, and he just said it was just the car and they were messing with me because they could.
So... how is one supposed to avoid this situation if respect isn't given at all? I thought it was normal to leave regular vehicles alone as long as they're giving the MC space. Summer is coming up and it's bound to cross paths with another group. I want to show respect, but it should be given back also. Especially when someone not on a bike is just cruising. Are some groups just that bad? Thanks for any input.
pat your pocket and give them a smile theyll let you pass
@@thecoolestofthe834s2 Nah... these guys would call it and respond. The only info you can find on these guys is the indictments.
You Show Respect To Get Respect 💯
#Ghostin #Connecticut. When I was about 19 and on my first Harley (1980 XLH) I was entering the highway from an on ramp right into the middle of a local East Coast 1% club. They changed formation to let me ride with the pack for a few miles until my exit. I was excited and terrified at the same time.
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#Ghostin! Another great lesson for all of us, experienced or just starting riding. Thanks Sose. 🎅 Queasy
Much love queasy
To those with apehangers only! I live in the city, no garage. Any recommendations for a good cover for 18" apes? Let me know, point me in the right direction please
Respect has to be earned sunshine.
As someone that owned a Yamaha R1, I've always just instinctively gave respect to other motorcyclists, for me, when I'm ripping up the hwy, if I see a formation, I just slow it up a bit, pass on outside of their club and give a thumbs up, and 9 times outta 10 they usually nod back, and I throttle it. Never had an issue. Just like you said, it's respect and understanding points of view. Good vid bro.👍👍
Being on a yamaha is so different ive never thought about how that is
@@SoseTheGhost yeah I feel ya, I grew up around Harley's, I mean super stretched, need a whole parking lot to turn around🤣🤣🤣😂😂 cause my uncle rode with a club like 25 yrs, I've just always been a speed Demon 😈🤷. But I just traded that in, got me a 2022 triumph Rocket 3r....I'm liking the suped up cruiser 👍👍. God Speed to ya bro, maybe I will see ya one day when I'm up around Bear MTN.
I don’t bother waving at groups unless they do first. Many groups here in my state will give you a bird unless you’re riding on a stupid Harley. So screw them.
You are right man, I was taught when I was younger by a bike club. Respect is for everyone. Unfortunately the world is not like that. But it's common sense. Thanks!
As a guy whos been 2 wheels only for over 13 years, rode cruisers, rode super nakeds, rode racebikes, rode adveture bikes, through the hot summers and icy winters with no other choice, I dont use the term biker for myself. Ive tried the MC thing. It contridicts its own reputation. Just another set of rules, another group strength collective.
I'm a man of my word, so my choice of words matter. Respect is EARNED with time and shared experiences. Reverence is what most ppl mean when they say respect. So I give propper space to MC's, Im one wolf and they're a pack. Its can be very simple. But if this pack is fishing for drama and holdimg me up, if I can Ill pass by them in other lanes.
I Love Your Video's Dude Just #Ghostin
I appreciate this video man, I came up on a Club and I had no clue what to do. I hung back for a while. I didn’t fly by but I did end up passing but I stayed as far to the right as I could cuz I had no clue and didn’t want to get mixed up in them
Def this will def help
Quite honestly the best explanation of this I have heard. I really appreciate the way talk about the mutual respect. I am not in a MC and will probably never will be but I do respect other riders regardless. Most importantly I don’t want to disrespect anyone by accident either. So this video is really appreciated!
Much respect
CT Always respect But sometimes It's Not taught it's fucking Learned Keep up what you do, love the channel.
Respect goes a long way.
Yes it does momma
Thanks for the insight bro. It will never be how it's supposed to be, but the more education the better for sure. Thanks again!
True
My dad told me about a situation he was in while riding once, he’s not in any clubs or anything he’s just a casual rider, (72 sportster with a few engine upgrades), he was just casually riding one day when two other bikers (from a gang/club) flew straight passed him, one on either side of him at the same time, he was a bit surprised so he did it back, except he flew straight between the two of em, looked in the rear view mirror an they just flipped him off an that was the end of it. Happened in Melbourne Australia
From Southern California and have been riding a decade + and never thought twice about any "unwritten rules" on public roadways. I drive blazing fast all the time, and I blow by people going slow all the time... these can be moms in SUV's, or a motorcycle "club" slowing down traffic. If you guys wanna make up silly rules to hold each other to, go for it - but I didn't sign up for that clown show lol!
# Ghostin Philly Very clear, simple, situational explanation. On target again Sose ! ps. You may suffer a little from riding in the cold now, but i totally "get", stretching out the riding season. Much Love & Merry Christmass to you & yours Sose.
Yes jim lol much love
I ride alone, I don’t care who I meet or pass on the street, I live by my own rules
This is a great video. l’m not in a club and I don’t want to be. Respectfully, I’ll never change my riding style for anyone. I ride safely but I can’t wait behind slow cruisers to be honest.