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I can understand the "LIVE TO RIDE, RIDE TO LIVE", the Service badges (Army, AF, N, Marines). What i don't get is the skull!
What is it you guys think is good or cool about a skull?
HEY!! DON"T KNOCK THE SKULLS I got skull tats, skull stuff on my bike.......
There is another thread in here someplace about it..I cannot not really explain why I like it but, I have always been into horror movies....skulls...stuff like that anyway.
I heard an old Vietnam vet talking about the skulls they had on patches, tattoos, etc. The thought behind it was that if death is with you (thus the skulls), then death will avoid you....like a guardian while riding. Thats how I like to think of mine...plus they look cool and it it's like stickin it to the man!!
I do love skulls. Probably because they scare people. Does anyone else think the skulls on a bike/whatever may keep people from messing with it? I mean, "if that guy has all those skulls on his bike, he must be crazy, I shouldn't mess with it".
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