Motorcycle event at Tower Place Buckhead?
Anyone have any details of the event? Seems like it is unorganized and blocking customers in with the sheer amount of motorcycles. I saw drivers having to reverse out.
Posted Apr 24, 2016, 8:08 PM UTC
Anyone have any details of the event? Seems like it is unorganized and blocking customers in with the sheer amount of motorcycles. I saw drivers having to reverse out.
Posted Apr 24, 2016, 8:08 PM UTC
Gotcha.
I saw some of these guys going on 400-N lane splitting between traffic, weaving in and out of cars, speeding past them. I really hope one day one of them gets mowed down by a car because they weren't looking for bikes lane-splitting. Unbelievably dangerous shit these guys do.
Live and let live.
I had the distinct satisfaction of watching one of them fall off of his dirt bike while attempting a wheelie on Freedom Parkway.
I really wish someone got a picture of it from the bridge.
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if they're on street bikes, it's not bike life. and bike life isn't about to go all the way to buckhead.
I wonder if that's the same group I just saw. Must have been 200 or so coming down Juniper in Midtown. Mostly crotch rockets.
They all blew through the red light at freedom and Ponce an hour ago, and stopped at Dugans.
Sounds like it, they regrouped on a different floor of the parking lot, I wasn't sure if they were going to head out or just be smarter about it by using the overflow of the second floor for the event. I couldn't find an event on any motorcycle event websites.
These guys?
bike life ride dirt bikes - crotch rockets are japanese road bikes.
Yeah, I meant to reply to OP. The original question was non-specific about types of motorcycles.
I was sitting in my living room at Juniper and 8th, I thought there was a storm coming or something. I couldn't figure out what the noise was, until I started hearing the revving. There had to have been at least 200, I'd guess closer to 300. It was insane. Not stopping for any lights, being loud, revving their shit. Took like 6 minutes for the motorcade to pass. I could feel it in my walls.