[touberornottouber]

I pull up to the hotel and see a big dude with lots of tats by a motorcycle. As he gets in I notice the jacket and the tats -- he is a members of the Outlaws motorcycle club. (This is a first for me in about 15 years of being in transportation) We talked about the virus, where he was from, and that kind of stuff. Took the dude to the local Clubhouse.

They definitely don't deserve the negative reputation at all based on how this guy was. This guy was one of my better riders today! A very chilled out kind of dude but someone you probably wouldn't want to start a fight with....

 

[BadYota]

They've earned their negative reputation. Ive known people in that group and they break the law in just about every way. I don’t care that they can act decent in public, they don’t get brownie points for that

 

[Cvillegordo]

Working the road in two Virginia counties (deputy sheriff) I encountered occasional 1% types wearing their colors, Pagans and Hells Angels primarily. Stopped a guy wearing his Pagans patch with his woman wearing "Property of Pagans" patch one afternoon, very clean cut, tall polite, NOT your typical outlaw biker at all. (Probably the chapter attorney.) Gave him a verbal warning for illegal overtaking, and directions to a hotel as it was starting to rain. He had a "**** the Hells Angels" sticker on his gas tank. Saw them later walking into the IHOP, they smiled and waved.

 

[Iann]

I picked up a member of the Mongols MC.

Dude was huge. Had the jacket wearing the 1%

He asked me about my VW patch on my arm that I have covering my lyft patch.
Told him I'm into air cooled VW Beetles and am covering up Lyfts logo.
We had a good conversation about air-cooled engines vs water cooled engines.

Cool dude for the ride.

 

[tohunt4me]

I picked up a member of the Mongols MC.

Dude was huge. Had the jacket wearing the 1%

He asked me about my VW patch on my arm that I have covering my lyft patch.
Told him I'm into air cooled VW Beetles and am covering up Lyfts logo.
We had a good conversation about air-cooled engines vs water cooled engines.

Cool dude for the ride.

He was " Gathering Intelligence " on the potential Rival VW club.

I picked up a member of the Mongols MC.

Dude was huge. Had the jacket wearing the 1%

He asked me about my VW patch on my arm that I have covering my lyft patch.
Told him I'm into air cooled VW Beetles and am covering up Lyfts logo.
We had a good conversation about air-cooled engines vs water cooled engines.

Cool dude for the ride.

You and your club memebers will be invited to a Banquet.
In your honor.

Then you will be asked to De - Patch . . .

 

[ANT 7]

I pull up to the hotel and see a big dude with lots of tats by a motorcycle. As he gets in I notice the jacket and the tats -- he is a members of the Outlaws motorcycle club. (This is a first for me in about 15 years of being in transportation) We talked about the virus, where he was from, and that kind of stuff. Took the dude to the local Clubhouse.

They definitely don't deserve the negative reputation at all based on how this guy was. This guy was one of my better riders today! A very chilled out kind of dude but someone you probably wouldn't want to start a fight with....

20 years ago I had a couple of friends in the local HA chapter here in YYC. One of them was in the army with me at the same time. They do their thing, and I did mine. Great guys without issues when I drank with them at their local hangout. Their code of conduct is better than that of our elected officials.

One time I was drinking with Roger (the Sgt at Arms) and some of the crew in the stripper bar section of the old King Edward Hotel here in Calgary during the Saturday afternoon blues jam. The bar is packed, 300+ people, and the place is rocking. Everyone is having a great time.

There is this one guy in the front section though, who cannot keep his mouth shut, he's talking to his friends about what wimps bikers are, etc, simply trash talking them because they are in another part of the bar, and he thinks they can't hear him, or know what is going on, so he gets to look tough to his buds by doing do. Dave the bar manager goes over and tries to shut the guy up, but he won't stop, and frankly it's annoying, because there is no friction anywhere, and the guys in the back are basically ignoring the dude as well.

Eventually it got to be too much, so Roger, who is about 6' 6" and 275 pounds, grabs two of the HA "strikers" and they march into the front of the bar where each of the strikers grabs one of the loud mouths arms, lift him out of his chair, and they carry him over to the side door where they hold him up against the door frame and Roger walks up and punches the dude square in the face, sending him flying onto his back on the sidewalk. Dude was out ****ing cold. Bar stood up in a rackous round of applause, and the band played on. The two guys at his table where the empty chair was remaining were as white as a sheet.

 

[Trafficat]

I have never had a bad experience dealing with OMG members.

 

[Gilby]

I was riding with my brothers-in-law in Minnesota and stopped for lunch in Stillwater at a biker bar. Lots of Harleys but my two brothers-in-law are on Indians, and some of the other riders come over to check them out. We get a phone call from our son, who is on a scooter like a Vespa and not far away, so we invite him to join us. Right after he arrives, a guy on a big HD with a beautiful blonde on the back pulls in nearby. He is wearing a Hell's Angels vest and comes over to check out the scooter.

Very friendly, he says when he was a kid, this is what everyone wanted. Then he goes over to the outdoor seating area and occupies a table. One of my BILs says, this guy is "the real deal," that the Hell's Angels own this bar, and he is the treasurer of the Twin Cities club.

We notice, as we have lunch, that many people come to his table to pay their respects. It is like a scene from The Godfather.

 

[Tony73]

I pull up to the hotel and see a big dude with lots of tats by a motorcycle. As he gets in I notice the jacket and the tats -- he is a members of the Outlaws motorcycle club. (This is a first for me in about 15 years of being in transportation) We talked about the virus, where he was from, and that kind of stuff. Took the dude to the local Clubhouse.

They definitely don't deserve the negative reputation at all based on how this guy was. This guy was one of my better riders today! A very chilled out kind of dude but someone you probably wouldn't want to start a fight with....

Only 1% of bikers are actually "Outlaws". They'll normally have 1% patch on their jacket too. You really don't wanna mess with those!😄

 

[Iann]

Only 1% of bikers are actually "Outlaws". They'll normally have 1% patch on their jacket too. You really don't wanna mess with those!😄

The guy I picked up was rocking the separate 3 piece patch with the 1%

He was no joke the real deal.
Would NOT want this guy pissed at me.

I was a little unease at first to be honest.

 

[tohunt4me]

The guy I picked up was rocking the separate 3 piece patch with the 1%

He was no joke the real deal.
Would NOT want this guy pissed at me.

I was a little unease at first to be honest.

j
just like the Police
Dont let the uniform worry you.
If youre not doing wrong.
No problems.

 

[DriverMark]

I've found if you treat these people with respect, they will return it. Usually as simple as that.

 

[Woohaa]

We had a good conversation about air-cooled engines vs water cooled engines.

Cool dude for the ride.

Forgive me but that conversation sounds boring as heck. 😆

 

[tohunt4me]

Forgive me but that conversation sounds boring as heck. 😆

V twins are air cooled.

 

[Iann]

Forgive me but that conversation sounds boring as heck. 😆

Im sure there's things that interest you that would be boring as hell to me as well.

To each is own as the saying goes.

 

[Woohaa]

Im sure there's things that interest you that would be boring as hell to me as well.

I'm positive that's true as I like watching historical documentaries, politics and reading text books on philosophy. "Does the Center Hold" is still a favorite

 

[oleole20]

They definitely don't deserve the negative reputation at all based on how this guy was.

Next time you pick up a biker and he's super nice towards you, tell him that you're a member of his rival gang.

 

[tohunt4me]

Next time you pick up a biker and he's super nice towards you, tell him that you're a member of his rival gang.

Or tell him you were on a rooftop in Waco ?

Not very smart to do.

Try walking into a Mosque eating a bacon & Ham sandwich instead.

S.Y.L.B.F.M.
( the Brothers are in Australia too . . .)

 

[Cvillegordo]

I once watched (at least until I made it out the door) four Hells Angels totally wreck the Razzle Dazzle (titty bar) in Council Bluffs, Iowa. That included one of them knocking out the huge bouncer cold with one completely sloppy, technically incorrect barroom haymaker. Wicked fast and effective, even if it was all wrong; street fighting 101. This was c.1990, I left Omaha in 1993.

 

[Legalizeit0]

I pull up to the hotel and see a big dude with lots of tats by a motorcycle. As he gets in I notice the jacket and the tats -- he is a members of the Outlaws motorcycle club. (This is a first for me in about 15 years of being in transportation) We talked about the virus, where he was from, and that kind of stuff. Took the dude to the local Clubhouse.

They definitely don't deserve the negative reputation at all based on how this guy was. This guy was one of my better riders today! A very chilled out kind of dude but someone you probably wouldn't want to start a fight with....

Many people thought Hitler was a very nice guy.

anyone involved with a 1% club is a true outlaw, they can be very nice people, but they do not believe laws apply to them. Slam on your brakes while he's in the car and let him hit his head on your dashboard, if he doesn't beat you to a pulp I'd be surprised.

there are very few people in the world that you should be scared of, but those with nothing to lose and those that truly don't give a shit fall into that category.