Friends that Sit on ur bike w.o asking!!!
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First, my Friends and I mean my "real friends" would never sit on my ride let alone ask if they could. My Friends know what my bike means to me, so if someone who sees them self as a friend ever sat on my bike I would tell them to get off as politely as possible. As for kids on it I remember a story of a guy who just parked his bike and some kids started to get on. The parents said nothing until one little tike grabbed a hand full of hot exhaust pipe. The kids and the parents got the message DON'T TOUCH in a big hurry..
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Joined: Mar 2009
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From: Milwaukee
To some people their bike is transportation- or a toy, like a jet ski or a snowmobile.
To others it's more like a cherry 1969 Chevelle SS 396.
This is why you get two different opinions on the matter.
To others it's more like a cherry 1969 Chevelle SS 396.
This is why you get two different opinions on the matter.
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I stopped at a friends house earlier today. As soon as I got off he jumped on. The fact he is sitting on my bike doesn't bother the least. But I don't like it if it's without asking first. But why fuss about it unless there is a serious chance something will get broke. Before I left he even took it for a ride up the road and back... gasp 
It's all good if I trust you 
It's all good if I trust you
Tourer
Joined: Mar 2009
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From: Pennsylvania
I always ask first...it's common courtesy which is very lacking in today's society but if a friend of mine got on my bike without asking, as long as he didn't dump it, seriously, what's the foul?
I'd find it rude but I sure as hell wouldn't sound like a pompous *** and confront them and chance A, looking like a pompous *** and B., losing a friend.
I'd find it rude but I sure as hell wouldn't sound like a pompous *** and confront them and chance A, looking like a pompous *** and B., losing a friend.