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remember as motorcyclist we are each an ambassador of our group to the rest of the world..
the way we ride
the way we answer questions to the non-motorcycle community
the way we present ourselves at hotels, restaurants, stores etc.
not everyone understands or cares about our rights, safety or motorcycle issues..
i try to take a minute to educate the non-motorcycle community about us every time the chance comes up.
remember we are a small group in a large world,,most people do not care about us or more than likely have a sour opinion because of something they have seen or heard about...and before we say "who gives a sh*t" remember these non-riders vote, complain and can make life easier or a pain in the @@SS..if we want special motorcycle parking, more automobile driver education, lower tolls etc. we have got to play the game..
I like the way "im" has answered it, personally I'm a New Yorker and probably would have blew them off. Kudoo's to "im" for a professional answer. Sometimes we just get wrapped up in our own worlds, We just have to see what it's like from the other side as a Dweeb
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