West TX Scorpions IRMC

05/18/2026

Snakeeyes and his Rocket Rascal Miss Diva supporting the Aguilas de Asfalto M.C 25th Anniversary!

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04/17/2026

Great Day to Ride as a West TX Scorpion

03/23/2026

Fina Ride

May your final ride be easy, and the road stretch far and wide.

May each bend feel like a gentle curve, 'til the horizon meets the sky.

May the rush of the wind whisper in your ear, and the sun glint in your eye.

May you ride along this road with grace, as the sun sets, and falls from the sky.

May each mile be a memory for us to share and remain etched in our hearts.

May that last destination soon seem near, as you journey through uncharted paths.

So may your final ride be easy, and your spirit not be deterred.

May your bike bring you safely home, as its roar gently ebbs to a purr

03/15/2026

01/11/2026

This image is not just a photograph of an accident scene—it is a reminder, a warning, and a lesson written in silence. A helmet lies on the road, scratched and abandoned, beside gloves that will never again grip the handlebars the same way. In the distance, life continues. Cars move forward. Sirens fade. But for someone, everything stopped right here.

Every rider understands the thrill of the road—the freedom, the escape, the sense of being truly alive. But the road does not forgive mistakes. One second of distraction, one bad turn, one unexpected obstacle can change lives forever. In that moment, skill, speed, and confidence mean nothing. What matters is protection.

A helmet is not an accessory. It is not optional. It is not something you wear only on highways or long rides. A helmet is the thin line between walking away and never walking again. It is the difference between a story you tell later and a silence that echoes in the hearts of your loved ones.

Too often, riders think, “It’s just a short ride,” or “I’ll be careful.” But accidents don’t ask for permission. They don’t check distance, experience, or intentions. They arrive unannounced, and when they do, the helmet becomes your last defense—sometimes your only one.

Look beyond the rider in this image and think about the people not shown. The family waiting at home. The friend expecting a call. The partner who believes you’ll return safely. One decision on the road affects many lives far beyond it.

Wearing a helmet is not about fear. It is about responsibility. It is about respecting your life and the people who love you. It is about ensuring that a ride ends with memories, not mourning.

If you ride, ride smart. Gear up every single time—no excuses, no shortcuts. Let this image stay with you as a reminder that the helmet isn’t just protection; it’s the difference between a fall and a tragedy.

Wear it. Always. Because someone is waiting for you at home. 🏍️🖤

01/01/2026

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12/12/2025

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11/27/2025

Wish you the best this Thanksgiving from all of us at WTS...

11/02/2025

FREEDOM ❤🥀🏍

10/18/2025

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