"Stop! It's a Trap!" Homeless Girl Saved 22 Hells Angels From a Shocking Setup

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  @JohnMoreno-x8t · 2 months ago

  People think that bikers are bad news when they see them but they forget that they are human they have a heart like everyone else it's just there style respect them they respect you

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• KA

  @kathleendougharty3210 · 1 month ago

  I’ve done leather repair, sewn rockers, patches and many other things for several 1%er clubs. Hells Angels, Banditos, Outlaws to name a few. I’ve always been treated with respect. Even when I rode my bike with them they treated me with respect unlike many other bikers I’ve met that did not care for the fact that a woman  rode her own . You give respect you’ll get it back.

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• SA

  @salamanderseven8341 · 1 month ago

  That very thing happened to me as I was riding on the back of a guy in a bike club. We were clipped from the back by a black suv on purpose and I was hit the hardest. I flew 150 yards from the bike. I landed in the fast lane of the freeway (farthest left lane). There was, by the grace of God, a doctor driving to work behind us. He slammed on his brakes and turned his truck sideways to block that lane that I was laying motionless in. He saved my life that day!!! So sir, if you’re out there and happen to read this, THANK YOU from the bottom of my heart!! I survived, had a terrible concussion, tons of road rash, and a few broken bones…but I’m so lucky!!! Guys, there’s nothing like being on two wheels with the wind in your hair!! I’ll never experience that again. My bike is currently for sale, I just don’t have the courage to tempt fate again!! Y’all be safe out there!!! The world is a scary place these days!! ❤

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• JE

  @jennyandersen9849 · 2 months ago

  I'm a talkative little old lady in California. I chat with a lot of strangers, many of them bikers/biker gang members.  And they've always been polite, helpful when needed, and just generally nice. Hope I'm not asking for trouble, but I've learned a lot about the world from the nice biker who told me a lot about riding a 3-wheeled bike, the two Oklahoma bikers from local weekend clubs composed of doctors and lawyers who told me about the things they do for disadvantaged children have enriched my view of the world and others.  Those people are not, definitely NOT, bad news!

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  @DonaldBrophy-r7y · 2 months ago

  I love this story it's very emotional and makes you tear up

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• R.

  @r.addisonarthur.999 · 2 months ago

  A story about honesty and honor; something I&apos;ve personally witnessed in both bikers and young girls. Most won&apos;t believe it due to ignorance and prejudice, they think bikers are criminal and that young girls are unintelligent. The bikers I know are good company and know how honesty and trust is worth more than money. The young women I&apos;ve known are the smartest and most good hearted people I know. People I&apos;d lay down my life for because their value has a touch of something righteous and true. God knows their heart even though this heartless world easily rejects them. <br> &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;Great story and character development. Thanks to the algorithm too for that matter.

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• KE

  @kenzpenz · 2 months ago

  Watching from Marina California next to where the old Fort Ord used to be. I retired from 20 Years in the US Army and 14 years as a Marina Police Officer is now. I was married and raised four wonderful children . My first wife passed from cancer due to smoking. I am remarried to a wonderful lady who cares for me for the past 21 years. I am 88 years old and still hanging strong because of her. I lived a miserable childhood and served in Vietnam wounded during two tours as an Officer. I experienced much of the same early life as this 17 year old. GOD Bless her and those 22 bikers.

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• HE

  @HellsAngelsMercy-m1j · 2 months ago

  What an incredible twist! This story kept me hooked from start to finish, and the message about courage and kindness really stood out.

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• AN

  @Andrea-LovesYouStill · 1 month ago

  Awesome story. Definitely teared up listening. Should be made into a movie

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• CR

  @crumbsiracy · 2 months ago

  A homeless girl warning 22 Hells Angels about a setup—now that is a twist no one sees coming! When the tables turn like that and unexpected people have each other&apos;s backs, it makes for an incredible ride

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• JO

  @jonathanhurley4055 · 2 months ago

  Udonthani, Thailandd.... northeast Thailand. Been here 13 years...married the entire time.I love it here. It isn&apos;t for everyone. But I know what i am doing, so, it is just easy for me. &nbsp;Rode my 1st motorbike at 13. Bought my own bike at 14 ( a Kawasaki 175) Then at 16 bought a Yamaha 350. At 18 got a Triumph 650 Bonneville. Went into the USAF in November 1969....6 months after graduation. After 30 months in Nam and Thailand, &nbsp;I came home and bought a 1971 Norton 750. &nbsp;Years later, I was 58 years old and bought an Indian RoadMaster. Last year bought an Indian Challenger I helped it out a bit, and parked it in Australia cuz Thailand makes it so hard to get a bike here. It is still there. I fly to Aus every 6 months or so.Anyways... always love bike stories. In the Tampa area... we had a girl get beat almost to death, and can&apos;t walk ...is really hurt....forever. So ..10 years later , some senior at her former HS asked her to go to prom....and the local biker&apos;s club... maybe 60 of them.... all with roaring bikes.... escorted her specialized van to the prom she couldn&apos;t attend so long ago.... It was MAGNIFICENT those roaring bikes..... escorting her to her High School prom. Some bikers are evil...some are not...kinda like people all over the earth.

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  @sharonellis1251 · 2 months ago

  This is a story with a great message. One the world needs to hear. I didn&apos;t just hear it, I felt it. Thank you.❤

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