Snowstorm? He Still Rides ?‍?❄️?️

The Motorcycle Riders Foundation (MRF) is closely monitoring developments in Congress following comments from House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee Chairman Sam Graves (R-MO), who announced that lawmakers could take up a draft surface transportation reauthorization bill within weeks. With current federal transportation funding authorities set to expire on September 30, Chairman Graves emphasized the urgency of moving forward, noting, “It’s a must-do legislation. If we don’t get this done, then all the state DOT programs start shutting down and funding dries up.” Chairman Graves said the committee is likely to begin marking up legislation in early February and hopes to move the bill off the House floor this spring. He also highlighted the unresolved issue of the Highway Trust Fund, stating, “We’ve never had a time when we’re so far apart between what we need and what we have to work with and that gets back to fixing the trust fund.” As Congress considers potential solutions, including new revenue sources, the MRF will stay actively engaged to ensure the interests, safety, and access of America’s motorcyclists are fully represented in this critical highway bill. After House action, the Senate is expected to take up its own version of the legislation. Across the Capitol, Senate Environment and Public Works Committee Chairwoman Shelley Moore Capito (R-W.Va.) has indicated that highway legislation is likely to be debated in March or April. Chairwoman Capito has emphasized the need to continue investing in modernizing surface transportation corridors while also identifying a long-term funding solution for the nation’s highway system. Join The MRF, visit http://mrf.org/ or call (202) 546-0983 The post Highway Bill Timeline appeared first on Bikernet.com - Online Biker Magazine.

Hangaround Made ONE Mistake and Lost Everything ? #bikerlife #mcculture #respect

Pagans Motorcycle Club leader Ryan Lane scores a massive sweet deal in the 2022 Marion County murder case – no jail time, just 5 years probation! Did this alleged Pagans MC member outsmart the cops, prosecutors, and judge? From first-degree murder charges dropped to a single felony organized criminal enterprise plea, this outlaw motorcycle gang story is wild biker news you can’t miss. In this episode of Insane Throttle biker news, we break down how Ryan Lane, former Pagans Motorcycle Club chapter president, walked away with probation and a $10,000 fine after a mistrial and plea deal in the Pagans MC Henry Silver murder case. One co-defendant gets life, the shooter 40 years – but Lane? Sweet freedom with probation. Is probation a scam or a genius move? We discuss the risks of violating biker gang probation and why many 1%er motorcycle club members avoid these traps. Plus, Los Valerosos motorcycle gang (alleged Pagans MC support club) member Graham Gattis (aka Dro) pleads guilty to federal charges: assault with a deadly weapon in aid of racketeering and firearm possession during crime of violence. Axe handles, highway chase, rival biker ambush in Missouri – classic outlaw biker violence from 2022. Mandatory minimum 5 years up to life – did he outsmart the feds? We also dive into creator drama in the biker community, why we don’t chase YouTube drama, and shoutouts to channels like The Why Files and ChrisFix. Real motorcycle club talk from the streets – no fake handshakes or 1%er etiquette lessons here. PAGANS MC OUTSMARTED Bandidos charged and vehicles seized in traffic incident south of Perth  Hundreds of bikers gather for Glasgow funeral of Blue Angels founder No jail time for man once charged with gang related murder in Marion County POOPYS THE END OF THE ROAD