****ed off a nomad - Page 7

duaned · 14-02-2007, 10:38 PM

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Originally Posted by shane3

Holy C R A P, a hell of a lot of posts, okay now to answer some of questions here I go!

9. He stated that HE had moved from Broady to Surrey Hills to get away from this crap!...again you DON'T!!!! move away from your club location unless you are not welcome.

Sounds to me as if he was a member of this club, had some bad dealings and/or disagreements and decided it was best to move elsewhere for a better lifestyle to raise his kids. And the fact he was not wearing his jacket. I would assume his children were the reason, in that the noise of roaring motorbikes brings bad memories for them. But it's hard to top a BOSS for sound, but I agree it should be driven with respect in the neighbourhood and opened up on the freeway or similar to clean out the cob webs.

GXL078 · 14-02-2007, 10:39 PM

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Originally Posted by Hardtopxb

Shane3..My brother inlaw is the ex president of the Nomads(known as Metho Tom) I asked him what you should do in this circumstance.His reply was. Dont envolve the cops at all.If you cause any problems with this bloke nasty things will start to happen to you your car, house etc( He will be in Melb or Bris at the time of any occurrences and will know nothing etc) He said the best thing you can do is try to keep the noise down and if you see him give him a wave G'day and smile.I kid you not, do not take the Nomads lightly, they can be a vicious bunch of Bastards, they stick together and do each others dirty work..Disregard any of the brave advice given here, and just take it easy...

Someone crashed a truck into his shop and torched it last year.

uranium_death · 14-02-2007, 10:47 PM

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Originally Posted by TATT2

get your facts right...

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Ok. Fine.

Gun licenses have been tightened.

But using it against a human being is kind of stupid.

Also, retaliating to threats with the aid of a gun as a backup is stupid, as bikers probably have a few warehouses full of them.

Not my fault if I don't know gun licensing laws in Australia. I care nothing for guns and would rather concentrate on my own and other people's safety.

It's clear to me you have different ideals.

AC · 14-02-2007, 10:49 PM

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Originally Posted by NA XR6

How can he be a bikie without a bike

Maybe he's a Walky Talky...

He walks cause he has no bike and runs his mouth a fair bit. LOL

Des · 14-02-2007, 11:24 PM

I wouldn't feed him grog, if he's a hothead the last thing he needs is grog to help with any "dutch courage" or his short temper. Take it easy, be polite and treat him like any other neighbour. He may be an initiate, affiliate or full blown member, either way, you don't wanna p'off the Hells Angels or the Nomads. I've known a few Angels and Rebels over the years, top blokes but I'd never cross them....Ever....

FORDNUTS90 · 14-02-2007, 11:31 PM

good luck with it mate just be kind and polite things always seem to work better that way

NudgE^SIKBRO · 14-02-2007, 11:38 PM

i had a problem like this a few years ago... i sorted it out my self in the way another member mentioned... a slab went down well... to this day im still mates with matt... the bikers youngest son... (Pa as he liked to be called died about 2 years ago) but turned out to be a great guy to know.

Good Luck

15-02-2007, 12:15 AM

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Originally Posted by nugget378

I never even knew they rode Honda's..
How embarrassing getting bashed by honda riding bikies :P

There's no harley dealer around here and i think it was in their getting work done to it... could have been getting a new tyre for all i know - i'm not even sure it was the blokes road bike for that matter.

The bikie was a chick from the deli at work's uncle. He sure wasn't a pansy and the only branch of bikies close to my area are Hell's Angels i think.

OLDFORDNUT · 15-02-2007, 12:18 AM

"must of been kicked out because he moved to Surrey Hills,"/////////////////////since when do bikers all live in same suburb as clubhouse,give me a break,most live in good areas and have clubhouse in factory area,especially since lots have money to burn

Des · 15-02-2007, 12:33 AM

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Originally Posted by nicholas

"must of been kicked out because he moved to Surrey Hills,"/////////////////////since when do bikers all live in same suburb as clubhouse,give me a break,most live in good areas and have clubhouse in factory area,especially since lots have money to burn

Gotta agree here. Not all bikies have their AH's hanging out, nor do all of them look like crims.

[Tonko] · 15-02-2007, 12:36 AM

give it heaps, and jump out of the car in a bandido's shirt, lol...

/just incase you didnt pick up the sarcasm...

agony · 15-02-2007, 07:35 AM

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Originally Posted by nicholas

"must of been kicked out because he moved to Surrey Hills,"/////////////////////since when do bikers all live in same suburb as clubhouse,give me a break,most live in good areas and have clubhouse in factory area,especially since lots have money to burn

How true this statement is. Just because you are a club member does not mean you have to live in a certain area. Nor do they wear there colours at all times, why would he put his jacket on to come and talk to you. And I doubt he would just be walking around telling people he is a member if he isnt/wasnt.

OzJavelin · 15-02-2007, 07:46 AM

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Originally Posted by CAMS290

My advice would be, dont take of fast, dont wave to him, dont buy him beer, just drive sensibly and ignore him.

A very sensible response ...

XA-Coupe · 15-02-2007, 07:51 AM

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Originally Posted by uranium_death

Ok. Fine.

Gun licenses have been tightened.

But using it against a human being is kind of stupid.

Also, retaliating to threats with the aid of a gun as a backup is stupid, as bikers probably have a few warehouses full of them.

Not my fault if I don't know gun licensing laws in Australia. I care nothing for guns and would rather concentrate on my own and other people's safety.

It's clear to me you have different ideals.

it's clear to me you open your mouth without bothering to check your facts and then give a weak reply.

Shane, I would just move on with life. I would just ignore it.

uranium_death · 15-02-2007, 02:37 PM

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Originally Posted by XA-Coupe

it's clear to me you open your mouth without bothering to check your facts and then give a weak reply.

Shane, I would just move on with life. I would just ignore it.

My point was that suggesting guns is useless.

The only way to truly fix this is to talk to the person and show you are seriously committed to working something out.

Is that easy to understand?

15-02-2007, 02:46 PM

after reading through all the pages

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i reckon the thread starter should drive normally and ignore the psycho

if approached again he should report to police and move house. Probably the latter first

Sourbastard · 15-02-2007, 02:59 PM

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Originally Posted by uranium_death

The only way to truly fix this is to talk to the person and show you are seriously committed to working something out.

He's dealing with threats, not a marriage proposal.

XA-Coupe · 15-02-2007, 03:10 PM

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Originally Posted by uranium_death

My point was that suggesting guns is useless.

The only way to truly fix this is to talk to the person and show you are seriously committed to working something out.

Is that easy to understand?

Hell of a long and arduous journey to prove a point that could have been made in one sentence.. like above..
Perhaps a group hug will fix it all ??

GREGXR8 · 15-02-2007, 04:42 PM

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Originally Posted by CAMS290

The Nomads are affiliated with the Hells Angels, they dont take crap from anyone, they dont go looking for trouble and unless you p!$$ them off you will be ok.

They have bigger fish to fry than a bloke taking off down the street in his V8 !

My advice would be, dont take of fast, dont wave to him, dont buy him beer, just drive sensibly and ignore him.

google hell angels nomads. search australia, then take cams advice. i know a couple of people in clubs and if you antaganise them they wont call the police, they sort problems out there own way. if you follow half the advice on here you could end up eating through a straw. these clubs try not to draw attention to themselves so if you dont provoke it you shouldnt have any trouble.

xb51 · 15-02-2007, 05:24 PM

Even if the guy isn't in a club any more (they dont like the word gang) if he's mentally unstable and has a grudge or a point to prove he's going to be a problem no matter if he's a bikie or a school bus driver. They can both make your life hard buy messing with your belongings.

Smile and wave boys, Smile and wave!!

VSSII · 15-02-2007, 06:10 PM

If he was wearing the belt/jumper etc he was more probably a nom or associate. Using colours to intimidate in such a manner is a no no. Especially something as trivial as a noisy car in the street! If you drove in a manner that warranted some speaking to cop it on the chin. If not I'd treat him no differently to anyone else. Mind you I stand my ground but also treat most people with a bit of respect. I hope you do too!

CAMS290 · 15-02-2007, 06:40 PM

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Originally Posted by shane3

Well the main points that stick in my head and make me think that he may not be in the club any more is that.
1. He moved from Broadmeadows to Surrey Hills.
2. He doesn't seem to have a bike.
3. Doesn’t seem to have any visible tats.
4. If he was in the club he would have worn his jacket not some ratty old jumper.
5. And as soon as I had apologised for scaring his kids, he jumped in and said “it’s none of your business what my kids have been through”
That sounds like some one that’s been outed and is still PI**ED about it.

He might of been a "Nomads Supporter" they had some shirts available a while ago just like the HA's do......support your Big Red Machine and "81" supporter clothes.

Its a big no no to pose and act like a member when your'e not.....you get your knee caps shot out by doing things like that.

CAMS290 · 15-02-2007, 06:53 PM

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Originally Posted by MattyJ

the only branch of bikies close to my area are Hell's Angels i think.

The Coffin Cheaters have a club house just off Tram road in Morwell.

Good bunch of blokes, i know quite a few of them.

Bearman · 15-02-2007, 08:09 PM

Just drive as quetly as possible, you don't want to antagonize this guy. Sounds like he has broken protocol for such a trivial issue but in any case, just keep your head down. Be polite and hopefully he won't give any trouble.

TATT2 · 15-02-2007, 08:14 PM

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Originally Posted by gregxr8

google hell angels nomads. search australia, then take cams advice. i know a couple of people in clubs and if you antaganise them they wont call the police, they sort problems out there own way. if you follow half the advice on here you could end up eating through a straw. these clubs try not to draw attention to themselves so if you dont provoke it you shouldnt have any trouble.

Hells Angels Nomads are nothing to do with the Nomads Aust, HA nomads is a chapter like there city crew, or top end crew, HA NOMADS and Nomads Aust are 2 totally different clubs

GREGXR8 · 15-02-2007, 08:25 PM

doesnt really matter wich nomads it is. its a lot of stress over nothing for him

chich · 15-02-2007, 09:47 PM

A sign of the times we live in... some a**wipe comes into your home, threatens you and your family and you can't smack his lights out!

Anyways - my advise would be to take his requests on board & just ignore him. Taking it a step further i'd also consider it an opportunity to sell up and start fresh in another (neighbouring?) suburb. If he's a member of a gang its only a matter of time before they start hanging out at his place, drink p**s & cause trouble. Not good for the stress levels and definitely not good for your own family. This by the way isn't a sign of defeat... its simply making the most of an 'opportunity'.

I was fortunate enough to spend some time in a club house a few years ago for a mates birthday function, and to be perfectly honest its not something i'd like to experience again. Some bikies turned out to be top blokes, others turned out to be highly strung a**holes. Definitely an eye opener...

Ford_V8 · 15-02-2007, 10:00 PM

So this guy comes around at night and threatens you? He doesn't sound like much of a man to me if he needs to wear his nomads jumper to try and intimidate you, sounds like the 'look at me im a tough guy' type. Anyway that said you should probably just ignore him as these guys are also the type to vandalise your car, house etc while you are away/asleep.

T_Terror · 15-02-2007, 10:24 PM

Amazing the amount of interest this thread has generated.

eMpTy · 15-02-2007, 10:34 PM

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Originally Posted by chich

...If he's a member of a gang its only a matter of time before they start hanging out at his place, drink p**s & cause trouble...

Pretty rare that these guys would **** in their own nest, hence the reason for a clubhouse.

As a parent I know exactly where the bloke's coming from though, we had alot of trouble with a family that used to live in our street who liked to snort certain substances then proceed to paint our street black with rubber, regardles of what the time was or if the local kids were outside playing. Cops were no help in the matter they wanted to "catch them for something bigger", as they put it. In the end I confronted them myself, suggested a few places they could go and what they could do to themselves when they got there.
Never had a problem with them again after that, every time I drove past they'd smile and wave.

Best thing you could do for yourself shane, whether this bloke's in a club or not, is take the advice from everyone here that's told you to calm your driving and either smile and wave or simply ignore him. Ignore the keyboard warriors and remember, The only thing scarier than a ****ed off nomad is a parent who thinks you're scarin their kids.