Whats everyones feelings on STREETS now?
#41
fuck streets!!!! lots for life!!!
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#42

Quote Originally Posted by Guru
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fuck streets!!!! lots for life!!!

LIAR!! I seent your vids
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#43
My last wheelie cost me nearly $1200, might not be a lot to some but its enough for me to hang up the helmet for a couple years.
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#44
We just did a huge ride here in the Chi (Doomsday) Halloween Costume Ride. Had over 500 bikes. Not much flack from cagers or po-po. But its kinda different here. Theres so much other shit goin on here as far as murders and other shit, I think they kinda look at us as a lesser evil. Streets are so wicked though. BUT, I love the lots more cause im still a squid and feel more comfortable there. Also the lots are like our chance to talk shit and hang out wit our peeps.
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#45

Quote Originally Posted by B-rup
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Streeeeeeeets. Even though I lost my last bike on the streets, it wont keep me off them. Caught me trippin once, wont happen again. Love the streets too much, nothin like it thats for sure

STREETS!!

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#46
Anybody watching the cbs news special tonight about stunt riders? I need a video link! Cant find shit online.
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#47
No vid coverage but heres the article

http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-18563_16...ers-in-danger/
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#48

Quote Originally Posted by ajbsays
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Figured I would start a thread and see how people feel about streets now and what not. I personally feel that all big street rides are now going to be dead and the police are not going to be playing games anymore. Whats everyone elses thoughts on streets and big rides? Not only do I think they are done but I personally feel that more people in cars/ trucks are going to take matters into their own hands if they get fed up with us stopping on highways and slowing way down to 20-30 on highways. Whats everyone elses thoughts?

All you vin stamping north east guys are in for a world of shit, on Hollywoods block party a steel frame bike was seized by NYPD and it was an unidentified manufacturer that had OEM vin on it. The subject questioned by a DOT officials after being alerted by NYPD BTTF and stated it was a stunt frame and he had purchased the bike with the vin on it. After some investigating they identified a company making "stunt frames" online and federal DOT agents showed up on the other side of the country and raided the shop. Your not going to see a bunch of posts about it, ongoing investigation at the moment. But the NYPD BTTF and FDOT are on to the steel frames, its a felony to have the bike in your possession. The seized bikes is being sent to NYPD impound auctions, the subject was not charged further and was told he had not obtained the bike legally and would need to purchase the bike back from nye. Been saying this shit from day 1, it was only a matter of time...
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#49
I have always been under the impression that nypd does not auction off any motorcycles, they scrap them
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#50

Quote Originally Posted by lsb
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I have always been under the impression that nypd does not auction off any motorcycles, they scrap them

your under the wrong impressions then, you can call and get the auction information. Also a upstate NY stunt company was contacted last week after getting a fully set up 636 for pennies on the dollar.
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