A few nights ago, you could hear them cruising all around the neighborhood, seemingly with no other purpose then to make some "Check-out-how-cool-we-are" noise.

icechute wrote:
When they are done at Lucky 7, they tear up Coles/Varick leaving a trail of car alarms......

A few nights ago, you could hear them cruising all around the neighborhood, seemingly with no other purpose then to make some "Check-out-how-cool-we-are" noise.

GnomeGeneral wrote:
Seven bikes pulled up in front of lucky 7's at midnight on Friday night simultaneously...loud as f*ck. This happens weekly now. Is there anything that can be done about this? I doubt it.

clancey wrote:
Does anyone else get woken up by the motocycle tearing through the Hamilton Park neighborhood at 12am-2am every other night? It's extra loud and annoying!

Jeebus wrote:
My first reaction to "wuzherfirst" was "Away foul troll!" In case this person actually rides and believes what they are saying:

1) People only care about what assholes like you are doing because you are disturbing them with noise.
2) Obviously, that one is on a public street doesn't give one carte blanche on how to behave. In fact you have much less rights in public than you would, for instance, on your private race track.
3) Anyone who thinks that "a Honda, it can't be that loud" has never: heard a four cylinder with straight pipes at full rip, been to a motorcycle race, or know that much about bikes.
4) A friend of mine had a loud pipe on his bike and had the sense to troll along at low revs when he was in town, especially late at night/early in the morning.
5) While people like you believe that you are champions of freedom, you only destroy freedom with your irresponsible behavior. This is what really bugs me as a rider - the political response to douchebags who disturb the peace come down on everyone who rides and not just themselves.

The person who [according to pooper] wrote on the sidewalk in front of his house in multi-colored chalks, "YOUR BIKE IS REALLY LAME" is a frickin' genius.

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wuzherefirst wrote:
That's right, wuzherefirst is another bike owner and I don't give a f***k about what anybody thinks or what they have to say, especially people that have nothing better to do then to worry about what other people are doing outside on "PUBLIC" streets...
CORRELATION??? who gives a sh__ about correlation, it's clear to see that you, just like the others are more concerned about other people's business and not your own. If it is in fact a Honda, it can't be that loud(u probably can't tell the difference anyway, none rider), which means that if anybody turns on any type of vehicle the nosey people in that area have to know what is going on, how sorry is that...
And to you mr. correlation, I will drive up and down any street I please at whatever time I want, as many times as I want, and I want to see somebody try and do something about it... You should be so lucky you don't have me for a neighbor, you would pack up and go back where you came from in a hurry!!!(read my username WUZ HERE FIRST). IF YOU DON'T WANNA HEAR LOUD PIPES, LEAVE THE CITY AND GO BACK TO YOUR "BURBS..."

First off- It's "Mr. Benedict" to you, spelling champ!

Secondly, yes, based on the fact that you have multiple posts on one thread, you obviously DO care what people think.

And third- While my bike may be a 1942 Elgin cruiser, I do have multiple friends who do ride motorcycles as well, and they are all relatively considerate when doing so. They get on their bike, and they go ride. They don't do laps around the block with their pipes screaming "look at me, look at me!! I have a motorcycle!!"

And lastly, I have been running around these streets since the mid 80's. While not born and bread like you apparently, don't take me some yuppie from Paulus Hook. (no offence to the yuppies in Paulus Hook. I'm sure you are all charming people)

eggzbenedict wrote:
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wuzherefirst wrote:
That's right, wuzherefirst is another bike owner and I don't give a f***k about what anybody thinks or what they have to say, especially people that have nothing better to do then to worry about what other people are doing outside on "PUBLIC" streets...
CORRELATION??? who gives a sh__ about correlation, it's clear to see that you, just like the others are more concerned about other people's business and not your own. If it is in fact a Honda, it can't be that loud(u probably can't tell the difference anyway, none rider), which means that if anybody turns on any type of vehicle the nosey people in that area have to know what is going on, how sorry is that...
And to you mr. correlation, I will drive up and down any street I please at whatever time I want, as many times as I want, and I want to see somebody try and do something about it... You should be so lucky you don't have me for a neighbor, you would pack up and go back where you came from in a hurry!!!(read my username WUZ HERE FIRST). IF YOU DON'T WANNA HEAR LOUD PIPES, LEAVE THE CITY AND GO BACK TO YOUR "BURBS..."

First off- It's "Mr. Benedict" to you, spelling champ!

Secondly, yes, based on the fact that you have multiple posts on one thread, you obviously DO care what people think.

And third- While my bike may be a 1942 Elgin cruiser, I do have multiple friends who do ride motorcycles as well, and they are all relatively considerate when doing so. They get on their bike, and they go ride. They don't do laps around the block with their pipes screaming "look at me, look at me!! I have a motorcycle!!"

And lastly, I have been running around these streets since the mid 80's. While not born and bread like you apparently, don't take me some yuppie from Paulus Hook. (no offence to the yuppies in Paulus Hook. I'm sure you are all charming people)

wuzherefirst wrote:
DO U KISS UR MOTHER WITH THAT NASTY MOUTH, U F**KIN PIG!!!

wuzherefirst wrote:
That's right, wuzherefirst is another bike owner and I don't give a f***k about what anybody thinks or what they have to say, especially people that have nothing better to do then to worry about what other people are doing outside on "PUBLIC" streets...
CORRELATION??? who gives a sh__ about correlation, it's clear to see that you, just like the others are more concerned about other people's business and not your own. If it is in fact a Honda, it can't be that loud(u probably can't tell the difference anyway, none rider), which means that if anybody turns on any type of vehicle the nosey people in that area have to know what is going on, how sorry is that...
And to you mr. correlation, I will drive up and down any street I please at whatever time I want, as many times as I want, and I want to see somebody try and do something about it... You should be so lucky you don't have me for a neighbor, you would pack up and go back where you came from in a hurry!!!(read my username WUZ HERE FIRST). IF YOU DON'T WANNA HEAR LOUD PIPES, LEAVE THE CITY AND GO BACK TO YOUR "BURBS..."

That's right, wuzherefirst is another bike owner and I don't give a f***k about what anybody thinks or what they have to say

wuzherefirst wrote:
I can't believe how some people have nothing better to do then to pay attention to an individual who's riding his bike, and even go as far as timing him and watching his every move. How pathetic is that. Maybe if you did something with yourself, you wouldn't have the time to be paying attention to this poor person's life and his whereabouts. Im sure if he wanted to be watched, he would get married... GET A LIFE!!!

Motorcycle Dude, get back to me and maybe I could meet you on the corner of "7th and Jersey" with my chopper that has the pipes gutted out and sounds "EXTREMELY LOUD" and we could head out about 4am or maybe we could hang out for the day and follow your daily schedule.(if you forget your schedule, just ask your nosey neighbors!!!).

Annod wrote:
Yesterday, I saw a guy going home in a Segway to the Sugarhouse. That thing is quiet.

Annod wrote:
Yesterday, I saw a guy going home in a Segway to the Sugarhouse. That thing is quiet.