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why is there always one guy who has to say he doesnt like something about a post? Does it make him feel better somehow? Every day I see things here that I wouldnt do to my bike, and Im sure that there arent many here that would do to their bikes what ive done to mine, but I dont feel that there is a need to tell someone that I dont like their bike, or what they did looks stupid, or is not my cup of tea. If its not your cup of tea, how about clicking to another thread? Nobody cares if its not your cup of tea. We all here drink our tea with varying amounts of sugar. I bet some of them guys across the pond even put milk in their tea, which I dont get, but hey at least its not my cup of tea. Guess my work is done here.
Milk in first! Oh & must be out of china cup & saucer! LOL!
Ride looks the Dogs tq! Good parking, keep those babies backed in!
So i guess you want to only hear nice things? You post threads like this to share and get opinions. If someone doesnt like it are they required to be quiet? Sounds too politically correct to me.
Toughen up!
Amen,brother!
That's what a forum is all about. I am a member of some other non-bike forums, and everyone is so polite & PC it's sickening (except of course yours truly!) Do You guys post **** for nothing but approval, or do you want honest opinions? I prefer honesty. And my honest opinion is--I don't see the reason behind cholos except pure shock value, like 6 ft tall sissybars in the 60s, or 48" over girders in the 70s. Never liked THOSE, either! And when you do something for pure shock value, IMHO it compromises the aesthetics. If you like 'em--more power to ya. Lotta people out there don't like a 70s teenage hairstyle on a 58 year old man. Who cares?
Shock Value!
Yeah right, like I'm gonna drop 2k on an exhaust system and an air ride just to shock people, I dont think so!
I put my Cholo's and all the other gear on my ride cos I like the look, there are always going to be people who dont like it, so what, its my bike, my money. I couldnt care less what other people think.
That paint turned out really good, I wasnt sure if I liked black where a light color usualy goes but the more I see this bike the more I like it...great job. As for the cholos you are going to wish you waited when the 46'ers come out! Lol jk
Pour me a glass of tea cuz I want it! That is a sick bike man! If I could buy a new bike and mod it up, it would be the socal look! i love that look! Plus I like that blue paint you did! Congrats on the badass bike!
Q: Do you ever worry about people walking around your bike and tripping over the pipe and f'in them up?
Last edited by Green Hornet; Apr 20, 2012 at 06:01 PM.
just thought i'd share how far the bike sticks out with cholos on. btw mines is the 42" although the 39"s isn't that far behind. these bad boys are so long i need a warning sound when i'm backing up. lol.
Shock Value!
Yeah right, like I'm gonna drop 2k on an exhaust system and an air ride just to shock people, I dont think so!
I put my Cholo's and all the other gear on my ride cos I like the look, there are always going to be people who dont like it, so what, its my bike, my money. I couldnt care less what other people think.
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