1% Outlaw Motorcycle Clubs in Portland!!

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#shorts #demonsrow #sosetheghost

[scottbush]

I love the idea of not being able to join a club with a store bought bike

[petelaufman]

Played the Joker clubhouse several times, knew several of them... related to one. These were ass kicking veterans that stuck together. Kept the gangsters out of Oregon.

[jeremyrogers]

No store bought bikes but one of them works at a Harley dealership lmao😂

[mikemellas]

So cool to see he’s doing well. Went to high school with him. He’s a genuine good dude.

[gilbertdada]

"Met them through my gf who worked at harley"😂😂😂

[iiota]

Used to know an Outsiders member that lived next door to the shop I worked at. He would always bring me samples of his outdoor bud. Custom strains and shit. Really cool dude

[KAlexandra]

Haha! Bartender here and I've got some Jokers who roll through often. My first encounter had two of them saddle up to the bar, lean in and whisper "can we get 2 seabreezes?"😅

[NTuck]

I lived right next to the GJs clubhouse as a kid from 03-11. Super cool guys who cared about the neighborhood and sorted out any gang bangers that caused trouble.

[davidj]

I've met a few from different clubs. As I got older, they were cool to me. Nothing but respect.

[MH-recy]

My dad was a biker all my life growing up! It was a fun experience as a kid! Going to runs…watching all the activities, shooting guns, driving cars, riding quads dirt bikes at a very young age! They were the nicest group of guys to the families of people in the club! But definitely outsiders to the world we lived in Utah in the 80’s&90’s so Mormons hated them! It was little different having friends that were full on Mormons because their parents were scared of my dad and his friends. But some of the Mormons were just cool as shit and came and hung out when we did bbq’s and shit like that! But biker life is definitely a different world! Thing is a lot of them are family men, business owners so when shit hit the fan they turn on each other! But isn’t every club that way! Mobsters, gangsters, you have a few loyal people that do their time but mostly nobody wants to do anyone else’s time!

[MrJohnchatfield]

The first bar i worked at was a Brother Speed bar. Every Friday and Saturday night, they had the front 3 parking spots coned off for their bikes. I managed to get them out within the first 6 months of working there, they caused a lot of problems. One of them pistol whipped one of our bouncers breaking up one of their fights, but lost his pistol in the he process. I managed to grab it without being noticed and took it into the back. I talked to the local leader and told him i would give it back and nothing would ever happen as long as they didn't come back. He agreed and saw some of them back every now and again, but only a couple at a time. This was good and bad because then the black and Mexican gangs moved in, but they were a lot more respectful of the bar. Both the leaders came up and basically told us "these are our guys, let me know if they are causing problems and they would shut it down"

[JayyJay]

There’s mongols and vagos in Oregon now. I see em cruising solo or in duos on I5 a lot. Near Salem/Woodburn

[greghendricks]

Just what every one should aspire to. Join an outlaw MC club and hand with felons.

[elijahmatteson]

My great uncle was the president gypsy jokers Portland in the 60s-70s times. Badass club!

[mitchelljacky]

Brother Speed is gnarly. The only riders I've ever seen who would split lanes like I would. Balls out, in the rain, no fucks given.

[kcummo]

I used to be a medic in Portland. We went on a motorcycle crash that turned out to be a gypsy joker. His ankle was OBVIOUSLY broken. The guy told me he was good and didn’t want to go to the ER. Shortly after we arrived, another gypsy joker rolled up, got the crashed bike out of the ditch, and fired it up for the guy. I tried again to convince the guy he needed to go to the ER because his ankle was obviously broken….he told me “you need to get out of here.” And then he rode away on his bike with a broken ankle.

[LaptopCivic]

lol my grandpa and dad were deep in brother speed

[GruelingAMok]

Brother Speed has fun parties, I’ve been to a few. One was with a ton of grilled oysters.

[williedogg]

The Gypsy jokers in Salem was always on bullshit when I was growing up lol. My family use clash with them all the time when they went to the bars.

[oRnch]

I assume the Oak Grove one?

My buddies dad was in GJ. Never really saw him much.