Every video I watch just gets me more pissed off that these bunch of punk ass bike riders can violate so many laws and people on the streets are scared to move. This just makes those of us who are true bikers look bad and cause us to be seen as part of bad behavior. I can't believe in a big city like this the cops with the helicopters and cars could not find a way of corralling these dirt bags.

I would never think to drive down the wrong way with cars coming at me! Are you "F"ing kidding me. I guess my life means more to me then these assholes!!!

After watching all the posted videos and the news my feelings are that this group of riders are week bunch of Pu$$ies. I would bet they don't ride like that when they are by themselves. Since we never get to see what started this whole event I guess the SUV driver did what I would have done. Although I might have tried harder to hit more of them.

BTW what is up with the dirt/enduro bikes riding in packs on city streets.

ColorBlind wrote:
BTW what is up with the dirt/enduro bikes riding in packs on city streets.

The dirt bikes and ATVs are your new breed of urban outlaw bikers. They are frequently used for getaways for snatch and grab robberies because they can hit the sidewalks, parks, drainage, what have you and be 10 blocks clear and dump a stolen bike before the police can get a helicopter on them. It's happening everywhere. They go out into the suburbs to steal a dirt bike (another easy shot since two people can throw a 200 pound bike into a truck) then take it into the city to use in a robbery, then dump it and go get another one. Dirt bikes equal no keys, no plates, and frequently uninsured as well. If you live near a large city and see cars that don't belong in your area, it just might be scouts looking for motorcycles that run. If you have 2 or 3, and they see you on them, they'll stake out your place and get a head count and wait for you to all be gone, then get a 3 in one deal. Many times they have your bike sold before they even swipe it.

I get the snatch and grab of a light bike for a robbery but these guys are riding in packs (15 or more) that's a lot of stolen bikes in a day.

It just pisses me off (like everyone else) that we only see a small part of the story.

ColorBlind wrote:
I get the snatch and grab of a light bike for a robbery but these guys are riding in packs (15 or more) that's a lot of stolen bikes in a day.

It just pisses me off (like everyone else) that we only see a small part of the story.

The packs with 4 wheelers and dirt bikes are common in certain parts of the big cities. Not all are stolen.

string .035 mig wire across 2 telephone poles neck high. That'll eliminate the problem

http://youtu.be/bjlt1T7QTwQ


I bet they are related or have ties with these dumbasses

she's not a dumbass, she's a "no-ass"

That fat tire met her fat a$$ and locked up! LOL.... to funny!

Vic1 wrote:
I just found this on several internet news links

"Though Mieses is a Massachusetts resident, he has never had a valid Massachusetts driver’s license for a passenger vehicle and has never applied for a motorcycle license, the Registry of Motor Vehicles said.

Registry records show that Mieses applied for a learner’s permit in 1999 and 2000, but that he never obtained a full license because he failed to pay fines imposed after he was ticketed for speeding in Lawrence in 1999. His last contact with the Registry was in 2001, when he obtained an identification card, registry records show.

Since 1999, he has been ticketed by police 16 times, in Lawrence, Methuen, Roxbury, Andover, and New Hampshire, according to registry records.

In June, the Registry notified the National Driver Register that Mieses was a habitual traffic offender whose right to drive in Massachusetts was revoked until 2017, records show."On a happier note, this dirtbag will never ride again!