To Snitch? Or Not To Snitch?
01-27-2009, 10:56 PM
#89
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Re: To Snitch? Or Not To Snitch?
hey **** you! wait till your **** gets jacked!!!!! you'll think different.
if its a stock bike that has full coverage, thats a LITTLE different... I'd collect a check from the INS and just go get a new one, but some bikes have some sentimental value to people and every stunter knows that it takes quite a while to get a stunt bike put together and finely tuned to your liking, especially if you have a POWERS CAGE!
I have over $1000 in stunt parts on my bike and I didnt add that onto my policy. If my bike gets jacked, I have to search for a new bike in the budget then come out the pocket for all my stunt parts and then wait for them all to show up and waste precious riding time to put it back together. I fell even more sorry for the guys that have a dedicate stunt bike and cant afford to insure it and i'm sure most the guys that truck their stunter to the spot dont pay for insurance. gotta save a nickel when and where you can!
if its a stock bike that has full coverage, thats a LITTLE different... I'd collect a check from the INS and just go get a new one, but some bikes have some sentimental value to people and every stunter knows that it takes quite a while to get a stunt bike put together and finely tuned to your liking, especially if you have a POWERS CAGE!
I have over $1000 in stunt parts on my bike and I didnt add that onto my policy. If my bike gets jacked, I have to search for a new bike in the budget then come out the pocket for all my stunt parts and then wait for them all to show up and waste precious riding time to put it back together. I fell even more sorry for the guys that have a dedicate stunt bike and cant afford to insure it and i'm sure most the guys that truck their stunter to the spot dont pay for insurance. gotta save a nickel when and where you can!
01-27-2009, 10:59 PM
#90
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Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: SOUTH BAY, CA.
Age: 37
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Re: To Snitch? Or Not To Snitch?
well we just look at **** differently then
but if it was my bike then thats how i personally would handle it.. not saying you or anyone else has to or will agree with thatand im not talkin about bein a rat.. i would never be a lame *** rat to the pigs
Last edited by FUCT420; 01-27-2009 at 11:16 PM.
01-27-2009, 11:02 PM
#93
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Join Date: Dec 2006
Location: MASS MAYHEM
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Re: To Snitch? Or Not To Snitch?
hey **** you! wait till your **** gets jacked!!!!! you'll think different.
if its a stock bike that has full coverage, thats a LITTLE different... I'd collect a check from the INS and just go get a new one, but some bikes have some sentimental value to people and every stunter knows that it takes quite a while to get a stunt bike put together and finely tuned to your liking, especially if you have a POWERS CAGE! I have over $1000 in stunt parts on my bike and I didnt add that onto my policy. If my bike gets jacked, I have to search for a new bike in the budget then come out the pocket for all my stunt parts and then wait for them all to show up and waste precious riding time to put it back together. I fell even more sorry for the guys that have a dedicate stunt bike and cant afford to insure it and i'm sure most the guys that truck their stunter to the spot dont pay for insurance. gotta save a nickel when and where you can!
if its a stock bike that has full coverage, thats a LITTLE different... I'd collect a check from the INS and just go get a new one, but some bikes have some sentimental value to people and every stunter knows that it takes quite a while to get a stunt bike put together and finely tuned to your liking, especially if you have a POWERS CAGE!
I have over $1000 in stunt parts on my bike and I didnt add that onto my policy. If my bike gets jacked, I have to search for a new bike in the budget then come out the pocket for all my stunt parts and then wait for them all to show up and waste precious riding time to put it back together. I fell even more sorry for the guys that have a dedicate stunt bike and cant afford to insure it and i'm sure most the guys that truck their stunter to the spot dont pay for insurance. gotta save a nickel when and where you can!
01-27-2009, 11:04 PM
#94
caballero del diablo
Join Date: Jan 2009
Location: tijuana, baja california, mexico, and S.D. cali
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Re: To Snitch? Or Not To Snitch?
ok check it, so what if everyone on this thread rode together and were friends. then someone came and stole one of our bikes and someone from this thread saw who and when and know where they live, but wouldnt tell the cops? pretty fucked up you wont help out your fellow biker. i live under the motto of any person on a bike who needs help at any time, im there (within 30 min. of the house lol) so i know who not to ride with now.
01-27-2009, 11:06 PM
#98
unemployment anonymous
Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: MASSHOLE
Age: 39
Posts: 2,205
Re: To Snitch? Or Not To Snitch?
hey **** you! wait till your **** gets jacked!!!!! you'll think different.
if its a stock bike that has full coverage, thats a LITTLE different... I'd collect a check from the INS and just go get a new one, but some bikes have some sentimental value to people and every stunter knows that it takes quite a while to get a stunt bike put together and finely tuned to your liking, especially if you have a POWERS CAGE! I have over $1000 in stunt parts on my bike and I didnt add that onto my policy. If my bike gets jacked, I have to search for a new bike in the budget then come out the pocket for all my stunt parts and then wait for them all to show up and waste precious riding time to put it back together. I fell even more sorry for the guys that have a dedicate stunt bike and cant afford to insure it and i'm sure most the guys that truck their stunter to the spot dont pay for insurance. gotta save a nickel when and where you can!
if its a stock bike that has full coverage, thats a LITTLE different... I'd collect a check from the INS and just go get a new one, but some bikes have some sentimental value to people and every stunter knows that it takes quite a while to get a stunt bike put together and finely tuned to your liking, especially if you have a POWERS CAGE!
I have over $1000 in stunt parts on my bike and I didnt add that onto my policy. If my bike gets jacked, I have to search for a new bike in the budget then come out the pocket for all my stunt parts and then wait for them all to show up and waste precious riding time to put it back together. I fell even more sorry for the guys that have a dedicate stunt bike and cant afford to insure it and i'm sure most the guys that truck their stunter to the spot dont pay for insurance. gotta save a nickel when and where you can!
01-27-2009, 11:06 PM
#99
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Join Date: Dec 2006
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Posts: 667
Re: To Snitch? Or Not To Snitch?
ok check it, so what if everyone on this thread rode together and were friends. then someone came and stole one of our bikes and someone from this thread saw who and when and know where they live, but wouldnt tell the cops? pretty fucked up you wont help out your fellow biker. i live under the motto of any person on a bike who needs help at any time, im there (within 30 min. of the house lol) so i know who not to ride with now.
if we're all friends then we roll up to dudes house deep as **** and blow his **** up... then take the bike back... thats the way it works... **** the law they arent gonna help any of us.. and for anyone to think otherwise is absolutly retarded
