As a non biker I have nothing but admiration for the tight brotherhood that bonds all MC's. What an absolutely amazing send off for a man who was clearly highly thought of by many. I didn't know him myself but I know people who were there yesterday so as a friend of friends rest in peace big man, respect.
I am a non biker too, those fellas gave a good friend of mine one hell of a send off, hats off to them all. Paul (griff) deserved nothing less. I video'd the leaving from cassland rd as well, if any of the outlaws want the video I can WhatsApp it over to them. RIP Paul
Totally agree. As a woman I have nothing to fear from the bikers. They behave with respect towards me anytime I have met any of them. The men have a code of action with respect towards women and children. It is a strong Moral Code that we have lost in our society. Sorry for the loss of one of the brotherhood. xx
Good to see you all giving boris the shit the finger about just thirty rule hope your friend had a good send off now RIDING IN THE SKYS with the rest of his fellow comrades .
@@gobby1761 wait until you have a bike and then go to where bikers hang out, your better off starting in an MCC . Old school MCCs are run like an MC and some are feeder clubs for an MC Most like you to have a full licence but some will let L plates in if your willing to show commitment. Thats MCCs Try out bike rallies as well or one day shows in you area. The bike mag BACK STREET HERO'S has a list in it of whats on. Its a lot of hard work and as long as you put in the effort and show willing believe me people will take note. At 16 get a bike not a scooter, even a Chinese one is good enough to start on and pass your test at 17. I'm 55 but at 18 I would finish work Friday and be away all weekend, tent on bike and off I would go, my Monday morning sat at work conversation wasn't like the rest of them who had been in the pub all weekend, me I had been all over the UK and that was on a 125.
Biker politics I don't know that's exactly why I would stay as an independent biker and never become an M.C. ah but it has always puzzled me as Biker M. C's are supposed to have a military background and therefore one would believe that they would be good a strategy huh so it has always puzzled me then why it was that when the outcast and the outlaws both had a problem with the H. A. that they didn't join forces and join ranks in order to rival the H.A. M.C. as if they had done so at the time they would have well outnumbered the H.A. M.C. and the Outlaws and the Outcast M.C'S could have ruled the U.K. jointly from top to bottom seems like the H.A. M.C. had a lucky break that time because the presidents of these Biker M.C. just couldn't see that?
@@michaelwalker1145 LOOK it up? where? Original rules laid down back in the sixties? Im not out to badmouth Japanese or Euro bikes-had a few myself-be a dull world without them. Just think it looks bizarre and you say "only" a rule?
@@UNION_JACK_THE_RIPPER What if some bad-ass dude with whole face tatted with devils and skulls who rides a BMW GS or Suzuki GSXR-750 starts to "hang around" -wants to join? Is he welcome?
@@UNION_JACK_THE_RIPPER What if some dude with tatts and Fk The World tatted on his forehead turns up on his Gold Wing would he be welcomed into a UK 1% club?
Sorry but I have to say totally disgusting. Bikes parked on the pavement, just because it is a funeral does not mean that people should be breaking the law. I dare say that most of these bikers shat themselves having to ride in wet weather. I have known quite a few fair weather bikers in my time. All macho shit in the sunshine, but come the Winter they are driving their cars, I am talking about people in bike gangs as well. However, you cannot tar every gang with the same brushes, you have bikers that ride all over for charity, and also whom do military funerals. However, one of my ex's married a biker, she had a home and a business that was a gold mine, she allowed bikers to stay at the guest house, and yet they messed her around not paying rent etc etc, and in the end she lost the guest house and around £200,000 thinking that the brotherhood existed.
