RE: who was inspired to ride harleys from outlaw bikers?
 

I didn't vote either as no choice was correct. The first choice should have been just "Not at all" without the additional "I hate Outlaw Bikers" added on. Anyway, who cares really, I just like motorcycles and always have. JMPO :D

RE: who was inspired to ride harleys from outlaw bikers?
 

That sets my mind at ease. Thanks, Rick.

RE: who was inspired to ride harleys from outlaw bikers?
 

I like motorcycles......it CERTAINLY had nothing to do with wanting to emulate criminal behavior.

RE: who was inspired to ride harleys from outlaw bikers?
 

" That sets my mind at ease. Thanks, Rick."



yea,, I feel better to!

RE: who was inspired to ride harleys from outlaw bikers?
 

Does Bronson qualify as an "outlaw biker?"

:D

RE: who was inspired to ride harleys from outlaw bikers?
 

Yeah, same here. I don't hate them, hell, I don't even know them- everything I know about them comes from Hollywood, Under and Alone, and this forum. Not good sources of firsthand knowledge. I've never really had any sort of contact with 1%r's, good, bad, or otherwise.

I've always been fascinated by motorcycles, parents weren't letting me have one, so once I graduated from college I went out and bought the Deuce. This August will be our 6th year anniversary together. Fun times.

RE: who was inspired to ride harleys from outlaw bikers?
 

That was a great biker movie [sm=biker.gif]

RE: who was inspired to ride harleys from outlaw bikers?
 

Believe it or not, my inspiration comes from my sister and her husband. They have owned Harley's since I can remember. Always thought one day I'd own one, and the day is now. :D

RE: who was inspired to ride harleys from outlaw bikers?
 

Easyriders.......the movie not the rag

RE: who was inspired to ride harleys from outlaw bikers?
 

My inspiration was my dad. He rodeHarleysin the 1940s and 50s. Then in 1969 brought home a Honda 50 for me and a Honda 350 for himself. We rode together until his health failed in his mid 70s. Oh, by the way, he was a charter member of the Bandidos but not an outlaw biker. Back then it was just a bunch of WWII vets that loved to ride.