Halloween Bikers in London!

Hundreds of Motorbikes Filll London Streets for Halloween

The Guardian
Published By Iman Amrani

On the Night of Halloween, a convoy of motorbikes, mopeds and quad bikes rode through the streets of South London. Over at least 200 riders were seen in the streets by the public travelling through Lambeth, Bromley, Croydon, Southwark, Lewisham, Brixton and Streatham allegedly running red lights, mounting pedestrian pavements and provoking a large number of complaints to the police.

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Many sightings of the biker squad were posted on social media sites such as Facebook and Twitter, with witnesses claiming a large group of riders transformed into smaller gangs that set of fireworks near to main roads.

The squad also rode with fireworks and dangerously in between vehicles.

 

 
Daniel Trilling, editor of the New Humanist had tweeted: “Hundreds of masked people riding motorbikes and quad bikes en masse over south London roads and pavements. Had to jump out of their way.”

Before the squad set off onto the roads, a video was uploaded of a man in a balaclava, who said: “When we get to the linkup spot I want to make sure that everyone turns their lights off, everyone turns their bikes off. Make sure you have petrol before you leave because I don’t want to stop”.

What I Think About This Article

I think this article is fun and interesting to read about as the sighting of the event was open to a large number of the South London public on a well-known day in the calendar.