6 injured after shooting involving 2 rival motorcycle gangs at Pennsylvania Wawa, police say
Six people were injured after a shooting involving two rival motorcycle gangs happened at a Montgomery County Wawa on Friday night, according to police.

West Norriton Township police officers were notified about the shooting at the Wawa on West Main Street shortly before 9:15 p.m. Investigators said six people were injured during the shooting and were then brought to nearby hospitals for treatment. The victims' conditions are currently unknown.

Police said there is no ongoing threat to the public, and it appears the shooting involved members of two rival motorcycle gangs.

Dive into the gripping story of the death of 1%er outlaw motorcycle clubs in this eye-opening video. Once the thunderous heartbeat of American rebellion, outlaw motorcycle clubs like the Hells Angels are now facing a slow, inevitable decline. From aging memberships pushing 45+ to dwindling young recruits scared off by RICO raids and federal heat, the 1%er outlaw motorcycle clubs era feels like a relic from the 90s—fading into the rearview mirror of modern society. In this deep dive, we explore how outlaw motorcycle clubs have evolved (or devolved) from iron-fist empires built on "ride or die" loyalty and chrome-carved codes to legit hustles like security firms, merch lines, and eco-friendly bike mods. Why are prospects trading sweat and beatings for pay-to-play invites and social media vibes? Discover the cultural shift: weekend warriors, women's packs like the Sirens, and adventure riders on GSX-Rs diluting the sacred diamond patch. Plus, the impact of Sons of Anarchy fantasies, AI predictive policing, and skyrocketing dues hitting $500/month that's killing the brotherhood.

Ever wondered if the "brotherhood" in motorcycle clubs is just a myth? In this raw, no-holds-barred video, "THINGS I WISH I KNEW BEFORE JOINING A MOTORCYCLE CLUB," James "Hollywood" Macecari spills 30+ years of outlaw biker life secrets. From the harsh realities of politics, power trips, and backstabbing in 1% motorcycle clubs to the whining sissies who drag down the pack, this is the unfiltered truth you NEED before prospecting or patching in. Discover why most riders bail within 5 years, how clubs are now recruiting off the internet like candy, and why you're better off building your own riding crew than chasing a fake biker brotherhood. If you're dreaming of joining a motorcycle club, this eye-opener covers: The dictatorship vibes from presidents who act like bosses without paying upBackroom drama worse than high school cheerleaders—talking behind backs, hooking up with your old lady, and zero loyaltyWhy "brothers" will rat you out faster than a waterfall to dodge jail time—don't do dirt with patch holders!The endless whining and lack of backup: Stories of riders left high and dry in bar fights or club beefs

In this raw episode of Insane Throttle, we break down the shocking humiliation of the Black Sabbath Motorcycle Club's current national president. Caught trying to fake a Georgia chapter by wearing unauthorized colors to a funeral, he was confronted by 1%ers and forced to strip them off on the spot. No chapters? No colors! This clown show has the streets and social media buzzing – is this the end for Black Sabbath MC's reputation?From jealousy-fueled coups to broken MC protocol and lies about legendary former prez Black Dragon (who built the club for 35+ years), we expose how internal betrayal is turning a storied 99% club into a laughingstock. Hear why Diamonds and other clubs are done dealing with this mess, and why Black Dragon's the real voice of honor in biker brotherhood. We call it like it is: time for the national president to RESIGN before the whole nation crumbles!Key Highlights:

• 0:01: The scandal unfolds – national prez's epic fail in Georgia
• 1:30: Funeral confrontation: 1%ers say "No bueno" to fake rockers
• 2:22: Black Dragon's ousting – bylaws broken, word not kept
• 5:07: How Black Sabbath let down its own legend
• 7:39: Comparing to Iron Order – is Black Sabbath the new circus?
• 9:02: Black Dragon's honest reaction: "I failed by letting this happen"
• 13:03: Threats flying? Why no club will negotiate with this leadership
• 15:07: Why MCs are losing members – fake brotherhood exposed
• 17:20: Our call to action: Truce with Black Dragon & clean house!

If you're into motorcycle club drama, 1%er protocols, Diamond club beefs, or just real talk on why everyone's going independent, hit play NOW. What's your take – should he resign? Drop comments below!

Why is it people think that some Bikers don't have any other hobbies than just riding a motorcycle? Yes, we have some hardcore people who's life evolves around motorcycles, but that isn't the majority. Bikers hobbies include, cars, trucks, fishing, hunting, camping and a whole lot more. Let's talk about it some more.

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Pullingfrom gut-wrenching rider tales, crash stats that hit like a gravelslide, and no-holds-barred advice from the road warriors who'vesurvived the split, this 50-minute episode arms you with the redflags you need to spot danger before it spots you. We're talkingmismatched paces turning packs into pile-ups (MSF data shows groupcrashes up 30% from skill gaps), ego-fueled tailgating that blindsyou to semis, and the ghosting rider who leaves you exposed whenbadges light up. As independent bikers take the reins—trading clubcodes for solo freedom—the risks are real, but so are the fixes:Pre-ride vetting questions that weed out wolves, trust-buildingsignals that keep the line tight, and bail-out strategies to saveyour hide.Whether you're a Harley-hauling commuter dodging cages or aweekend adventurer chasing horizons, this is your crash course inriding smart. Nofluff, just raw road wisdom to keep you upright and alive. Becauseout there, trust isn't given—it's tested in the wind, and one wrongpartner can throttle your freedom forever.What's your sketchiesthighway hookup gone wrong? Spill in the comments—let's build arider code that sticks. Like if you've ever split from a bad vibe,subscribe for weekly biker truths, and bell up for the next drop.Everyday rides, club intel, unfiltered stories—Insane Throttledelivers it straight.

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00:00 Motorcycle Safety is paramount

02:28 Different bike sizes andpassenger movement

10:22 Chinadoll on cop

17:18 I actually like riding alone now

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40:44 Younger riders

4 Reasons Why Independent Bikers Are The New Motorcycle ClubRev up your engines and hit the open road with us in this eye-opening video! In a world where traditional motorcycle clubs are bound by rigid hierarchies, bylaws, and club politics, independent bikers are roaring onto the scene as the fresh, unfiltered evolution of two-wheeled brotherhood. No patches required, no roll calls to attend—just pure, unadulterated freedom on the asphalt. But why are these lone wolves (or should we say, lone riders) redefining the biker lifestyle? We're breaking down 4 game-changing reasons why independent bikers are ditching the old-school club vibe for something bolder, more personal, and way more badass.Reason

Fivemen were taken to the hospital and were treated fornon-life-threatening injuries. Four hadbeen stabbed,while another was left bloodied, bruised and battered with bluntforce wounds all over his body and face, according to Suffolk cops.

Officialsconfirmed themen involved were motorcyclists,but insisted the violence was not tied to any gang or clubaffiliations, but offered no further details.

BRISTOL,Pa. - ScottAlford, a high-ranking member of the Pagans Motorcycle Club, isnavigating life outside prison after serving time for variouscharges. 

Alford,who was a 'Sergeant at Arms' for the Philadelphia chapter, sat downwith Steve Keeley to share his experiences in a story exclusive toFox 29.Whatwe know:Alford,now 55, became a Pagan in April 2020, describing the club as "theNFL of the biker world." His role involved security andprotection, but his career as a Pagan led to a prison sentence. 

The long-delayed court decision on whether to extradite two Lower Mainland men to the U.S. to face charges in an alleged multi-million dollar stock fraud scheme has been delayed again.Curtis Lehner and Courtney Vasseur were both scheduled to appear in court in the second week of September to appeal extradition orders. If their appeals fail, they could be sent to the United States, where the US Justice Department has charged them both with conspiracy to commit securities fraud, conspiracy to commit wire fraud, multiple charges of securities fraud, and conspiracy to commit money laundering.

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