@@MotorcycleEnjoyer01 Precisely the point, grow some backbone and learn to be an individual instead of trying to conform and camouflage into the nearest crowd.
@@MotorcycleEnjoyer01Spare the history lesson on human nature as you’ve missed the point. Sons of anarchy is what spurred every “biker” to start puttin a cheesy patch on over the last 10 years.
@@braapchop5925 It's questionable why a club would welcome someone into their ranks who couldn't stand on there own. Clearly, it's to the advantage of the established members to have a pool of the expendable and subservient to draw on to further their plans,
I e been riding for 56 years. With groups of friends and by myself. I have never needed to wear a vest with a picture of an animal on the back. I’m not into biker politics. I ride where, when, and what I ride. I learned a long time ago don’t depend on others going riding. I make my plans and do it.
since a KID (70s) i ride WHEN and WHERE i want...SINCE. PAID DUES,ROBBED,CHARGED UP...all that. i STILL DO IT,i roll too rough to ride with other dudes! i STAY CONNECTED THO!
I’m going totally to another direction than the “MC community”. I’ve been in a motorcycle club, I’ve followed the protocol and believed in all those attributes, all those written and unwritten rules that have made the community a slave of itself. No more I’m gonna play by the rules made by people I have never met. Yeah I know it might come with consequences but so be it. My honest opinion is that you don’t find that pure, genuine, authentic and original biker spirit in MC’s. It’s all act. What we have today is a machinery that feeds itself with principles that are very superficial. If I’d find likeminded bikers and we would like to start a club, it wouldn’t be to contribute to the community. That would be for us. Nothing else.
Unfortunately there is a lot of truth to this. If you see the new Bike Riders movie it explains a lot and shows you how things have changed and not necessarily for the good.
I was part of a new club. A year of prospecting for the dominant club in the area. After that we were allowed to have our patch, it was the only way for a MC to start up. You don’t want to be caught with a three piece without a blessing. This is serious business and respect is everything. RC do what you want, no big deal just don’t pretend you’re something you’re not. Great video
The "Ice Cream Men from Hell" - with the exception of one guy - were absolute clowns. I was wondering how much the had to pay the HA to tolerate those idiots.
All this m/c-r/c--B.S.--is just like a lousy soap opera with piss poor actors trying to get face time on the internet , the ghost guy is the absolute worst and in this game,by being worst he may well be regarded as being the best of the worst ,which only makes everyone else a looser ,because they can’t even be as bad as he who thinks of himself ,as being the best- i view this all as a low cost cartoon show--the 25 cent Saturday cowboy shows with Roy and Gene and Hoppy had more interest remember the Lone Ranger -Now these new internet jockeys want to use ‘Code’s to identify the actors, like , [69] ha -Haha and cartoon character on the backs of old men ,who actually should know better than to carry on like this,just think of the example they are setting for the youth of our countries, God bless the world -it shure needs all the help it can get ---like pallidan said , ‘’ he who travels fastest goes alone’’ ---ride safe& ride far------ p-----
@@CigHomieCal ya ok i bet it would be a different talk in my face mr key board have a nice night and stay in your lane might save your life one bro....
@@cjjorge6636 cool story Jorge 😂 you wouldn’t do nothing but call the cops. Your not tough. The only keyboard warrior is you seeking out biker content to comment. Pull up anytime
i dont really feel like theres anything inherently wrong with pop up clubs, if you have even a basic reason to make one and have the right people for it. It does seem like it would be difficult to not appear like a SoA larper who was too scared to prospect for an already established MC though
The idea of Freedom is debated often. In comparison to other countries we are very free. However freedom does require rules otherwise it's just anarchy.
I tried to understand what they were talking about, but this is dumb. People who ride motorcycles together want to make a MC it's on them, people have a right to congregate however they want, for a group claiming to be "rebels" this is a very establishment-supporting mentality here.
@@kevinreese9026 no it's dumb territoriality gatekeeping mindset like when a club was established or what reason has any bearing on why it was created or whether it should be created. I'm not talking about what those MC should do or how they should be treated by anyone else, if they decide to push up or lfex in front of other groups then that a different story, and if you wanna be outlaw then be an outlaw, but the whole idea of "pop up" MC is just rediculous, some people ride for comraderie, some ride to fulfill a goal, some as a front for criminal activity, and some people just wanna have fun and riue in a group
Grown men don't join gangs....
Says most keyboard ⌨️ warriors. 👆👆👆👆 Who's saying an MC is a gang? U sound ignorant af
Well MCs are not gangs … far from it lol
Nothin cheesier than motorcycle clubs. Guys just dying for an identity.
@@MotorcycleEnjoyer01 Precisely the point, grow some backbone and learn to be an individual instead of trying to conform and camouflage into the nearest crowd.
@@MotorcycleEnjoyer01Spare the history lesson on human nature as you’ve missed the point. Sons of anarchy is what spurred every “biker” to start puttin a cheesy patch on over the last 10 years.
@@braapchop5925
It's questionable why a club would welcome someone into their ranks who couldn't stand on there own.
Clearly, it's to the advantage of the established members to have a pool of the expendable and subservient to draw on to further their plans,
@@braapchop5925
I'm a biker since I was 14.......You couldn't pay me to participate in that patch/colors nonsense. I leave those people alone.
Maybe a couple guys getting in their leathers for a podcast might be cheesier
I e been riding for 56 years. With groups of friends and by myself. I have never needed to wear a vest with a picture of an animal on the back. I’m not into biker politics. I ride where, when, and what I ride. I learned a long time ago don’t depend on others going riding. I make my plans and do it.
Nothing wrong with that. Everyone has their place.
WORD UP!! that's IT that's ALL! SKIP ALL THE HOT AIR!
since a KID (70s) i ride WHEN and WHERE i want...SINCE. PAID DUES,ROBBED,CHARGED UP...all that. i STILL DO IT,i roll too rough to ride with other dudes! i STAY CONNECTED THO!
word you were looking for was a “niche” and that is a very good point in a well established and old community
You guys are a breath of fresh air. Normal guys talking about real world every day bike stuff. None of that macho 'ghostin' BS.
Love from the UK!
Haha, thanks for the compliment and for watching.
I’m going totally to another direction than the “MC community”. I’ve been in a motorcycle club, I’ve followed the protocol and believed in all those attributes, all those written and unwritten rules that have made the community a slave of itself.
No more I’m gonna play by the rules made by people I have never met. Yeah I know it might come with consequences but so be it. My honest opinion is that you don’t find that pure, genuine, authentic and original biker spirit in MC’s. It’s all act. What we have today is a machinery that feeds itself with principles that are very superficial.
If I’d find likeminded bikers and we would like to start a club, it wouldn’t be to contribute to the community. That would be for us. Nothing else.
Unfortunately there is a lot of truth to this. If you see the new Bike Riders movie it explains a lot and shows you how things have changed and not necessarily for the good.
Funny thing is all these guys who watch videos about MCs just to make negative comments they would never make in real life around anyone with a patch
There's some truth to this.
@@BikerProtocolI NEVER see noone in real life saying this nonsense I see on UA-cam. Not in NY
I was part of a new club. A year of prospecting for the dominant club in the area. After that we were allowed to have our patch, it was the only way for a MC to start up. You don’t want to be caught with a three piece without a blessing. This is serious business and respect is everything.
RC do what you want, no big deal just don’t pretend you’re something you’re not.
Great video
Exactly
The "Ice Cream Men from Hell" - with the exception of one guy - were absolute clowns. I was wondering how much the had to pay the HA to tolerate those idiots.
Haha, it was kind of entertaining to watch.
Hell I think if the ice cream men, should have called themselves, The Blown Gaskets From Hell.. 😂 Sounds a little bit tougher. 😂.
Lol i knew i knew you ha good videos hope all is well 🤟
All this m/c-r/c--B.S.--is just like a lousy soap opera with piss poor actors trying to get face time on the internet , the ghost guy is the absolute worst and in this game,by being worst he may well be regarded as being the best of the worst ,which only makes everyone else a looser ,because they can’t even be as bad as he who thinks of himself ,as being the best- i view this all as a low cost cartoon show--the 25 cent Saturday cowboy shows with Roy and Gene and Hoppy had more interest remember the Lone Ranger -Now these new internet jockeys want to use ‘Code’s to identify the actors, like , [69] ha -Haha and cartoon character on the backs of old men ,who actually should know better than to carry on like this,just think of the example they are setting for the youth of our countries, God bless the world -it shure needs all the help it can get ---like pallidan said , ‘’ he who travels fastest goes alone’’ ---ride safe& ride far------ p-----
just b.s. gangs are a dipsh*t thing to do . i stand on that !!
@@cjjorge6636 no you don’t you just internet chat
@@CigHomieCal ya ok i bet it would be a different talk in my face mr key board have a nice night and stay in your lane might save your life one bro....
@@cjjorge6636 cool story Jorge 😂 you wouldn’t do nothing but call the cops. Your not tough. The only keyboard warrior is you seeking out biker content to comment. Pull up anytime
@@CigHomieCal MR Shawnt williams of CA you ride a HD 💩🤡🤣🤣
i dont really feel like theres anything inherently wrong with pop up clubs, if you have even a basic reason to make one and have the right people for it. It does seem like it would be difficult to not appear like a SoA larper who was too scared to prospect for an already established MC though
I wouldn't say anything's necessarily wrong either it's just like you mentioned how you go about it.
It’s a free country just don’t get the wrong patches and you’re good 🇺🇸
The idea of Freedom is debated often. In comparison to other countries we are very free. However freedom does require rules otherwise it's just anarchy.
This is some high grade cringe material.
be a man dont need a club
Be a man and tell everyone how to be a man on UA-cam comments 😂
@@BikerProtocol i dont need the comments. i am a example of what a man should strive to be
I tried to understand what they were talking about, but this is dumb.
People who ride motorcycles together want to make a MC it's on them, people have a right to congregate however they want, for a group claiming to be "rebels" this is a very establishment-supporting mentality here.
More rules than the militant modern society, all in the name of “freedom”. Lol…..truly ridiculous.
if you dont understand enough to know better dont speak on the subject.
@@kevinreese9026 no it's dumb territoriality gatekeeping mindset like when a club was established or what reason has any bearing on why it was created or whether it should be created.
I'm not talking about what those MC should do or how they should be treated by anyone else, if they decide to push up or lfex in front of other groups then that a different story, and if you wanna be outlaw then be an outlaw, but the whole idea of "pop up" MC is just rediculous, some people ride for comraderie, some ride to fulfill a goal, some as a front for criminal activity, and some people just wanna have fun and riue in a group
@@kevinreese9026 It’s ridiculous jr high behavior with more rules than modern society, all sold under the guise of “freedom”. lol
Some would say the Laws and "Rules" we have in America still afford them Freedom. Different groups, different rules.
mc's are soft !!!!!!!!!!!!!
Only start one if you are into the gay leather scene.
Seems like you might have experience. If you'd like, we can do a video on your topic and we'd be happy to have you as a guest.