Red And White 81 Support Bar

[barrybike]

http://www.pantown.com/board.php?id=15072&...amp;action=view

heres a few pics from the opening night

[BigBikeBKK]

http://www.pantown.com/board.php?id=15072&...amp;action=view

heres a few pics from the opening night

Looks a right snooze. Real friendly looking bunch too...

I'll give that 1% a pass. The lowest of the lowlives. The other 99% are a lot more fun

Ride On!

[barrybike]

http://www.pantown.com/board.php?id=15072&...amp;action=view

heres a few pics from the opening night

Looks a right snooze. Real friendly looking bunch too...

I'll give that 1% a pass. The lowest of the lowlives. The other 99% are a lot more fun

Ride On!

thailand is different ..that guy in the middle is a good friend of mine,hes an electrician and has 2 university degrees..and has six big bikes believe it or not....did you ever hear the old saying "never judge a book by its cover"

[alant]

where is it?

[BigBikeBKK]

^ Cheers Barry,

I understand what you're saying, but that pic above is representative of the entire series- have a look- it's all wanna be one percenters trying to look grim and tough. I found one smile in the whole series.

No doubt when they're out of uniform and in day clothes many of them are friendly and cheerful.

I'm sure you are aware that membership to this criminal gang is forbidden to Blacks and Hispanics. Do you really think they're going to let some little brown SE Asians join? If they play dress-up like that in the US they'll get themselves killed in no time.

Thailand and the Thai people are generally quite cheerful by nature, so this 'tough guy' act really doesn't come across are terribly genuine.

The smiles and friendliness at all of the Bike Weeks I've been to and the fact that everyone gets along so well regardless of what they ride are why I like the Thai biker scene so much.

Perfect example from Bang Saen-

Sportsbikes, Choppers, retros, scooters etc all riding together peacefully - Gotta love Thailand!

Happy Trails!

Tony

[pluto_manibo]

I don't think I would be too comfortable having a tattoo by someone who has "Welcom to hel_l"(notice spelling mistake!) on their front door. 1%, I don't know, many don't ride Harleys. I wish them success, if its' a good tattoo shop!

Edited July 15, 2009 by pluto_manibo

[BigBikeBKK]

Ha ha ha!!!

I didn't even notice that typo- classic!

Attached to a bar right? So get drunk and get a tattoo by some fake Hells Angels who can't spell... Seems like a great place to get some ink done- NOT!

[Travelmate]

What is this club? Any info?

[BSJ]

Seems like a good idea to have the tattoo artists wait for customers in the bar next door. I think it would be great to share a beer and have some laughs with a guy who is going to put permanent art on your body. Besides, what could possibly go wrong?

[barrybike]

^ Cheers Barry,

I understand what you're saying, but that pic above is representative of the entire series- have a look- it's all wanna be one percenters trying to look grim and tough. I found one smile in the whole series.

No doubt when they're out of uniform and in day clothes many of them are friendly and cheerful.

I'm sure you are aware that membership to this criminal gang is forbidden to Blacks and Hispanics. Do you really think they're going to let some little brown SE Asians join? If they play dress-up like that in the US they'll get themselves killed in no time.

Thailand and the Thai people are generally quite cheerful by nature, so this 'tough guy' act really doesn't come across are terribly genuine.

The smiles and friendliness at all of the Bike Weeks I've been to and the fact that everyone gets along so well regardless of what they ride are why I like the Thai biker scene so much.

Perfect example from Bang Saen-

Sportsbikes, Choppers, retros, scooters etc all riding together peacefully - Gotta love Thailand!

Happy Trails!

Tony

hi tony..they are only putting on the hard front for the camera..they are really sound people when you get to know them ..i was with them at a few bike events and they couldnt do enough for me ..i was going to buy myself a beer at bangkok bike fest and they said no way ..its free beer chang here all night ,i was on my own before they came and the chang beer crowd always charged me for it...then after that i went with them on the bikes over to the hard rock bar in bangkok.....there is no bike wars in thailand now..the thais have no interest in that stuff..its all peace,love ,no war etc bike weeks..everyone gets along just fine,unlike the rest of the world regarding this....

[barrybike]

again to all the guys here i just gave u the info on this place in case you wanted to go there to check it out for ur selves....

[biker Bob]

again to all the guys here i just gave u the info on this place in case you wanted to go there to check it out for ur selves....

Would like to check it out Barry. What soi is it in?

Jan.

[aussiechick]

Jomtien Beach Road - I think it is Soi 8. Have a band as well.

[biker Bob]

Jomtien Beach Road - I think it is Soi 8. Have a band as well.

Kap kun kap

[barrybike]

yes its in soi 8 jan ...and the owners name is oeh........

Edited July 18, 2009 by barrybike

[aussiechick]

barrybike - it is actually halfway between Soi 8 and Soi 9, Jomtien Beach.

[barrybike]

barrybike - it is actually halfway between Soi 8 and Soi 9, Jomtien Beach.

yes aussiechick thanks i knew that ...just giving reference of soi 8 ..easy for someone to find who wouldnt know the area

[barrybike]

well any of ye visit this bar yet ...whats your opinions of it ......

[Dave the Dude]

well any of ye visit this bar yet ...whats your opinions of it ......

Went past it a week ago and it was empty.

Its very well positioned at the beach-end of the Soi and signage and lighting is distinctive/bright.

Dave

[Netfan]

Hey, someone in Hua Hin just gave me an orange and yellow "Support Yout Local Bandidos" sticker- anyone want to slap it on their bike and park in front of the Red & White? Just to see how "supportive" they really are.

Before anyone freaks out, just kidding. But do these guys here realize what goes on in the US, Europe and Oz over these colors? A guy in the US got stabbed for wearing a "81 Support Crew" t-shirt into a bar where Outlaws were hanging out.

I'm glad that stuff doesn't happen here, but there's more to "81 Support Crew" than you might think.

Edited August 8, 2009 by Netfan

[aussiechick]

I like the bar.

Never made to feel anything but very welcome.

2 bands every night. First one starts at 5:30p.m.

I like the music the company and watching the world go by.

[Dave the Dude]

Hey, someone in Hua Hin just gave me an orange and yellow "Support Yout Local Bandidos" sticker- anyone want to slap it on their bike and park in front of the Red & White? Just to see how "supportive" they really are.

Before anyone freaks out, just kidding. But do these guys here realize what goes on in the US, Europe and Oz over these colors? A guy in the US got stabbed for wearing a "81 Support Crew" t-shirt into a bar where Outlaws were hanging out.

I'm glad that stuff doesn't happen here, but there's more to "81 Support Crew" than you might think.

Sorry, but I to have no idea what goes on (in Europe specifically) over these colours and <deleted> is '81 Support Crew".

Please explain

Dave(maybe I've led a sheltered life in Brixton)

[Netfan]

^^ It's kind of a long story, but basically "support crews" are people who buy "support" t-shirts, belts, hats, stickers for their favorite MC - Hells Angels (81 - H is the 8th letter of the alphabet, A is the 1st). I know the Angels logo is copyrighted and only an Angel can wear the Death's Head patch or an HA patch, so a supporter has to wear something like "81 Support Crew" or "red and White Support Crew" (Angels colors). The other big clubs, Outlaws, Bandidos, Mongols, Pagans have the same thing going. Selling t-shirts, belts, hats, etc makes money for the club. And I guess it's a way for some people to feel "cool" without having to be a "hang-around" or "prospect" for the club- first steps in joining. Only problem is if say someone with a "red and white support crew" shirt walks into a bar where theres a few Mongols or Outlaws, big trouble. The clubs don't like each other. the Angels and Mongols fought it out in the middle of a Nevada casino a few years ago - it should still be on youtube. Anyway, they are all expanding worldwide, and they all have territories, don't like another club moving in. Lots of trouble in Denmark and Sweden right now. There was a case in England last year where the president of one of the UK Angels chapters was shot and killed by a couple of Outlaws on his way back from a bike weekend - Bulldog Festival (?). Just google Hells Angels - Mongols or Hells Angels - Outlaws if you want some entertaining reading.

Edited August 10, 2009 by Netfan

[Dave the Dude]

^^ It's kind of a long story, but basically "support crews" are people who buy "support" t-shirts, belts, hats, stickers for their favorite MC - Hells Angels (81 - H is the 8th letter of the alphabet, A is the 1st). I know the Angels logo is copyrighted and only an Angel can wear the Death's Head patch or an HA patch, so a supporter has to wear something like "81 Support Crew" or "red and White Support Crew" (Angels colors). The other big clubs, Outlaws, Bandidos, Mongols, Pagans have the same thing going. Selling t-shirts, belts, hats, etc makes money for the club. And I guess it's a way for some people to feel "cool" without having to be a "hang-around" or "prospect" for the club- first steps in joining. Only problem is if say someone with a "red and white support crew" shirt walks into a bar where theres a few Mongols or Outlaws, big trouble. The clubs don't like each other. the Angels and Mongols fought it out in the middle of a Nevada casino a few years ago - it should still be on youtube. Anyway, they are all expanding worldwide, and they all have territories, don't like another club moving in. Lots of trouble in Denmark and Sweden right now. There was a case in England last year where the president of one of the UK Angels chapters was shot and killed by a couple of Outlaws on his way back from a bike weekend - Bulldog Festival (?). Just google Hells Angels - Mongols or Hells Angels - Outlaws if you want some entertaining reading.

Thanks for explaining things to a 'non club' type of person.

Ride Safe

Dave

[barrybike]

^^ It's kind of a long story, but basically "support crews" are people who buy "support" t-shirts, belts, hats, stickers for their favorite MC - Hells Angels (81 - H is the 8th letter of the alphabet, A is the 1st). I know the Angels logo is copyrighted and only an Angel can wear the Death's Head patch or an HA patch, so a supporter has to wear something like "81 Support Crew" or "red and White Support Crew" (Angels colors). The other big clubs, Outlaws, Bandidos, Mongols, Pagans have the same thing going. Selling t-shirts, belts, hats, etc makes money for the club. And I guess it's a way for some people to feel "cool" without having to be a "hang-around" or "prospect" for the club- first steps in joining. Only problem is if say someone with a "red and white support crew" shirt walks into a bar where theres a few Mongols or Outlaws, big trouble. The clubs don't like each other. the Angels and Mongols fought it out in the middle of a Nevada casino a few years ago - it should still be on youtube. Anyway, they are all expanding worldwide, and they all have territories, don't like another club moving in. Lots of trouble in Denmark and Sweden right now. There was a case in England last year where the president of one of the UK Angels chapters was shot and killed by a couple of Outlaws on his way back from a bike weekend - Bulldog Festival (?). Just google Hells Angels - Mongols or Hells Angels - Outlaws if you want some entertaining reading.

your right on some aspects netfan..his name was gerry tobin,he was shot off his bike on a motorway in england ..he was a canadian living in london ,working as a bike mechanic in a harley dealership,but he wasent the president of the club....

[Netfan]

^^ yep, thats the guy i was thinking of.

[barrybike]

^^ yep, thats the guy i was thinking of.

hopefully ..nothing will ever take place like that in thailand ...thai bikers dont care about biker politics....they all party together...happy happy

[Bard]

Barry I'll give you a bell when I finally get home and we can have a beer there to check it out. Is it same kinda fun as Harley Bar?

I had to bum out on the bike as I been nothing but busy, but I'll be home soon and come by and see you then.Take care, cheers Bard

[barrybike]

Barry I'll give you a bell when I finally get home and we can have a beer there to check it out. Is it same kinda fun as Harley Bar?

I had to bum out on the bike as I been nothing but busy, but I'll be home soon and come by and see you then.Take care, cheers Bard

cheers bard