The study aimed to describe the form of violation of the linguistic politeness
principles in the speech of Kawasaki Ninja Motorcycle (KNJJ) Superior Club
members. This is a qualitative descriptive study. The data of this study are the
utterances of members of the superior motorcycle club Kawasaki Ninja Jari-Jari
(KNJJ) Banyumas. The data source in this study is the members of motorcycle club
Kawasaki Ninja Jari-Jari (KNJJ) Banyumas. The data of this study were collected
using the observational method with advanced techniques of Observation participatory
method(SLC), recording technique, and note-taking technique. While the data analysis
stage uses the equivalent method. The results of this study indicate that there are 53
utterances that have violated the principle of politeness in language. 11 utterances of
violations of the tact maxims, 5 utterances of violations of generosity maxims, 27
utterances of violations of the appreciation maxims, 9 utterances of violations of the
simplicity maxims, 6 utterances of violations of the consensus maxim.