Boyracers pulled burnouts during funeral

[tigertim20]

Bunch of losers, I'll start with a small list:

• Another family were sending off a loved one about five plots away,
• Drugs were being grown (and not for personal use) at the house that was tipped out
• Ammunition was removed from the same house, funny none of them are hunters...
• A stolen car was recovered
• Stolen items were recovered
• Diesel was poured on the road

So the next time some shit head steals your car, bike or shit don't bleet about the poor mis-understood boyracers. The next time your child or a mate gets stoned and does something stupid I'll post some tissues. The next time you are out riding and hit a patch of Diesel poured on the road by clowns and you drop your bike try to hold back the tears.

These drugged/ alcohol fuelled thieving little retards deserved this. They are a product of low intelligence and poor parenting. They have no respect for anyone other than themselves.

these are good points.
Id not have minded at all of it was a sole burnout for a mate that loved cars and drifting etc etc - but the fact that all the other stuff was found, i.e., sizeable stash of drugs, stolen car parts etc, suggests that they werent a bunch of good guys who wanted to do a burnout for a mate, they are genuine scum.

[SMOKEU]

Harley riders parading through town without helmets certainly doesn't present a danger to others.

Explain to me how a stationary vehicle with its wheels spinning presents a danger to others.

[FROSTY:Me]

Hey guys perhaps a different slant on things
Taken from my past.
When I was a lot younger I used to ride with "that" type of biker. Not the tassles and patched kind but the kind that were ripping along at 100mph plus
on the open road.
"Concequences -bahh what concequences?" was our attitude.
End result was that I went to an awful lot of funerals and put a fair few freinds into body bags.
As each guy was buried in the ground or "burned up" The knot in my belly got bigger and bigger and the pressure behind the temples got more and more intense.
Whilst at the funeral of a good freind who to make things a lot worse killed himself on my bike something went bang inside my head.
I grabbed the bike I was riding and lit it up at about 7000rpm . smoke billowing off my back tyre as I ripped outa the cemetry at gosh only knows what speed.
I have no memory of the next few hours in all honesty
I quit riding with other people not long after that.If you don't see the crash it doesn't hurt as much.
Life came full circle 7 years ago. I started to hang out with the "fast boys" (power rangers) again. I started to enjoy the competition. The chalenge of being first to the top or to the cafe. But like every unbroken cycle you end up with the same effect. People maimed and killed Funerals to go to.
You put the sadness into a little box in your mind and bury it deep so you can carry on with life. But it sits there like a timebomb waiting to explode.
This time I got away from the fast crowd before I exploded -or it was me that was burried.
Once again I ride alone.
Sorry for the diatribe but my point is. I don't condone the actions of those guys for one instant But I do understand that if it was a genuine expression of grief at the loss of a freind I do understand.
Its part of the healing process-Not for the dead mate but for you.

[onearmedbandit]

Explain to me how a stationary vehicle with its wheels spinning presents a danger to others.

Here's one example. If the bike had shot off in a different direction it would've collected just more than one person.



Tried finding another I've seen (but lost interest) where a crowd gathered on a street gets taken out by a stationary car doing a burnout. Don't know what happened but next thing the car had bounced from hitting the curb hard and then rolled onto a bunch of people. I've done burnouts before, in everything from my dads car when I was a lad, to big block V8's, and I know myself they are not danger free if others are around. Especially bike burnouts.

[unstuck]

Explain to me how a stationary vehicle with its wheels spinning presents a danger to others.

At a party in whangaparoa many moons ago, one of the guys was doing a burnout in a 302 powered mazda 808 coupe when his tire exploded and fucked a couple of people up. There are so many things that can go wrong in situations like that.

[Zedder]

Hey guys perhaps a different slant on things
Taken from my past.
When I was a lot younger I used to ride with "that" type of biker. Not the tassles and patched kind but the kind that were ripping along at 100mph plus
on the open road.
"Concequences -bahh what concequences?" was our attitude.
End result was that I went to an awful lot of funerals and put a fair few freinds into body bags.
As each guy was buried in the ground or "burned up" The knot in my belly got bigger and bigger and the pressure behind the temples got more and more intense.
Whilst at the funeral of a good freind who to make things a lot worse killed himself on my bike something went bang inside my head.
I grabbed the bike I was riding and lit it up at about 7000rpm . smoke billowing off my back tyre as I ripped outa the cemetry at gosh only knows what speed.
I have no memory of the next few hours in all honesty
I quit riding with other people not long after that.If you don't see the crash it doesn't hurt as much.
Life came full circle 7 years ago. I started to hang out with the "fast boys" (power rangers) again. I started to enjoy the competition. The chalenge of being first to the top or to the cafe. But like every unbroken cycle you end up with the same effect. People maimed and killed Funerals to go to.
You put the sadness into a little box in your mind and bury it deep so you can carry on with life. But it sits there like a timebomb waiting to explode.
This time I got away from the fast crowd before I exploded -or it was me that was burried.
Once again I ride alone.
Sorry for the diatribe but my point is. I don't condone the actions of those guys for one instant But I do understand that if it was a genuine expression of grief at the loss of a freind I do understand.
Its part of the healing process-Not for the dead mate but for you.

Yep, I certainly know where you're coming from there. Only you did the burnout though, this was a pack of idiots.

[nodrog:Me]

Hey guys perhaps a different slant on things
Taken from my past.
When I was a lot younger I used to ride with "that" type of biker. Not the tassles and patched kind but the kind that were ripping along at 100mph plus
on the open road.
"Concequences -bahh what concequences?" was our attitude.
End result was that I went to an awful lot of funerals and put a fair few freinds into body bags.
As each guy was buried in the ground or "burned up" The knot in my belly got bigger and bigger and the pressure behind the temples got more and more intense.
Whilst at the funeral of a good freind who to make things a lot worse killed himself on my bike something went bang inside my head.
I grabbed the bike I was riding and lit it up at about 7000rpm . smoke billowing off my back tyre as I ripped outa the cemetry at gosh only knows what speed.
I have no memory of the next few hours in all honesty
I quit riding with other people not long after that.If you don't see the crash it doesn't hurt as much.
Life came full circle 7 years ago. I started to hang out with the "fast boys" (power rangers) again. I started to enjoy the competition. The chalenge of being first to the top or to the cafe. But like every unbroken cycle you end up with the same effect. People maimed and killed Funerals to go to.
You put the sadness into a little box in your mind and bury it deep so you can carry on with life. But it sits there like a timebomb waiting to explode.
This time I got away from the fast crowd before I exploded -or it was me that was burried.
Once again I ride alone.
Sorry for the diatribe but my point is. I don't condone the actions of those guys for one instant But I do understand that if it was a genuine expression of grief at the loss of a freind I do understand.
Its part of the healing process-Not for the dead mate but for you.

So what you are saying is you are bad luck, and if you ever turn up to a group ride people should just push their bikes home to be safe?

[FROSTY:Me]

So what you are saying is you are bad luck, and if you ever turn up to a group ride people should just push their bikes home to be safe?

Funny man you - Nope it was the kinda people I was riding with

[Maha]

Funny man you - Nope it was the kinda people I was riding with

That Zed fulla eh?..

[Zedder]

That Zed fulla eh?..

Mahahahahahahah.

[EJK]

http://www.stuff.co.nz/national/crim...media-at-court

[jasonu]

http://www.stuff.co.nz/national/crim...media-at-court

Clearly he is a misunderstood auto enthusiast, just like the rest of us...

[oneofsix]

Clearly he is a misunderstood auto enthusiast, just like the rest of us...

You mean an easy victim for the lazy mass media playing on peoples fears for sensational stories, except he didn't play by the rules and hit back ... physically. Silly boy, must be those drugs.

[ducatilover]

I'd quite happily go fisty cuffs with the media. That guy is a knob though.

[oneofsix]

I'd quite happily go fisty cuffs with the media. That guy is a knob though.

He certainly isn't doing himself or his co-defendants any favours.