Biker's revenge: What's the best way to retaliate on a cager?
08-04-2009 | 06:47 AM
#31
ride it out
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From: NH
the spark plugs are a good idea, no one would see that coming. a story of my own, not carrying anything unfortunately, but I was driving down a back road neighborhood on my dr350 with my friend on his klx just going the speed limit ya know, and all of a sudden some jamoke passes us and while passing SPITS at us half hanging out the window. my friend, a little girl (figuratively), sees nothing of it but I am enraged.
I dug through my pockets and could only find some auto relays, weren't worth throwing. so I continued to wheelie past this person in the opposite late because my bike was much faster than their honda passport. once passed, at the end of the road was a stop sign, saw in my mirror they didn't look like they were going to stop, so I pulled over to the side near the end and parked behind a tree near a gas station.
I started unbuckling my helmet and as soon as I did a man in the passenger seat got out of the car (his wife or some lady driving) and started sprinting at me (still on my bike). I immediately got off and took my helmet completely off and when he stepped within 3 feet of me I cracked him over the face with my helmet as hard as I could and he was completely knocked out to the ground. his wife started screaming and started to get out of the car like she was going to do something after I just annihilated her hubby, and the entire gas station was standing outside flabbergasted.
my friend, just arriving to the scene because he drives like a little girl, again, sees what's happened and was just like "we should go" so i threw my helmet on and buzzed off and never heard anything of it.
my advice, use your head and never back down.
I dug through my pockets and could only find some auto relays, weren't worth throwing. so I continued to wheelie past this person in the opposite late because my bike was much faster than their honda passport. once passed, at the end of the road was a stop sign, saw in my mirror they didn't look like they were going to stop, so I pulled over to the side near the end and parked behind a tree near a gas station.
I started unbuckling my helmet and as soon as I did a man in the passenger seat got out of the car (his wife or some lady driving) and started sprinting at me (still on my bike). I immediately got off and took my helmet completely off and when he stepped within 3 feet of me I cracked him over the face with my helmet as hard as I could and he was completely knocked out to the ground. his wife started screaming and started to get out of the car like she was going to do something after I just annihilated her hubby, and the entire gas station was standing outside flabbergasted.
my friend, just arriving to the scene because he drives like a little girl, again, sees what's happened and was just like "we should go" so i threw my helmet on and buzzed off and never heard anything of it.
my advice, use your head and never back down.
08-04-2009 | 09:06 AM
#32
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Squid
Joined: Jun 2008
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From: CO.
in many states 'road rage' carries some heavy fines
I have personally sent pics from my cellphone to the CSP (state patrol) hotline for confrontations with 2 separate cagers and received notification that the violators would be contacted in person (they did say that license plate and photo of driver with digital date stamp) did greatly assist in the matter
of course kicking the living **** out of some ******* does feel better
I have personally sent pics from my cellphone to the CSP (state patrol) hotline for confrontations with 2 separate cagers and received notification that the violators would be contacted in person (they did say that license plate and photo of driver with digital date stamp) did greatly assist in the matter
of course kicking the living **** out of some ******* does feel better
08-04-2009 | 10:18 AM
#33
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Harlangto:
I have had the police knock on my door as a result of someones complaint… so yes they do follow up.
As to kicking some guy’s *** I have been reading this thread and the other one about this subject and just think about my past and all the negatives that come from that approach. I had a good friend named John Tightman who was a guy you would NOT want to get into a fight with. In 1974 he and a Harley Rider got into a fight as a result of one of these kind of incidents and John was killed from multiple stab wounds. None of us could believe it, how could that happen; John was a tuff strong guy. The Harley rider had priors and got off easy (he did do time but not enough). I could tell a lot of stories but then it seems the burnt hand teaches best as I feel this advice is falling on deaf ears.
I have had the police knock on my door as a result of someones complaint… so yes they do follow up.
As to kicking some guy’s *** I have been reading this thread and the other one about this subject and just think about my past and all the negatives that come from that approach. I had a good friend named John Tightman who was a guy you would NOT want to get into a fight with. In 1974 he and a Harley Rider got into a fight as a result of one of these kind of incidents and John was killed from multiple stab wounds. None of us could believe it, how could that happen; John was a tuff strong guy. The Harley rider had priors and got off easy (he did do time but not enough). I could tell a lot of stories but then it seems the burnt hand teaches best as I feel this advice is falling on deaf ears.
08-04-2009 | 10:44 AM
#34
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Squid
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From: CO.
Jim TT:
Agreed, open confrontation is not really an option, sorry to hear about your buddy
but in the heat of the moment we all would feel better "kicking the living **** out of some *******" that deserves it
kicking a door or breaking a mirror is probably considered destruction of property
I only entertained the thought of the camera phone because it hadn't been mentioned and IMO a viable solution to getting even with the idiot after the fact
so what really happens when Johnny Law shows up with a complaint against you
Agreed, open confrontation is not really an option, sorry to hear about your buddy
but in the heat of the moment we all would feel better "kicking the living **** out of some *******" that deserves it
kicking a door or breaking a mirror is probably considered destruction of property
I only entertained the thought of the camera phone because it hadn't been mentioned and IMO a viable solution to getting even with the idiot after the fact
so what really happens when Johnny Law shows up with a complaint against you
08-04-2009 | 11:47 AM
#36
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From: Orlando, FL
08-04-2009 | 03:58 PM
#37
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Joined: Jul 2008
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From: moncton nb canada
when a guy comes at you with a weapon, the "use your head" part of "use your head and never back down. " should take over. back off and get out of there.
sometimes it's not the size of the dog in the fight, it's the size of the fight in the dog. the size of ones brain should trump all else.
when the rage comes over me and all i see is red, i snap and act without thinking, well, that's it! but if i saw a knife or a weapon brought out by someone who's obviously more competent than me and i could not compete with, i would back down. hasn't happened yet!
love the helmet over the head story!!!
sometimes it's not the size of the dog in the fight, it's the size of the fight in the dog. the size of ones brain should trump all else.
when the rage comes over me and all i see is red, i snap and act without thinking, well, that's it! but if i saw a knife or a weapon brought out by someone who's obviously more competent than me and i could not compete with, i would back down. hasn't happened yet!
love the helmet over the head story!!!
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