Bikie wars spill over up on the North Shore

Bikie wars spill over up on the North Shore

The sleepy calm of the North Shore was shattered this Friday. The Bikie wars, synonymous with Queensland and Western Sydney reared its ugly head on the leafy avenues of st ives and Turramurra.

Our reporter on the scene says the argie bargie spilled over on Bobbo. A notorious stretch of road known as a hot bed of Bikie activity.

By all accounts, the altercation occurred between the JFR,  a group more renowned for its pacifist nature and the Northern Suburbs hard chargers. In times past these two were known allies, typically pitting themselves against a common foe, the Turramurrans.  It appears the JFR 'Youth' leader, a very vocal kiwi, reputedly with a 'sleeve', Benjo, (renowned for his Larsonator and local supplier of contraband to Bikies in the area) voiced his disapproval of the itinerant behaviour displayed by the Northern Suburbs patriarch, George. George of Lebanese decent, with a front business in 'panel beating' who has adorned a mo since the seventies, well before Movember became popular, is not to be messed with. He clearly had the demonstrate his authority in front of his followers. 

Bikie wars spill over up on the North Shore

While both refused to comment, the legal counsel for both parties (strange but true, having bought abundant Bikie contraband and in need of a panel beater) and senior JFR member,  known as one of the originals, is apparently preparing a statement. It could be a long time coming as he's out secret training at Monte.

Attempts to contact other JFRer's proved futile. One, affectionately known as the Down Hill Racer, just said he was charging ahead, as there was a Strava Segment approaching, for Kudos!  

We also attempted to gate crash the JFR 'Club House' better known as Stanley St. This proved difficult. There was quite a raucous at this fortified establishment Friday evening. With even some of the members bikie chicks hanging till quite late in the evening. Well late for a Bikie gang. As all needing to be up for the early loop the next morning. Whatever that 'code' is meant to be.

I suspect this is not the last we will hear of this.