Bikers think they own the road

[Busy Little Shop]

A cage wandering near us is only an assault on our comfort zone... it's
not an physical assault... MSF teaches us to anticipate and maneuver to
safety... MSF does not teach mortal combat... nothing heats up an argument
more like the rubbing of two vehicles together...

 

[Johndicezx9]

They made it onto the New York Post website...

https://nypost.com/video/fk-you-bik..._medium=referral&utm_campaign=zergnet_4239670

 

[SuperMike]

If I was the driver and saw them pulling out I would have slowed and let them lead the way knowing they are going to be moving faster than me anyway.

That's quite an assumption.

 

[Johndicezx9]

Middle aged dude on a Harley pulling away from a bar? Safe assumption... if he doesn’t fall over.

:laughing

 

[NeilInPacifica]

I don't think either party behaved appropriately in this situation. I've watched enough of these road rage vids to have discovered using one's horn is a bad idea, unless it is to warn someone of immediate danger, anything else is assured to result in bad feelings and trouble. Also, definitely don't agree with the biker's approach either, taking on a truck because you have a small wee wee is not smart and only makes them look like overgrown adolescents.

 

[thedub]

My favorite part is how she is screaming at the driver to pull over and demanding he pull off the road directly to his side while she stands in front of the car. Like, does she know how cars work? They don't move that way. :laughing

 

[Fezzo]

I'm with fire watch. Don't we?

 

[Brown81]

Personally, seeing all the bikes parked on side and traffic, I believe I would have seen that these guys were trying to get out, which seems super obvious. Or it should be.

Would have let them go, with some irritated words said under my breath. Confronting biker looking cruiser bro's with their "ole ladys" on the back just isn't going to be worth it unless you want to get into a macho posturing contest that can lead to violence and regret.

Just easier to pay attention and let people out. And, IMO, this was the perfect place to be paying attention as their were traffic/driving/riding red flags all over the place. Just my opinion.