Custom chopper snobs
Extreme HDF Member
Joined: Jun 2006
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From: Dallas, TX
RE: Custom chopper snobs
ORIGINAL: wingt50dw
I hope none of you Custom guys on the forum take any offense to my earlier post. I am just speaking about the Custom riders I regularly come in contact with in my area. Just a demographic thing.
I hope none of you Custom guys on the forum take any offense to my earlier post. I am just speaking about the Custom riders I regularly come in contact with in my area. Just a demographic thing.
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Joined: Feb 2006
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From: South Florida
RE: Custom chopper snobs
They have watched too many biker build offs and think when they are on their overpriced scoots,they are bad to the bone.I know a lot of these types and their demeanor quickly changes as soon as they get on their custom ride.
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Road Master
Joined: Sep 2005
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From: Clemmons, NC
RE: Custom chopper snobs
ORIGINAL: wingt50dw
I hope none of you Custom guys on the forum take any offense to my earlier post. I am just speaking about the Custom riders I regularly come in contact with in my area. Just a demographic thing.
I hope none of you Custom guys on the forum take any offense to my earlier post. I am just speaking about the Custom riders I regularly come in contact with in my area. Just a demographic thing.
Road Master
Joined: Dec 2005
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From: Tuscaloosa, AL
RE: Custom chopper snobs
ORIGINAL: Gerard
I didn't mean to offend anyone here either. When I lived in Illinois the chopper riders were very friendly. Just don't understand why they think they are chit-on a-stick here.
ORIGINAL: wingt50dw
I hope none of you Custom guys on the forum take any offense to my earlier post. I am just speaking about the Custom riders I regularly come in contact with in my area. Just a demographic thing.
I hope none of you Custom guys on the forum take any offense to my earlier post. I am just speaking about the Custom riders I regularly come in contact with in my area. Just a demographic thing.
Road Master
Joined: Mar 2007
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RE: Custom chopper snobs
Choppers were cool once, some still might be, but frankly now that every baby boomer has one parked in their garage next tothe 21 foot Sea Ray and personal Golf cart, they sort have lost their appeal to me.
Road Master
Joined: Mar 2007
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RE: Custom chopper snobs
Dude, wasnt knocking the non waiver - i mean, if Ioffended any one armed bikers out there, im sorry, it wasn't my intent.
What I wanted to do isknock the guy who has the bike i want but cant afford, simply because he can have it and i cant....which sucks, so i convince my self that they are butt pirates just because it makes me cope and feel better.
I hope that clears things up....thank you....for caring.
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