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Outside of some ***** sitting on my bike or fiddling with it I don't care if people want to ask or comment on them. If I have the time and feel like it I'll humor them.
I have two fairly unusual bikes now, a KTM 950 Adventure and a Ducati Monster so they both tend to draw a crowd from riders and non riders alike. Imagine that the Fat Bob I just put a deposit on will do the same.
I had riden to Big Bear and stopped for something to eat. Came out and as I walked to my bike I could see a guy taking a picture of it. My view was blocked from a vehicle that had parked next to me. When I got in view I saw there was another guy sitting on my bike and posing for the photograph. Needless to say that photo session was put to an abrupt stop.
yeah all the time in the summer, we get loadsa xchange students round here, esp jap n euros. the jap students love to hav there picture taken next 2 a harley, if im in a good mood i let them sit on it while there mate takes a snap,
I've had it happen a couple of times but there was the strangest of all.. I was in a local bar with about 100+ bikes out front.. I walk out to leave and some dude comes running up to me with his a girlie.. Starts telling her "This is the bike I was showing you pics of"... I'm thinking WTF?.. Then he goes on to tell me he's got a Rocker too and saw mine at a local rally a couple months back and took pics of it apparently to show his woman what he wanted to do.. Then he whips out his phone and proceeds to show me pics of my bike on his phone as well.. It was all a little weird to have a "bike stalker".. LOL
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