Harley's Still a Man's Sport?
#11
Do you consider using a car as your main form of transportation a sport?
Riding isnt a sport for me.
To answer your question: I don't pay attention to how many of whoever are on bikes. I don't wave to everyone that's on a bike either; there's no "brotherhood" between us just because we are both riding. You're just another vehicle on the road to me, no matter what gender you are or what you're on.
Riding isnt a sport for me.
To answer your question: I don't pay attention to how many of whoever are on bikes. I don't wave to everyone that's on a bike either; there's no "brotherhood" between us just because we are both riding. You're just another vehicle on the road to me, no matter what gender you are or what you're on.
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When this generation gets too old to ride HD will be have to transition to making scooters because the younger generations think "a way of life" is something from a stupid B movie. They don't give a **** and never will. Biker life will be gone in 20 years.
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#17
Bullshit. It's a trend and it's that's going by the way side. Just like the fat tire choppers, big wheel baggers, micro breweries and cat yoga.
When this generation gets too old to ride HD will be have to transition to making scooters because the younger generations think "a way of life" is something from a stupid B movie. They don't give a **** and never will. Biker life will be gone in 20 years.
When this generation gets too old to ride HD will be have to transition to making scooters because the younger generations think "a way of life" is something from a stupid B movie. They don't give a **** and never will. Biker life will be gone in 20 years.
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Reminds me of scuba divers, . Ever go into a bar or restaurant hosting a bunch of post ride / post dive "participants" ? Notice the average physical shape of these crews,, ??
The identity some folks take from "participating" in these "diversions" can, quite frankly, make you wonder if there isn't really some mental health issue in play.
Do self professed motorcycle heroes, ever stop to think about who might be reading their posts ? There are guys/gals out there, engaged in real high risk careers and activities, who ride to relax after spending a day doing things that would make Bubba the Biker pee his dirty Levis.
#20
Bullshit. It's a trend that's going by the way side. Just like the fat tire choppers, big wheel baggers, micro breweries and cat yoga.
When this generation gets too old to ride HD will be have to transition to making scooters because the younger generations think "a way of life" is something from a stupid B movie. They don't give a **** and never will. Biker life will be gone in 20 years.
When this generation gets too old to ride HD will be have to transition to making scooters because the younger generations think "a way of life" is something from a stupid B movie. They don't give a **** and never will. Biker life will be gone in 20 years.
Not only is your response myopic..., it also non sequitur
So.., I'll get on your wave link
btw - no clue what cat yoga is..., baggers suck anyway and need to go away
Oh..., and is "this" the same generation responsible for millennials (LOL)
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Long as there one biker standing (male or female) - biker lifestyle in tact
That it evolves / is evolving - is the natural order of things (adapt or die)
That it may not currently fit into your perfect model - then help influence the model / mold - so it may
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I got two boys (both millennials) - neither ***** - both love bikes
We got younger members - who understand..., appreciate..., and respect - the old ways
Both will pass it on
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What the hell have you done to perpetuate our way of life (rhetorical Rizzo)
You done it - good on you Sir...., you haven't - then start
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