WHEN BIKERS FIGHT BACK | BIKERS ROAD RAGE | Epic, Kind & Unexpected Moto Moments 2022 | Ep.64

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[@chrisd8884]

And not a single motorcyclist fought back.

[@Stop_The_Delusion]

As usual w these videos

[@hhf3660]

Yeah man thats fucked up

[@SyrUsThEVyrUs6187]

Ah yes the "Karen's on two wheels" these videos are always great to watch.

[@Greydawg]

11:28 If the truck driver "had no reason to react this way," didn't you also nave *no reason* to ride the way your group was riding, too? Going excessively fast (& slow), riding in the median, doing wheelies on public roads at speed, illegal passes over double-yellow lines (with traffic, no less), et al. We ALL make choices on how safe we're willing to keep the roads every single time we drive or ride, know what I mean?

[@alanrobinson2901]

At 14:19 the Statement that filtering is allowed in "most" States is patently false. Cali allows it, and it's NOT explicitly forbidden in Utah, but those are it. Some States are considering it, but only a few, so that statement is VERY misleading. Don't trust those kind of broad claims, check your local laws first.

[@dennisolsen4507]

Yeah that was complete bullshit. You try filtering in Minnesota and it will cost you dearly.

[@tenerys]

That is in Texas, lane splitting is not legal here. That clown just rides around being a dumbass for content, he will get run over someday acting like that.

[@bos200409]

and the fact that he filtered going into an intersection, then to tap his mirror on the way past...when the ef is that ever ok?

[@legendmangoatman9959]

Love the content man keep up the great work

[@Motorcycle-Moments]

Glad you enjoy it! Don't forget to leave a like, it helps us a lot :)

[@espion2KX]

That clip at 9:47 is ridiculous! You really think that getting into that kind of situation with a truck that size is the truck's fault? A truck that size has more blind spots than you think. So in regards to the cyclist he can either be right, or he could be alive.

[@Trickz_zy]

Ik

[@puppyrage6258]

I never understand these videos of bikers blocking an entire road to do wheelies and slow down traffic then act in rage when someone finally has enough and passes them because they have a job to do or place to go. Theres hundreds of miles of open roads where you don't screw with people and you can take videos to your hearts content ffs.

[@taxevasion4687]

Cool

[@Motorcycle-Moments]

Thank you! Don't forget to leave a like, it helps us a lot :)

[@Greydawg]

I really think there should be a special mental health test for a motorcycle license, especially here in the States. It is NOT a hobby for the weak-minded, I promise, but we keep seeing examples of it regardless (AngryD's clips, for example), including ending in tragedy. Stay calm, stay safe, & drive defensively *especially* when riding.

[@dennisolsen4507]

I wouldn't have used a shovel. Click Click Boom.

[@dirosee1]

Thanks Maxi for yet another great video! I’m addicted to your channel and look forward to each one 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@MrRonin055]

bikers fight back. Most videos of motorcycleists whimping out after theyre dead wrong.

[@jayhuff239]

Threatening to pull someone out and smack their face is a big promise to make. Could get your nose remodeled or even earn you a face full of pepper spray. Some of you need to calm down and learn to accept an apology. You're no closer to perfect than anyone else.

[@DoggoRides]

9:03 this is what I call, A free for all road. Everyone is just doing something.

[@christopherweatherill348]

Clip 1. Sure looks like the biker started that.

[@stealthyxD06]

im thinking little like this, if people arent using their mirrors they dont need them. (smack them off) I have done that once and Im riding a 125cc aswell so ya xD

[@honestchris7472]

On the first one, I can see why the guy was annoyed, the guy on the bike nipped in before the car driver had chance to even put his car into reverse. I am not sure but I think that the parking space on the right was for motorbikes or a collection point.

[@mebenn15]

In other countries is seems like rules of the road are more like suggestions of the road.

[@karenstafford724]

Use your mirrors and indicators..

[@sunstart]

2:50 what I do with your sorry if you kill me. He got every right to yell and curse at the driver because they're stupid and don't use their mirrors.

[@waughy52]

More like "when bikers put their heads down & ride away" & a mile down the road revbomb ha

[@TundraRun]

Why are motorcyclists so entitled?

[@FirstStepsMTB]

I'm pretty sure dump trucks swerve like that to get stuff off there tires. If you look anywhere they have done pavement recently you will see the swerving down the road.

[@TheRubenGalvan]

I Would find out if she was the land owner, and if not, and there were no Laws broke, I would simply drive off and leave her talking to herself.

[@Ironhorse360DEG]

angryd is going to end up in a bad deal. someone is going to put an end to his pranks. he is in plano texas, which is northeast dallas. lots of people there who will put an end to him.

[@AndyGSATractor]

great channel i have some footage on my channel you can use if you want under bellend of the week

[@toyfan2812]

apparently angryD needs content so overreacts or causes his own issues. can we please stop including him in these otherwise awesome vids.?

[@thomasthetankengine7153]

I agree he gives rider's a bad name and is just annoying to watch 🤬

[@GerHans88]

В Индии учить кого-то правилам дорожного движения просто бесполезно!!!

[@yeetking9324]

Oo

[@bos200409]

Gotta love the biker saying he has it all on camera and that it wasn't necessary...I wonder how the tap to the mirror would look to the police? I'm pretty sure filtering into an intersection is not allowed...just like changing lanes is not. Biker has a big ego

[@jonvan2206]

Filtering is NOT legal in most states, you WILL get a ticket here if you get caught doing it. Neb.

[@pandamotium5638]

for the second to last vid.. the only US state that has legal lane filtering is california

[@Xwii610]

False.

[@spikesmth]

14:20 It is not true that most US states allow filtering or splitting. California and Utah are the only states where splitting is legal. Filtering is legal in Arizona, Hawaii, and Montana. A handful of other states have no law for or against, but it is expressly illegal in most states. However, even if it is illegal, some big cities will not really enforce the law, New York City for example. AngryD was passing illegally for Texas. In the greatest and best state of California, it's illegal for a driver to intentionally block a passing motorcycle, so that driver would have committed a fineable offense.

[@stuff4181]

False info...california is the only state that allows.lane splitting/filtering. And there is a multitude of restrictions that not a damn rider obeys.

[@spikesmth]

@@stuff4181 Ah, I misinterpreted Utah's law. They allow filtering but not splitting. So, CA is the only state to allow splitting, 4 other states allow filtering, and it's generally considered illegal everywhere else, with some states not having an explicit law about it.

[@flipd2830]

first video....when trying to call out a driver for KZbin content goes wrong.

[@braveheartbob3473]

i bet even before starting this compilation that the bikers almost always incite the situation, treating a mild transgression like somoene just murdered their family.

[@braveheartbob3473]

see?

[@braveheartbob3473]

its like biker code - take the first person to wrong u that day and terrorize them, at lal costs.

[@jacka8243]

Saw most of these post on other channels in more detail. Most are camers fault.

[@bos200409]

Bikers doing wheelies down a public road....I have 0 sympathy for them. Good on the dump truck. They drive dangerous...the dump truck drives dangerous. Why the ef would you mess with a dump truck?

[@Xwii610]

So you think bikers doing wheelies, is a good reason to hit them with a truck? 🤡💀

[@LuvMyTJ]

The info at 14:19 is incorrect... MOST STATES DO NOT ALLOW LANE FILTERING. Only Cali & Utah allow it. The statement that "most" states allow it is going to get someone hurt.

[@Motorcycle-Moments]

🤔🤔🤔

[@Xwii610]

This is just false. It's not just Cali and Utah

[@LuvMyTJ]

@@Xwii610 Why not provide the other states you believe allow lane splitting/filtering? Five other states are trying but have not yet succeeded. California - California was one of the first states to embrace lane-splitting even before it was legalized; motorists and motorcyclists respected the practice for years. In 2016, it was declared legal across the state. California is the only state in America to make lane splitting legal officially. Assembly Bill No. 51. Arizona - Lawmakers in Arizona first attempted to legalize lane splitting with Senate Bill 1007, but it failed to pass. At the beginning of 2020, however, Representative Noel Campbell introduced House Bill 2285 that aims to restart talks about legalizing lane splitting in Arizona. Discussions are still underway, but people expect this motion to pass this time. AZ SB1007 | 2020 | Fifty-fourth Legislature 2nd Regular. Connecticut - Senate Bill 629 was recently introduced in Connecticut, and lawmakers are currently discussing legalizing lane splitting and filtering. The bill has been referred to the Committee on Transportation, but there hasn’t been any news since proposed. S.B. No. 629. Session Year 2019. Utah - In March 2019, Utah followed California’s example by becoming the second state to legalize filtering formally. Although it’s not as permissive as lane splitting, lane filtering can help motorcyclists avoid being tailgated when on the road. Utah lane filtering guidelines. Oregon - House Bill 2314, a proposition to make lane splitting legal, has been introduced to the Speaker’s desk and is currently in discussion. If the bill passes, motorcyclists will be allowed to travel between cars on roadways with speed limits of 50 mph or more and traffic moving at 10 mph or slower. Washington - In 2015, Washington introduced a bill to legalize lane splitting, which did not pass. Then, four years later, lawmakers reintroduced Senate Bill 5254, which was left hanging for discussion. On January 13, 2020, the same Senate Bill was reintroduced and is still pending approval. Virginia - At the beginning of the year, Representative Tony Wilt introduced House Bill 1236 to amend the Code of Virginia, this allowing land splitting in the state. This bill has already been referred to the Committee on Transportation and awaiting approval. *edited to add the 5 states info

[@Xwii610]

Your initial comment stated "filtering". Filtering and lane splitting aren't the same. Filtering means going in between stopped cars at a light or heave traffic. Splitting means the cars are moving. Filtering is legal in Cali, Arizona, Utah, and Hawaii allows for bikes to ride on the shoulder. Maybe you should learn the difference before you spread more lies.

[@LuvMyTJ]

@@Xwii610 No need to get upset. Just to clarify... "filtering" and "lane splitting" is one and the same. California is the ONLY state to allow it while traffic is moving. Also, you are correct, AZ did legalize it a few months ago, I was not aware it had finally passed 😎👍. Utah and Arizona only allow it if the traffic is stopped, the road is posted at 45mph or less and you must stay under 15mph. Hawaii I was aware that hey tolerate it but it is not law so I didn't mention it. Either way, my post was correct and not a lie as I said, "most states do not allow splitting/filtering". Three out of fifty is not "a lot" of states no matter how you slice it. Ride safe!

[@Xwii610]

Typical cyclist upset for literally no reason. What clowns.