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SCHP investigating 12 motorcycle crashes as Rally Week continues
By Ian Klein MYRTLE BEACH, SC (WMBF) — Just this week the South Carolina State Highway Patrol has reported two deaths involving motorcycles in Horry County. Biker Kelli Johnston witnessed the aftermath of one of those wrecks after she said a motorcyclist attempted to run through a red light. “People were doing it…
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3 men shot in front of Black Sabbath motorcycle club in San Diego
Maria Arcega-Dunn, SAN DIEGO — Three men were expected to survive after getting shot overnight in southeast San Diego, police said. A group of people were in front of the Black Sabbath Motorcycle Club in the Mt. Hope neighborhood around 1:45 a.m. Sunday when several gunshots were heard, said Officer Robert Heims of the San…
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David Walters sits down with James “Hollywood”Macecari to talk motorcycle clubs, who he admires the most, the lifestyle and where Insane Throttle is going in the future
By Dave Walters I had the privilege to sit down and talk James from Insane Throttle. James holds a special place in my heart because he was the first to give me a chance to write. To publish things that I put together (no matter how bad they might have been!) and encourage me to…
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Now that’s an Ole Lady LOL Woman poses as sheriff, releases boyfriend from jail
By: Natalie Dreier FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – A woman from Arkansas now will spend time behind bars after she posed as a California sheriff to get her boyfriend out of jail. Maxine Feldstein has been sentenced to 15 years in prison after she pleaded guilty to forgery, third-degree escape and second-degree criminal impersonation, KFSM reported. Protect…
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BIKER DAD: Family of fallen biker asks motorcycles to show for funeral
By: Chris Best LUCEDALE, Miss. (WKRG) – The family of a biker killed this week in Mobile is hoping to send him on his final journey home in style with support of his other family…bikers. 53-year-old Mark Brannan died Thursday morning when is motorcycle hit a guardrail at a dead end in Tillman’s Corner. Police…
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‘Now we don’t ride … we watch’: A different way to experience Harley bike week
By Anna Young Murrells Inlet resident Arthur Weygant recalled a time when he would hop on his motorcycle and drive on the open highway. Now, the senior sets up a lawn chair every year along Highway 17 Business and watches as thousands of motorcycles roll into town for Myrtle Beach Bike Week. “It’s like music…
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Cops eye Hells Angels’ party-A raid on the their clubhouse earlier this week didn’t appear to slow down festivities at an annual Hells Angels BBQ event
Nicholas Johansen A raid on the their clubhouse earlier this week didn’t appear to slow down festivities at an annual Hells Angels BBQ event in Kelowna Saturday. Dozens of motorcycles were parked outside the Kelowna Hells Angels clubhouse in the city’s North End Saturday, and riders showed up throughout the afternoon. Many sported the Hells Angels…
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So now a motorcycle club is alright with being called a “Motorcycle Gang” They even use the MG cube on their vest. What is happening in the club scene in Houston ?
By James “Hollywood” Macecari I recommend you reading Want to know the reason for motorcycle club protocol? Just take look at this video of these Cu*Ts. This is the very reason why it exists. Before going any further into this article. It will give you the reasons for a second part follow up article on…
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Mongols Biker Club Hit With 500,000 Fine, Probation But Can Keep Trademarked Logo Despite Racketeering Conviction
by Los Angeles Times A federal judge Friday slapped the Mongols motorcycle club with a sizable fine and probation as punishment in a racketeering case, but rebuffed another attempt by prosecutors to strip the notoriously violent group of trademarks it holds on its logo. At a sentencing hearing in Santa Ana, U.S. District Judge David…
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Former Justice says 2nd Amendment does not guarantee your right to bear arms. -District of Columbia v. Heller
John Paul Stevens Former associate justice of the U.S. Supreme Court District of Columbia v. Heller recognized an individual right to possess a firearm under the Constitution. Here’s why the case was wrongly decided. District of Columbia v. Heller, which recognized an individual right to possess a firearm under the Constitution, is unquestionably the most…
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Four years later: Twin Peaks survivor hopes to change biker profiling
by Jordan Bontke A Twin Peaks shooting survivor says he trying to rebuild his reputation after he was one of the bikers arrested at the Waco restaurant in 2015. Friday marks four years since the deadly shootout at the Waco Twin Peaks. “This was a scheduled meeting,” said Paul Landers. Landers said he got to…
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Do you agree? 20 Glaring Problems With Harley Davidson That Everyone Chooses To Ignore
Leena Nasir It has been said that riders either really love, or really dislike Harley Davidson motorcycles. On one side, supporters possess an incredibly loyal passion for the bike, while on the other side of the spectrum lies a severe distaste for the brand. There seem to be no in-betweens. Like any other brand,…
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Time to Boycott Texas?Talk about all out motorcycle club profiling!!!!El Paso Police made 35 arrests and issued 118 citations
EL PASO, Texas – El Paso Police made 35 arrests and issued 118 citations during a Cinco de Mayo crackdown on motorcycle gangs. Police released the figures Tuesday in response to an ABC-7 request for information. Several ABC-7 staffers and viewers noticed police pulling over groups of motorcyclists during the entire Cinco de Mayo holiday…
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Alleged Hell’s Angels member to serve up to 40 years in prison
Neil Remiesiewicz PROVIDENCE, R.I (WPRI) — A North Providence man alleged to be a member of the Hell’s Angels motorcycle gang will spend at least five years in federal prison after pleading guilty to drug and weapons charges Tuesday. FBI agents raided 54-year-old Douglas Leedham’s apartment at Geneva Mills back in February and found meth,…
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Talk about propaganda SMH. Casper Police Received Intelligence About Possible Biker Gang Activity at Parade
Tom Morton While not going into detail, the suggestion that riders in the recent motorcycle awareness parade not wear colors came from information about an outlaw biker possibly threatening violence, Casper Police Chief Keith McPheeters said Tuesday. The police department had been receiving credible intelligence from reputable sources about one unnamed outlaw motorcycle gang intending…
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