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AH HA!!!! You sir, have started this thread under false pretenses. Having never BEEN to a bike nite/night you are exceptionally unqualified to decide what is in fact necessary for one to be taken seriously as a badass Biker.
I move for this entire thread to be stricken and for the readers to ignore anything read or otherwise translated to them verbally or electronically. I further move that the OP be flogged with a wet Sons of Anarchy t shirt and given a thread creating suspension of a period no less than the length of one season of The Great Biker Buildoff.
I don't have one of them things.....I just lean it against a tree, or lay it down on the ground. Only because I didn't know what it was called........(so, what do you guys call that thing that you press to make the engine go vroom-vroom? i call it the vroom-vroomer)
........(so, what do you guys call that thing that you press to make the engine go vroom-vroom? i call it the vroom-vroomer)
DAMMIT. I've been calling it the vroom-vroom BUTTON. I always make things more difficult for myself. Thanks!!!!!! Vroom-vroomer rolls off the tongue so much easier.
So with this and the promise of more useless threads, youre admitting to being a troll. Now that I know, anything further posted from you can be deemed total bullshit, Hoka Hey or not. Got it, thanks!
So with this and the promise of more useless threads, youre admitting to being a troll. Now that I know, anything further posted from you can be deemed total bullshit, Hoka Hey or not. Got it, thanks!
Honestly don't matter to me what you think of me.
That said, I rode Harleys for for 44 years. Judging from your response, I'm thinking that is probably longer than you've been wasting Oxygen.
OH, by the way. The "Ignore" Button can be your friend there Shirley.
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