Massive Street takeover planned for LA Saturday as bike gang says anything on wheels is welcome

A bikers group in Southern California are planning to takeover the streets near downtown Los Angeles on Saturday, with organizers calling on anyone with wheels to join them.

In a post on Instagram, the bike clothing brand The Cruizers called for bike-riding youths to come out on Saturday July 25 to the Crypto.com Arena — formerly known as the Staples Center — where the Young Life Tour will be “pulling up to the land.”

“If you outside, you might end up legendary.”

“Come on some player s**t… or Stay that funky a** home. Swing what you bring… anything on wheels is welcome…..” it added.

The area where the gang is calling for the massive meetup is close to the Los Angeles Convention Center and the Peacock Theater.

In a post on X, video showed a past bike event where the riders completely shut down an LA freeway, near James M. Wood Boulevard, as they rode on the freeway with cars stopped waiting for them to get out of the way. It is unclear when it took place.

“Felonious hooligans are planning a massive takeover of Los Angeles streets and freeways Saturday,” the post read. 

“I hope you’re sitting down, but nothing will be done as they wreak havoc and create chaos throughout the city.”

During a recent takeover on the Fourth of July at Newport Beach, more than 400 people were arrested when celebrations descended into chaos.

Youths and minors made up the majority of those taken into custody, and nearly half of those arrested were from out of state.

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A violent takeover in downtown LA earlier this year spiraled into chaos, with participants causing thousands of dollars in damage to the luxury Circa LA Apartments across the street from the downtown Convention Center.

The Los Angeles Police Department responded to almost 700 street takeovers last year, Chief Jim McDonnell said in an appearance on KTLA. Cops made 1,700 traffic stops related to the vehicular mayhem and issued more than 1,700 citations, he said.

In all, police made nearly 300 arrests at takeovers last year, said McDonnell, and the department is “trending in that direction again this year.”

The social-media fueled takeovers often pop off on weekend nights throughout Los Angeles and Orange counties.

The downtown LA event appears to not be sanctioned by the city so it is unclear what LAPD is planning to do about it.

The California Post reached out to LAPD for more information.