Hidden Camera: 'Dark Side' as a Biker Girl Alone at BBB rally?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.ย. 2024
- I brought hidden cameras to Bikes, Blues & BBQ, the Ozarks rally with an unsuspecting agenda, to show you what it's really like to be a woman alone at these supposedly unsafe events.
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After being around riders for thirty years, I can tell you, the most welcoming and generous people I've ever met all rode motorcycles. There is a brother and sisterhood within the motorcycle community that reaches past all the divisions of race, creed, and gender, and connects people on a soul to soul level that I've never experienced anywhere else. Glad Doodle saw the same things in ger investigation, but no surprise to riders who've been there and done that.
1st and foremost THANK YOU for being Doodle and for sharing what you love. Online, you garner respect for your honest, sincere love of bikes and your constant drive to improve (draggin' a lot of us oldsters along kicking and screaming n2 being much better and more skilled riders) and gain/share knowledge of all aspects of our passion...You also have a professional attitude that comes across in the way you dress and present yourself and your subject matter. The positive impact you have on the biking community as a whole and the inspiration you are to individuals is invaluable, kiddo. Please keep being Doodle and keepin' on keepin' on!
I absolutely love it when people rally around a kid at school and help him/her feel loved and respected. Excellent video!
I pray all of those kids' bullies think twice about being mean to him/her in the future.
Love this Doodle! You are a true ambassador of respect and kindness. God bless your little motorcycle riding hart. You keep them coming and I will keep watching and commenting.
Great video Doodle. I have read Kelly’s book and discussed in our women’s self defense class trafficking’s horrors. Fortunately there are many more wonderful people out there (many are bikers) than bad people. We just have to be aware and prepared to do something if things go bad. I personally have encountered so many wonderful people in the world it makes me push aside the bad people. Just draw on lessons learned and listen to your gut instinct. Be safe out there and enjoy the journey.
All I'll say is, I'm former Armored Cav and a Cold War Vet (22mo on the E/W German Border). I've traveled cross country a few times in a car, and even I've reached the point where I'll carry if possible. Glad to see you have some self-defense training. As a Christian, I try to think the best, but I'm also realistic from my experiences. We had a girl disappear in my hometown that's never been solved, and I live in SE NH w/a private school that rich people go to as well as Abraham Lincoln's kid (Phillips Exeter Academy). This happened while I was in the Army. It never happened when I was a kid growing up here. The world has changed. Stay safe, God Bless.
You represent the motorcycle culture that I see. Proud of you and the people you represent.
Doodle… this made me tear up. This was beautiful. Thank you for showing the non-riders a little insight into riding culture and for supporting such an incredible cause.
Keep being you Doodle!! 🙌🏻❤🙌🏻
Great job as always. As a male I now my experience is different, but that guy that asked you to the concert seemed respectful. Its been a while for me but thats how we use to meet people before Tinder.
Also seems like he was asking her just to be social and not on a one on one date. The dude was like a hundred years old FFS.
@@sabbottartjust curious what age has to do with it? She is an adult, he is an adult, if he was respectful, why not shoot his shot? She even said, she didn’t blame him for trying. He got the message, she wasn’t interested and he left. Age doesn’t mean, he still can’t see beauty.
It was a fun video to watch. Another gem from the Doodle studio! You inspire me to ride the trips I should have already taken for my own adventures. Although ,I have enjoyed living vicariously through you and Amanda Zito. Thanks for the good times.
Most of the bikers I know are some of the most respectful people I've ever met. Good video Doodle.
Keep up the great work on busting the stereotypes and showing a more realistic motorcycle life, Doodle! Ride safe!
Nice video, Doodle! I have never considered myself a "biker" but am just a guy who loves to ride motorcycles (motorcyclist?). The people I run across on other bikes are usually good folks. Always a few bad eggs in every group though. I am always wary of strangers no matter what kind of machinery they drive/ride/fly/operate.
I can't believe how addictive your videos are. You've got me binge watching.
Hi thanks for covering this topic, I have worked with victims of trafficking for years and having raised kids and lived with bullying myself as a child, I know how that can affect people. I also use riding as therapy and support awareness of these topics anyway I can. Keep it up and be safe thank you.
Thanks for your invaluable work.
Another great one Doodle, I appreciate the different types of content and you are bad ass. Your editing skills are also getting crazy good and appreciate all the efforts. Enjoy the ride!
I've been riding motorcycles for over 50 years. I consider myself a motorcyclist, not a biker. To me, a biker is someone who rides their bike with the end goal of winding up at a bar to drink and have a good time. I also think that when a person gets drunk, their true personality comes out. I ride a motorcycle for the experience of riding the motorcycle, not to create some false image or to bar hop. With that said, I think 99 percent of folks that ride motorcycles are good people that I would be proud to call a friend. Safe travels!
Thank You Miss Doodle,
You are the reason I would go to a rally, the contrast would be "the lawyer" with NO self esteem. As a single Dad I always told my daughters they are allowed to wear whatever they are comfortable in, understanding the publics reaction will be on them to deal with. I've loved the biker lifestyle my whole life. That said, I stay away from those that profess to be ready to protect children or woman, but then they objectify woman regardless of how they dress or act.
I too travel alone, but by choice because I cannot stand most people. The motorcycle, like my mules allow me to get away from people and enjoy this world and it's views.
I appreciate your Beauty and optimism! When I recognize your beauty Young Lady, it's not the physical. Too few people don't appreciate the life that walks in front of them.
Enjoy yourself in all your activities and you will remain in my prayers. As a former "rape prevention" instructor on military bases, I encourage woman to go about life freely but hopefully prepared with self sufficiency and the ability to defend themselves.
You are in my prayers
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First off, congrats on the Tiger900!!! I have a Tiger800 and a Sport 660, so you've chosen well. As a Rider I don't have issues with you, or anyone, going to rally's and such solo. The Rally is never my concern. The travel there and back, alone, is. As long as you make sure you have someone (hubby) who knows your POT, plan, and rough whereabouts, all is good. Come out and visit the West (I'm in Utah). You can literally ride over 100 miles in the desert without seeing another soul. No town, no traffic, no gas. That is when Murphy will strike, and that is when you have to be prepared.
Excellent presentation! Anyone who is not now convinced is not convincible.
I suggest you attempt to defraud the stupid people who do not ride motorcycles.
im 63 and started riding again after 28 years love your vids learning a lot from you you are a super daughter to me
7:58 That is South Dakota governor Christi Noem. We are quite proud of her, here in So Dak.
Wonderful video Doodle! Love watching, listening and learning! See you on the road!
Your dad is right... Being a man or woman riding alone is simply not smart. Im not even talking about being around bikers, but in general any group around liquor and party goers can take things too far and make for a bad day.
This video was so well done. Well, all your videos are , but this one was special in that it broke down so many misconceptions about folks who ride. Thanks. Keep making videos that are entertaining and informative.
Thanks for shining the light on this issue! Keep doing such videos! Best wishes, from Lithuania
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Doodle, you love people, and have a good heart. Subscribed.
Love what you do on this channel. What a great video. From cam chain tensioners, to invitations to rides and rallies, to being given helmets when I didn't have one and passing them along, I have not met many bikers that aren't willing to help other riders out. Glad you made this video and love the channel, it's really good to see someone shining a light on this part of the community. Keep up the awesome content!
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Great series! I think it is an eye-opener to people that generalize what they think all bikers are.. there are plenty of good people out there..
I'm in a club in Belgium that supports children that are bullied, abused, sick, ...
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69 bikes showed up on a 1 week notice ... Bikers are Awesome !!
i love your content and you really are Bad *ss 😉
We call that BACA here in Australia. Bikers Against Child Abuse!
BACA is all over the world, including Belgium :)
we are another club with around 40 members in 2 chapters now.
Great job.. back and forth across America several times.. just the single bike no other friends.. I usually have a pretty new bike but ride a lot of miles but still perhaps the biggest thing to consider for me is if you have a break down being prepared to call for help.. I have thankfully not had this happen but it’s a machine even a flat tire is a breakdown.. just being smart and not putting yourself in danger is 95% of it.. love the videos
Great to see how you ended up working with the footage. I'm glad you were able to post it.
Got the green light from an Arkansas lawyer
Love how your content is so broad in so many ways! I ALWAYS enjoy watching your content and what you have to say and share through your lens! DOODLE!!!!
I think riding with a lot of other riders can be dangerous. Because maybe the guy around you isn’t very good and can crash, and make me crash. It’s happened to me, and I’ve seen it happen.
Doodle is too cute to ever be in danger. Everybody (including me) loves her!
Great video! Disappointed there was not the usual dog 😂
Lots of stereotypes about riders. I work at a bank, my gf’s a nurse, friend is a lab manager, cousin a programmer. All of us riders.
I've followed you all this time and I'm just finding out that you're a martial arts practitioner! Talk about burying the lead! You're such a bad-ass!!!
Doodle, this video is great. Always glad to hear how you feel about it.
I don't see a problem with riding anywhere you want to alone. I've met very 1% bikers, and when I did see them, they bothered no one. In the biker community across the board, I've observed very polite and respectful. The motorcyclists I've met in my 17 years of riding have been very cool and helpful. I think you could not be in a safer company than with these bikers. If there's a problem with your bike, you'll probably find several bikers who will more than likely know how to get you on the road again. If someone intimidates a lady rider, it's a safe bet the culprit will be surrounded and encouraged to move on his way. This is how I assess the biker community. Ride safe and enjoy life!
Very well done and not at all what I thought it would be from the title! But in a very good way!! Very glad it went the way it did! Looking forward to more videos from you!
I'm glad you have a solid martial arts background and a sharp mind.
I've been in karate for 21 years, and the last 11 in Kung Fu. My wife was one of my teachers!❤️ It's a big confidence and awareness builder.
No means a guarantee, but makes you more comfortable In your own skin. Lots of very good people in motorcycling. Crazies too. Not all 1%rs are outlaws. There is a difference. Yeah, the first time I saw some old guy wearing a son's of anarchy t shirt, I thought it was a band or something. I just recently watched a couple of those shows. Mmmeaah...😐
As a rider, I get it, we share a common interest and most of us are happy seeing and being with those that share that interest. As a dad, I love watching your videos and seeing the world through your eyes. I know my son will never post videos like this, so I will live vicariously through yours ❤
Doodle, I agree with you regarding situational awareness. It applies to all of us.
This is so heartwarming! I started riding in 1969. Bikers are the people I identify with. As a CIS white man I know my life has been over privileged. Two of my three kids ride and if I’m around long enough I hope to teach my grandchildren.
You are one of my heroes! You are out there living your best life and sharing it with the world! Whenever Noraly (Itchy Boots) is asked where her husband is she always tells them she doesn’t have time for a man. 😂. Before the popularity of TH-cam we had to read books. Lois on the Loose is one of my favorites! She has also traveled the world, solo on a motorcycle. And one of the most inspiring people ever is Bessie Stringfield. Can you imagine in the first half of the 20th century, a black woman riding solo around the US?
I see Meg in your video. I started to watch her channel and I’m sure she’s a cool person to hang out with but it seems like 80% of her videos are closeups of her butt. I mean, it’s a nice butt but that isn’t why I watch motorcycle videos. Your channel and Jess of Her Two Wheels are what I want to see. Women who aren’t afraid to find the fun in life. Especially when it’s on two wheels.
Great video!
I don't go to a lot of rallies, but I've been to Port Dover (in Ontario, PD13, happens every Friday the 13th) and as you experience, it generally isn't much different from the average Craft Beer show.
It's great to have you show our (riders) point of view!
Great video Doodle, thanks for advocating for the riding community!!! You earned another sub!!
love your video. I am a new rider who just started riding a few months ago and immediately noticed that some people now think I break the law and speed every time I am on the bike. Conceptions are so ridiculous and unfunded some times. thanks for sharing! :) I also found however, that most of the people who have helped me on the road have been other riders. The community is just very helpful and great.
Another great video Doodle!!!! There are a LOT of good folks out there that ride and just like life there are a few bad apples in a basket.... but it's always a good idea to keep you're head on a swivel and your spidey senses sharpened. Be safe and be blessed!!!!
I’m a rough looking man as my wife would say and unfortunately I have had friend get killed from gun and knife violence. And as a father of three kids I always carry a weapon on me to protect myself, my family and friends.
Those folks that are against racism and sexism, I always hope that they hit all areas. Not just racism link to black people or sexism relating to women. But I digress. Good video🙂
Thanks for using this to support the local charity. I live so close to where they hold BB&BBQ and have never been. I will be there this year. Fantastic video. From a fellow Triumph rider.
Your videos are very good. And I appreciate you keeping it classy.
Great video and glad I am just a biker!
Im glad to see you were able to post this video, and educate the masses. Keep up the good work!
This is an amazing video. Thank you so much for creating this.. You ROCK... Keep up the amazing work..
I enjoy these videos because I have a 3yr old daughter who is just as obsessed with motorcycles as I am and undoubtedly will be riding and doing solo trips long after I’m gone.
I’ve been riding probably longer than you’ve been alive. And I have never met any biker that wasn’t down to earth, ready to help anyone. You being a solo girl rider isn’t something you should tell anyone. Human nature is human nature if your wearing leathers or not. Like the lawyer lady said. Rich guys in suits are probably a lot worse than bikers. When I was coming up, there were very few girl riders. Now there everywhere. And I for one love it. Stay smart, and safe. And keep riding,because that’s what it’s all about.
Totally agree! It is a great community. There's always "those" bad apples... but exactly like any other groups.
Great video! Thanks Doodle.👍🏼😎
Thanks!
I love your videos and as a father of three now adult women I still worry about them. I ride and also agree that most people are great folks.
Another excellent video. I really enjoy that you try and educate people on what it's really like being in the motorcycle community. It's safer than people think for the most part because as riders, we watch out for each other. Of course there are some sketchy people out there, but like Meg pointed out, sketchy people are everywhere and in every setting! Being a motorcycle rider has made my life better in so many ways from meeting amazing people, seeing places and things i've never imagined I would see, having more confidence in myself, being less stressed and feeling welcome in any setting even if I didn't know anyone at all. We need more riders and videos like this to help reduce the negative stereotypes of being a motorcycle rider. Thank you for all you do.
Amazing video, really appreciate you getting this out, ride safe always,Kenneth 🤙🏽
As a female who rides, I’d say that riding alone is just fine! The way I see it, riding has its own risks, and life in general is full of risks. Sure, things can happen, and when we choose to ride, we have chosen a lifestyle with risks, but also great rewards. Women who ride are not fearful types, which, in my opinion, makes such women less of a target.
This'll show people what ACTUALLY happens at those events and not what's been put in their mind by papers, news, posts on internet and so on.
Bikes, Blues and BBQ started in Fayetteville 20 plus years ago, for unknown reasons it was cancelled one year post Covid. The city of Rogers Ar stepped up and took it in. This was there 2nd years give the City a chance and it will get better.
Also check out the Fort Smith Steel Horse Rally held in May, it is a non profit raising money for servicemen, first responders, and such.
This was a very insightful video I appreciate the knowledge wisdom and your bravery for allowing me to see through your eyes and how to handle situations
Doodle: "Like me?" 😁
Momma Doodle: "Not really. lol"
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No concerns from me. You ride girl!
My experiences are that bike riders are kinder, more helpful and friendlier than 99% of car drivers. No matter how the bike rider(s) are dressed and look.
im sure this will be perceived wrongly, but its just how it is. im 53 now, and grew up in the biker community. Sure the bikers in the 70's to early 90's were perceived as brutal pervey tough guys, but honestly, they were family oriented and very protective. You could trust your children around them, the worst thing that would happen would be us kids learning a few new "words". its when "all inclusivity" started being a thing, thats when the random weirdos and creepers started inter mingling at rallies and bike events, and when us old schoolers try to intervene in situations...its us that are cuffed and carried away.
Nicely done Doodle..😎
What non riders don't seem to get. Women riders tend to be a rarity in our chosen passion. Most of us are more interested in making sure you keep riding than trying to "pick you up". The second thing they don't realize? You ride? You're cool! You can debate make/brand/model all day long at the watering hole. On the road, you're family. I've stopped countless times for riders I see broke down or even on the side of the road making a call just to make sure they're cool.
Thanks for posting. Worried about riding alone? Check out Itchy Boots. She has been riding alone world wide for years.
It's been my experience that the most aggressive, hateful and hostile people I've encountered while riding have been non-riders. The 1%ers I've met are either polite and friendly or they immediately show they are not interested in talking to me. I'm fine either way.
Follow your bliss. Stop looking for reasons why you can't. Instead look for reasons why you can. And if you can, you should.
Keep doing what your doing. The brotherhood and sisterhood on 2 wheels isn't like what Hollywood shows. In all professions or events you might have a couple of knuckleheads that try to ruin something enjoyable.
Great video! I see nothing wrong with it. It was educational.
You will always find a bad apple in any bunch but for the most part bikers are like a giant family.
Well said doodle. Great video
You always crush it. Great video. Love this channel. It's always fresh info. Keep doing your thing.
Most folks in society are okay. Some are not. Govern yourself accordingly. Ride safe and be safe. Love the videos!! You are a cool person.
Really appreciate how you approached this video. Great work.
Great video!! Thanks for such a candid look at our culture.
I think this might be your best video ever Doodle, well done!
Nicely done Carolyn! Keep it up. Que le vaya bien!
Living in KC and getting my first road bike in a month or two, I might just have to make the trek there in September.
What surprises me most about theses rallies is the modern commercialism. Seems like it's all about making money with the endless tents full of products and high lodging prices
I've always rode alone
No plan to ever change.
I'm not a groupie or a joiner, I'm a loner
and ride to GTF away from people, not be around them.
but then i have zero interest in clubs or gangs or joints even talking to other motorcycle drivers unless they come up and talk to me or ask me aobu tmy bike in a parking lot, and then i'm just friendly and talk about my or their motorcycle.
Love your content. Shows the other half of what it is to be a biker. It's not all wheelies and burnouts. The ride for adventure and experience unlike any other is a side that needs to be shown and you do it so well
Nice review keep up the good work Doodle
Great video Doodle. I think this is a very thoughtful insight into what these events are like, though i think every persons experience is different. You dont seem like a person that makes unwise decisions or lets herself get into bad situations often. So being smart helps.. As long as you go into it with good intentions, then you'll get that back. Which is what your video showed to me. Last thought, I wonder what Meg's experience is like without her camera man (hubby?) at a rally. Not saying it would be bad, but just wondering.
You should have called this video Doodle Undercover. 🤣
Great job!! 🤩👍
It’s just a reality that women have to be a lot more careful when alone than men dk. It’s not that bikers are all dangerous people, it’s a sad fact everywhere.
It’s always more dangerous to travel alone for everyone, it’s just that women face an extra threat.
Great work 👏
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I ❤ you Doodle! What an amazing perspective shift. Hmu if you are ever in charleston sc, am a lone female rider down here.
While hidden cameras are OK, for many reasons even with an open camera I’m sure you would get the same reactions. Great job as always. Hope to bump into you sometime with my wife, she laughed at some of the people on your videos. Always fun.
Parabéns pelos vídeos muito bom maravilhosa os comentários excelente 🇧🇷