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Hey all, anyone slightly modifying sporty's? I noticed a new trend of bikers running around town. They seem to be half skate boarder and half biker. Most of them are sleeved up at an early age, and are growing huge greasy beards.
I have seen evidence of the same thing -- and some women are getting into it as well. I think it looks like a lot of fun in some respects, but for the life of me I can't understand why someone would want to forego all the reliability of a modern motorcycle. I don't particularly like the thought of wrenching on a bike in the hot sun in a 7-11 parking lot.
I like the bike. Look-wise, how is it that you guys say... Oh! "To each their own"
I help and try to get along with all mates on two wheels, heck! I've gotten into scooter conversation with pizza delivery guys (crazy suicidal ****'s) whom ride 125 Honda Cargo's at 70MPH in our heavy traffic pooring rain
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