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I was only 20 years old and had been on the road for a little over a thousand miles on my bike by myself. I stopped at a gas station when a couple of 1%ers pulled in behind me. I hopped of my bike and started stretching out my stiff back when I looked over and all 3 of us were doing the same stretches. We all had a bit of a laugh, talked about needing more comfortable seats, talked about miles road and miles ahead. After I came out of the store, they offered me the opportunity to cruise with them for a few miles until their next exit. It one of my favorite riding memories. A couple of super chill old timers enjoying the road. I must've done something right.

When I was younger I went around a couple of cars in traffic so I could pull up next to a Warlock. I asked him if he could pull over with me at the gas station ahead and talk to me about what it took for membership, he did. We shook hands, introduced ourselves and he respectfully answered all of my questions. I won’t say his name but he’s damn good man.

My mother always said “treat people the way you want to be treated.” I guess this applies to 1% too. I’ve had several encounters with 1% riders over the years. Never had anything but pleasant conversations with them.

“If you don’t feel comfortable, don’t go up” perfectly said considering they will evaluate the way you approach. Keep up the good work my man!

My dad was a police officer and had arrested several Bandidos in his time. He said he always treated them with respect and made sure to call the flat bed wrecker, when he had to, so their bikes wouldn't be damaged from the tow. My dad rode a Harley as well. There was an occasion where two of them approached us out in public, one of them was called Cactus Jack I believe, and said hello. They obviously weren't going to be friends with a cop but they were friendly and shot the shit with us for a few. I've learned a lot from my dad and miss him a lot.

#ghostin. Great episode. I was chatting at the 81st Sturgis Rally with some 1%ers. I did exactly what you recommended here, I went up smiling and very friendly but respectful and it worked.

It doesn’t have to be a 1% man to man look a person eye to eye speak up stand tall and say hello 1%s are people who deserve respect like anyone else I pride myself in that I can communicate with anyone on any level from the streets to the boardrooms because I see everyone as equal no one is better or less than me or the next person it’s all about respecting yourself and others

Ran into a old school Warlocks MC member just nodded my head and said love the shirt. Be safe and have a good day. His son came up to me and said you did good. My dad is one of the original members and you showed respect. Just show respect to get it.

The clubs I've had contact with always was a good experience show respect ya get respect

All facts, I was out selling oils and perfume on the street yrs ago. A whole club rolled up to the gas station on their way to Vegas. I sat my back pack down and approached them with caution and respect not FEAR! It was all love bro they bought everything I had before leaving. I never pitched anything to them but they respected my Hustle! TRUE STORY OF RESPECT!💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾 #idontride

I'd just rebuilt the engine on my pickup when I stopped at a little Iowa gas station to tune it. A great man approached me and asked if he could help. He was a wrench in life and just there for the club meeting heading to Sturgis. Even with my aftermarket parts he adjusted my timing by ear, we reset the plugs and EFI and he drove it to the stop sign then launched a few times. When I explained I pull a trailer heading to Montana, he readjusted the timing and schooled me on how to set the TBI once I got to elevation. As a fellow rider I was honored to have the help even though he hadn't seen my bikes or could have known I was a rider. Modern technology still escapes me on engines so I was glad to have the help and knowledge. I make it a point to always show LLH& RESPECT to all club members. I was a single Dad at the time, just getting out of the Army due to disability, that man gave so much in an hour in a gravel lot he'll never know. I am eternally grateful! You are in my prayers Hoka Hey

My man and I were at a gas station just the other day and another rider pulled into the pumps, walked right over to him, and the first thing out of his mouth was “What club are you with?” and “Do you know (so and so)?” My man wasn't wearing his cut, just a vest, and t-shirt hadn't said a word to him yet! This dude was straight up 5-0, trying to look like a biker! All my man did was shake his head, told him to have a good day, and we rode off! Normally he’ll speak with anyone that approaches him the right way (like you, T-Rod and Fetch just talked about) Ya just gotta be able to read people! Much Love!❤️

Had to get my blessings from the dominant 1% club in my area and had that sit down solo. Be humble and respectful as a man and stay solid that's the key.

I’m glad you made this Video Sose! Being from AZ and Prospecting for a Club. 1% are some of the coolest guys I’ve ever met. A firm handshake and good greeting makes a world of a Difference!

EVERY encounter I have had with any 1% er has always been cool and casual. It didn't hurt that I went to school with quite a few dudes that went that route, so I was pretty well versed in their culture at a young. Prime example! My daughters school was 2 blocks from a small clubhouse, and she had to walk past it to get to school. My daughter, 14 was being bullied on her walk home by 2 older boys. It was almost summer time, and 3 full patch members were out front bbq'ing, and saw what was happening. They started walking over and one of the boys took off right away, the other thought he would be a tough guy...lol....no severe, physical contact was made, but I can tell you, my daughter was NEVER bullied again. They even walked her the rest of the way home and told her, to tell them, if those boys or anyone else ever bothered her again. I actually dropped off a case of beer and some homemade pasta to them later that night, as a thank you, when I heard what happened! It would be great if the media would show the GOOD they do for the community. Do you know how many toys drive some of their chapters do at Christmas time? Bicycles they have bought for kids, whose families can't? It's like anything in life, not just in the outlaw MC world; if you go looking for trouble, you will find it! But if you give respect, you're honest and sincere, 99.9% of the time, you will receive the same. MLLHR, Sose!

Been around 2 diamond clubs. All of them solid dudes. These guys are regular dudes like anyone else. One of our dominant diamond members here is an engineer for Microsoft. This ain’t SOA. Jax Teller doesn’t exist and he’s not gonna lay you out for saying hello. ANY true biker will lay your ass out for acting stupid or disrespecting. Not just a club member.

I've never had any issues with bikers, MC's or 1%'s. My friend a long time ago explained hardcore MC's and 1%'s this way.... You will be evaluated as a "Threat Level" first and then as a fellow human being after. You want to project yourself as non-threatening and the rest comes easy. Much love and respect.... #Ghostin Same reason you don't want to blow by them on the road.

I partyed with the Hell's Angeles in Sturgis..and it was off the chain much respect both ways..I passed out in the lawn LOL when I woke up just about everyone was gone back to work the rally but there was a plate of breakfast wrapped in foil next to my head .so I ate got on my bike and rolled out.. good times

Some 1%ers rolled into a service station when I was hanging around outside. They went inside and one of them left his keys in the ignition. I went over to him and said hi and pointed out the keys. He laughed and said "cheers, but I always leave them in and nobody ever steals it" 😂

Guys like this are"old-fashioned". Be cool, shake hands with a firm grip, look them eye to eye, your golden! Shot the shit for a minute and go about your business. They have things to do and places to be just like you. Keep it brief. Show respect. I grew up around bikers and some 1%ers. They are some of the most down-to-earth, cool guys you've ever met.

Having spent a few years working at an HD dealer, I met a lot of 1%ers. Most of them were nice people who just enjoyed motorcycles, brotherhood, and having a good time. I can honestly say that I never felt nervous or in any danger talking with them. For the most part (in the shop at least) they were pleasant guys. Law enforcement seems to want the general public to think they're all criminals, which is ridiculous.

Totally agree, never had an issue. Learned what you're teaching many years ago. Been on 2 wheels since the early 70's.

I saw a Harley at a motel and was admiring it from a distance, dude came out and was a hells angel nomad. One of the coolest guys I’ve ever met. Asked him a few questions about his bike and we a great conversation.

#GhostIn the way I was raised was that a little respect goes a long way, but it's good to hear from 3 different prospectives.

Been in a 99% club for coming up on two years. Was taught all the things you’ve said on this video, and it is all accurate. It took me awhile to get comfortable around 1% clubs, but that was all because of my preconceived notions of what it was like, and had nothing to do with what was actually happening at these different events. I love MC life, and am honored to be a part of the brotherhood!!!!

'' I live in the mountains in Italy, week ago, tiny one track road, I hear heavy bikes outside passing, I run outside..its the Italian Cuneo Hells Angels passing my cottage, man i was so happy.'' Im a old man, So beautiful for me, made me feel alive again', not half dead''

It’s all about respect! Here in LA Ca got to meet two 1%ers MC both are cool af. Never had a issue. We are all human we all have some bad day body language is key. Also I’m about to buy me my first bike thank to your channel learning bike culture thanks bro!

#Ghostin Ridin around Vegas on a Vegas 8-Ball. Just found your channel about a week ago. Been binging your videos since. You’re doing great work. Keep it up, Sose!

I'm the Vice President of my club and not to long back I had a run in with a Outlaws M.C. member. First off I want to acknowledge the fact the man was checking in on my cut and wanting to know who we was. The 1%er was straight serious when he first approached me about my cut, I showed him respect, removed my glasses and took off my gloves and answered his questions solidly and respectfully. When it was all said and done everything was good, he stuck his hand out, we shook hands and both rode away. I believe this situation goes a long way to proving that respect given is returned. I would also like to point out that this situation is the stereo typical situation where most people think that a 1%er is going to lay you out and take your cut or muscle you over for wearing a patch that ain't theres...now I do realize that I'm lucky that I ran across a chill 1%er because the situation could have been different.

Had a small group roll up on us at pump. Paid respect with a nod and they nodded back and pulled up behind and around us and did their business we did ours. RESPECT we give it to everyone.

About 2 years back, I had a slant bike. Before I jumped on the cruisers and Harley. I was riding home from work and I’m stopped at a light on goldenrod rd and university in Orlando Fl. Harley pulls up next to me and dude was rocking a mongols cut. We knowledge each other and he extends his arm for a fist bump. I reciprocate. He says to me “nice bike but you’re kinda a swole dude to be on that. You need you one of these”. We laughed, said peace and kept it moving. Homie was cool as a fan!

I had to ask about a half dozen 1% guys to move their bikes when I was bartending in college. I just approached them directly with a chill vibe, explained we are putting the grill out and where they could park close, and that I'd put them on first dibs off the charcoal grill. No issue, dudes were cool, took their orders first and tipped pretty well.

Filling up the tank when about 8 members of 36 pulled in. They had some dope bikes I wanted a closer look at. Waited for them to get settled, waited to be seen, nodded and when I got the nod back I approached. Shook hands and asked if I could look at the bikes. Couple of the dudes were happy to show theirs off. No issues, making jokes, talking bikes and when they were about done, shook hands again and went back to my bike. Good dudes. My opinion, act like a man and you’ll be treated like one. Act sus and you’ll be treated accordingly. Good stuff as always. #Ghostin

when i worked at a gas station met a lot of 1% bikers greatest people ive ever met and even when i went out on a smoke break i would walk up to them casually and tell them nice bikes and once they started seeing me working the overnights they would protect me and never got robbed but again nicest people ive ever met and i showed them respect and they gave it back to me as well and loving the info my brother keep up the awesome work

Attitude is everything. Give respect get respect. One thing I’ve also learned being in a association is if you approach a group and they are talking amongst themselves. Don’t approach right away. They are talking amongst themselves for a reason and it none of your business. Wait for a bit when they start breaking off and then approach them and introduce yourself. Great video and good advice. ✌️

I was working on a construction site and the lead guy would tell us what he needed done and how fast and if we needed help let him know asap, real cool never meet him before that day. a month later I ran into him at a different location none work related and he had his patches on we got to talking and got to know him on another level and he is an awesome down to earth guy and if i didn't know him from the job site i might not have talked due to the misconception people have with the 1% .

#ghostin Bro . I’ve been rolling with you for about a year now . Your wisdom helped me so much joining a diamond support club . I spread the word to all the hang arounds and some prospects . Keep doing what you do bro . The taking glasses off was awesome . I got jammed up by a old skool dude for it .it was cool. I learned a lesson and made a friend . Respect goes a long ways . I have never been disrespected in this . I have been taught . Big difference . Good shit as always bro . Keep it up . One love ! 16s nation

I met quite a few 1% men when i was a kid about 13 years old at a Vietnam Veteran reunion some of the best men I ever met outside of my military brothers. Respect is paramount.

The hands in the pocket is 100%, correct, I introduced myself to a dominant club member(1%) with one hand in my pocket, he looked at me and said “Look at your F_cking hand and try this again!” Then proceeded to walk away, then came back 10 seconds later, and said follow me. He took me to the side of a building, sat me down and ripped my ass. This MAN could have easily blackened my eye or worse, but he did not. Which I am 1000% grateful.

The Bandidos are cool in El Paso, Tx. I’m in a 99% club now full patched just over a year but when I first came on the scene the 1%ers will always be intimidating the first few times you see them. You definitely right about the vibe it’s only certain times to say anything to them but once you get to know them their all really cool guys.

A lot of people forget that these are normal people too. They have families, etc too. Just treat them how you want to be treated.

Like everywhere else there are a few 1%ers who always had an attitude, but for the most part I never really had any problems with 1%ers. Most of the clubs around knew who I was or one or two in a group knew who I was and I was introduced around to the rest. You reap what you sow and if you sow respect without prejudice that is exactly what you get. Everyone puts their pants on one leg at a time!

I’ve been kinda MIA for awhile been busy as hell, bout to start prospecting and your videos have helped a shitload. #GHOSTIN 💀🤘🏼

2 years after being smacked off my bike and having a broken back…. I can officially say #Ghostin as I’m back on 2’s

I don’t have fear so I treat them like everyone else. I always say hello. Nice ride and hope you have a good day. I always get a smile. 💜💜💜

I did security a few years ago in L.A. for movies and TV. One location I was at had over 100 Mongols milling around. As I walking to my car I accidently stepped on one guys foot. I guess he saw the expression on my face because he laughed and then I did. 😂

I live in Kentucky if you couldn’t tell by my name lol and I met 4 members of the Hells Angels that were passing through for little Sturgis. I told one gentleman I loved his Indian and his reply while laughing was “Should’ve seen the guy I took it from!” Joked and laughed for about 10 minutes. They’re humans just like us, just chose a path that fits them. Thanks for the video brother

My approach is simple: When I see a patched member that I don't know I always say excuse me, then tell him how much I respect those colors he's wearing, then I introduce myself and offer my hand. I've never had a problem, ever. But, if he doesn't want to speak to me, I get it and will show appropriate respect, and leave him alone. But still, no problem, ever.

I know many 1’s in my life never a problem as long as respect is present.

I just found your channel and I absolutely love it because you are informing the general public what to do and what not to do which is super important. I grew up with bikkies (I’m Australian that’s what we call MC members) & I was taught always be respectful just because they ride for a club they are still good people. If I see a member on the street I will always compliment their bike coz I know how much pride they have in it. Also here in Sydney every Christmas the biggest MC does a toy run & delivers toys to the children’s hospitals, this is proof they aren’t bad people like the media makes them out to be.

I've really enjoyed your videos and knowledge you bring. I can see those who need teaching and others who really understand. I guess with my background I give respect to all...just how my Dad taught me.

I've said before and I'll say it again, I know a good number of 1%ers because of the business I'm in and I speak to them as I do anyone else and I have NEVER had one treat me badly. Of course, I tend to treat EVERYONE respectfully unless I'm treated disrespectfully myself. Honestly, they have been some of the coolest dudes I know, I speak to them about bikes and riding. I don't ask too many questions about their clubs, they may mention small things about it, I just respond to whatever they say ..... it's good not knowing to much about some things!!!

I met one years ago when I got off work the guys was super cool

I used to live down the street from a Hells Angel. This guy had a sidecar that he had installed because there was a fellow biker who had developed some health problems and couldn't ride. His brothers always picked him up when it was time to go. They'd put him in the sidecar and off they went. That guy changed my view of some bikers. They may act all rough and tough, but they weren't going to leave a brother behind. I know there's often a lot of negatives to being in an MC club, but this guy took care of his brother.

I'm good friends with a diamond club. Always greeted with open arms at the clubhouse. I took my woman to one of their oarties. Had a great time. The pres helped us unfold the couch to sleep on. His gun fell out of his pants! We laughed, but I had to talk to my woman the next day. She's cool with it. Especially knowing my past history. I love those guys.

All the 1s I've run into were cool as hell. Just be friendly and respectful and you'll be fine. Easiest way to open is a sincere compliment about their bike. Being a new rider, I find they have been glad to share riding tips and encouragement.

Respect gets respect when talking to a 1%er

I'm not apart of any MC; I have however had the opportunity to take care of some 1er% MC members during my time in the health care setting. As a a veteran who works in health care, I treat everyone with the utmost respect and courtesy. Whenever I've cared for members of a 1er% MC, my respect and courtesy towards them always took me very far with them; my respect and courtesy was always met with their respect, courtesy, and gratitude.

A few years ago i was on the 10 freeway heading to AZ from LA when i noticed approximately 30 mongols in my rear view mirror coming up pretty quick so i pulled off to the side and let them all pass.....a few miles later i pulled into the rest area at chriaco summit and they were all there getting gas and food and one of them approached me and and gave me props for showing them courtesy..

Much respect to Brother TROD ,from Vegos MC, an Brother Fetch from the Outlaw Mc, good intentions always . Damn good interview an topic Brother CHOPPA, #GHOSTIN

You get what you give. You come with respect and good Intentions, you'll be met the same way. Like the Angels say, F.A.F.O. The experiences that I've had with two 1% clubs in my area have been good because we had a common interest, bikes. Even got a compliment about my Victory from an old school 1%er who was in his 70's. And all because I didn't act like a shit head or a narc. Good content Sose! #ghostin #fafo #dontbeadick #ridesafe

I was a police officer in a county town (Europe) where 1% held an annual weekend meet, I met one of the organisers before the weekend because of a complaint about possible noise, told him I appreciate it was going to be wild but only two days, I rode vintage bikes and my kids loved the custom bikes. I was given a day pass so my kids could run and play around the camp. All were great bikers and respectful.

You can tell when to let it go from the get. Much respect no matter what.

I remember I told you that one story about when I ran into a 1%er he was a cool dude, only thing you said I did wrong was compliment his cut but that was years ago and honestly I learned a lot from you Bro

We have 3 clubs in my area here in the u.k, all are at bike meets regularly. I've been riding since I was small and have known people in clubs but never been in 1 myself. I go by the rule, if they talk to you then I talk to them. Otherwise its a respectful head nod....an acknowledgement of who they are and that I'm cool with them.

Had an outlaw 1% as a patient in the ER years ago. The nicest person, friends too(1%’s as well) you could meet.

Not a biker but got in bad situation. Outlaw affiliates moved me in with their son and his old lady for two weeks and fed and bought me a bus ticket home. Mad props to the guys! Thx 4ever!!

#ghostin Iowa!!! Love this...I had friends in a one percenter club. Great guys, love to party. To ME anyway, the way it IS...with them is the way it should be with EVERYONE...not abnormal in my opinion.

#GHOSTIN..Good sit down. That's how we do it in South Cali my Bro👊

I got to know members of a 1% club when they started frequenting a bar I hung out at. Great group of guys and ol' ladies, they never caused any trouble, and were always respectful and gracious. The whole bar loved them.

I walked up to a hells angels memeber at a gas station. We talked, laughed and showed respect to each other. You give them respect. They will give you respect back.

I hung out with a group of like 6 people at my local bar for a few years before realizing they were 1%ers, normally I would have been worried before due to the way media had portrayed. But since they had already been my good buddies I hung out with daily. It was fine lol. They are actually the coolest group of guys i know. They know I'm not like that, I'm kinda goofy and a bit of a comedian. I'm actually supris3d they let me get away with half the shit I've said before. But, I guess they knew my intent was just to give them a good laugh lol. But I probably wouldnt have said/done certain stuff had I known my bar buddies were 1%ers.

Going back to the 70s, a group of 1% hung out at a bar where my girl friend worked (now my wife). so of course I saw, and met a bunch of them. As I was known to the bar manager, I never had a problem with the guys (I am guessing that because I was a friend of Lil' Kenny I was accepted) We would just chill and drink beer with the guys if they came and sat at my table. I would join their table if invited. cool guys, but I did learn H&R, even though I wasn't on that page, not in that lane, or on that highway. Cheers from an old guy who is too crippled up to ride.

#Ghostin I had just commented on a video of yours asking this question, I’m so glad you made a video explaining how to do it. Great stuff Sose!

I was at a bar in Laredo TX called Rumors with a few co-workers. We were out on the patio when about 5 Bandidos walked out the door, needless to say feeling in the air did change slightly but everything was cool. After a few minutes I started up a very light conversation with one of them, before I knew it the other 4 were sort of gathered around us, that's when I looked down at his patches for the first time.... President. I could tell that they were just feeling me out so I just kept on with the conversation not mentioning the Club or anything aside from normal conversation. After about 20 minutes of chatting with them I let them know I enjoyed the conversation and excused myself to catch up with my crew. Fast forward about a week and me and a buddy walk into Red Lobster and grab a seat at the bar. Next thing I know I feel a little smack on my shoulder, turn to my right and wouldn't ya know, it was the President. He was just enjoying dinner with his wife in civilian clothes so I didn't even think twice when I sat down next to him, but he remembered me which, honestly, I thought was cool as shit. We bought rounds back and forth and just generally had a great time. Even though I understand their are bad apples in the mc culture that whole experience really shattered my perception of 1%ers. Thanks for the great content.

#GHOSTING... Brother you are what the world needs. Run for President, at least you'd keep it 100.

#GHOSTIN Never had any problem talking, living ect around 1% especially ware I live very good people. Especially my neighbor

Went to an event yesterday and was pasiing 2 1%ers. One have me a head nod. The other one gave me a pound. Nice bike. I smiled, gave a thank you and kept moving. Much respect

From my experience, I never had a "proper way" of greeting 1%ers, meaning that I always approach them in a respectful way, as I would approach every person in my life. Being part of a culture based on integrity and respect, bikers know when people around them are in good will from the get-go and in all honesty every 1%er that I know and have been in company with is a decent and cool person. Never had a problem around 1%ers in my life. Give respect and that is what you will get in return. After all, they are normal people that just do what they love, they won't hurt anyone for approaching and saying "hi" in a good manner. Having said the above, my advice to everyone concerned about it is: Be yourself and be respectful. Not just around bikers but around everyone. As always thank you for this video! Much love and respect from Crete!

I approach 1%ers with Bible in hand, and tell them Jesus loves them.

#ghostin I've been seeing a lot more biker packs riding axle to axle through Missouri with greater frequency. Unfortunately they're always riding the opposite direction down the freeway and I don't get a good look at their colors. Ain't gonna lie though, I'm looking for my opportunity to introduce myself. 2 years and I feel it calling me. One day the planets will align. Love the content, keep it up!

Just go up and be yourself, I’d rather be accepted for who I am then be accepted for someone I’m not! At the end of the day it’s all about respect! People are people.

Years old driving my mini bike when a biker game pulled into the gas station was having trouble couldn't get my mini bike running The fixed it for me much respect always

A lot of the nervousness or fear that people have towards 1% clubs comes straight from the demonstrably false way they are portayed in media and by the government. I am friends with and have met a lot of 1%ers and they are just normal dudes. These guys do more charity work than people realize, and are great for helping keep a community safe and crime free. Give respect, get respect, simple as that.

Dont go dropping names like I know so and so.Dont call anyone Brother unless you earned that privilege.Approach like a grown man.Respect will get Respect.

I had the chance to meet some guys from the 81 at a Willie Nelson show. They were cool as hell but I was respectful. One guy actually gave me a support your local 81 sticker. I can't put it on anything because the Outlaws own everything around here, lol.

I have been around the mc in my area a few times I was never worried about them. I felt safe. They was hanging out with one another and keeping to themselves.

#ghostin In my experience I walk up and just say hello my name is AND your a tall glass. Of water !!!!! Giggles

GHO⚡TIN. #DEADMEN1%ER #COMINGTOASTATENEARYOU #LIVINGTHEDREAM

I was going to a pizza party after a football game. And me my brother and dad saw this bike. Super beautiful super clean. And this guy came out and said wassup to us. And we said hello and super respectful. He even offered to let us sit on his bike. Ever since that moment I’ve never been afraid to talk to a 1%er. But ik I always gotta be respectful

It's a good thing what you are doing this is vary helpful to people that might not know if one shows respect you get respect God bless you and all bikers

So I'm not the guy who rides everywhere I go. Can't say I've ever been in the gas station scenario. But I've seen HA's , and others on the road. If passing one of, or many of these guys, is there a proper etiquette for that? # Ghostin.

You just walk up like a man & tell them you’re name & hand out & I’m Ghostin

#Ghostin. I got caught in a storm and stopped at a convenience/gas station and a group of the dominant here in Texas rode in. They all said hi and were really cool. Even had a conversation at one of the pumps with an older member. Really cool. Show respect, get respect.

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Im just a guy that loves motorcycles, not a biker. Appreciate the advice.

Never had any issues....We were taught by more seasoned members of those who vouched for us about protocols for a approaching another club, especially a diamond......Glasses off, gloves off, always maintain eye contact, extend your hand, club/rank/name, if your hand is shook don't let go until they do, don't pull in, if they pull you in never place your hand over the patch.......I have no doubt some things have changed, but like you said....its respect......Many a dudes have skated being taught a lesson because even if they were wrong, they were respectful.....It goes a long way.

Don't ask shit. Just tilt your head, two finger salute and "safe travels guys".

It's great how you educate people on the dos and don'ts. Some people have no clue how to deal with a 1%er. I will always see the cut but keep that in my head and approach smiling with a hand shake looking them in the eye saying, "How are you my name Ron " Look at the bikes and talk to them about their bikes. NEVER TAKE PICS put the phone away. As you go to leave hand shake and goodbye. Yes they are in a club but remember they are human and treat them with the same respect you treat anyone else. And you will never have a problem.