Why do people ride?
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RE: Why do people ride?
I ride because I like it.
I don’t ride to impress or make a statement.
My bike does not define me.
I’m not a ‘biker’.
My sense of freedom comes from knowing that many men and women came before me and sacrificed their lives so that I could live in a free country.
I have no loyalty to the MoCo. It’s just what I choose to ride right now.
No bike has ‘soul’. It’s a just machine, get over it.
I don’t ride to impress or make a statement.
My bike does not define me.
I’m not a ‘biker’.
My sense of freedom comes from knowing that many men and women came before me and sacrificed their lives so that I could live in a free country.
I have no loyalty to the MoCo. It’s just what I choose to ride right now.
No bike has ‘soul’. It’s a just machine, get over it.
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Joined: Oct 2006
Posts: 4,128
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From: florida swamp
RE: Why do people ride?
because I'm usually staggering and falling down so bad it would take me all night to walk home
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From: florida swamp
RE: Why do people ride?
ORIGINAL: squintbo
I ride because I like it.
I don’t ride to impress or make a statement.
My bike does not define me.
I’m not a ‘biker’.
My sense of freedom comes from knowing that many men and women came before me and sacrificed their lives so that I could live in a free country.
I have no loyalty to the MoCo. It’s just what I choose to ride right now.
No bike has ‘soul’. It’s a just machine, get over it.
I ride because I like it.
I don’t ride to impress or make a statement.
My bike does not define me.
I’m not a ‘biker’.
My sense of freedom comes from knowing that many men and women came before me and sacrificed their lives so that I could live in a free country.
I have no loyalty to the MoCo. It’s just what I choose to ride right now.
No bike has ‘soul’. It’s a just machine, get over it.