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Terrified of Biker Gang, Is Throwing a Water Bottle at Them Sensible?


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2013 Oct 9, 3:33am   8,482 views  56 comments

by Blurtman   ➕follow (2)   💰tip   ignore  

Of course not. The SUV driver almost killed an onlooker, and fled the scene. Of course they need to cover their tracks. "Save my baby!" But if you are so terrified, you don't risk an escalation by tossing a water bottle at these folks.

Frequently up thisaway in the Northwest, drivers who witness a hit and run will pursue the criminal until they find out where he lives or call in the accident and alert the police to the location of the criminal.

You are out for a ride with your buddies and club members, a maniac in an SUV runs over and very possibly kills someone and speeds off - what do you do?

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52   leo707   2013 Oct 10, 9:40am  

freak80 says

I don't even like driving my Honda Civic on deer infested roadways, let alone a motorcycle. Yikes.

Yeah, that is one disadvantage of a motorcycle, not much cargo room. No where to put all that free venison ;)

53   leo707   2013 Oct 10, 10:40am  

egads101 says

I'd bet the accident rates of 40+ year old experienced motorcyclists is vastly lower.

Yeah, vastly lower, but key word is experienced. These days there are plenty of 40+ people whose midlife crisis vehicle is a motorcycle. They might not do all the stupid stuff that a 20 year-old does on a bike, but they don't have the reflexes to get them out of the inevitable beginner mistakes.

egads101 says

possibly drinking.

Drinking and driving a car is bad enough, but it is a horrible idea on a motorcycle.

54   Homeboy   2013 Oct 10, 6:49pm  

Say no to crack.

55   Moderate Infidel   2013 Oct 11, 12:32am  

Every wanna be tough guy biker with a loud Harley should die. Self centered dipshits.

56   elliemae   2013 Oct 11, 1:01am  

donjumpsuit says

The only other way I can describe it is a car driver is looking out a window at the world, the motorcyclist is outside in the world. We have to run by a whole different set of expectations and outcomes.

The world is moving "slowly" and as I drive in my "cage" I see it as if I were standing on it. Not getting whipped by sand & wind and shit that's in the roadway. I'll take my cage, which provides some protection from the elements as well as it makes it more comfortable to see the world around me.

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