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Why would any grown man care what another man is wearing or doing if it has zero impact on you? And even if someone wears it to "look cool," so what? I'd gather nearly every person with a job makes fashion choices of some sort each day, and bikers aren't any different. Heck, owning a Harley is probably the most overt fashion choice a man can make. Riding a motorcycle for a lot of people is a form of escapism from the drudgery of our normal days, so who cares if someone wants to bear a bandana, a batman suit, have a bear riding on his passenger seat, or whatever. If it makes someone comfortable, happy or feeling better about themselves, I'm all for it.
I wear a face guard (see profile pic) with a helmet with graphics (Native American skull). I couldn't give two ***** what people think of it. It works for me and my sensibilities.
Im kind of enjoying watching this spiral into a total sheetshow. Its amazing the effort some guys are putting into this thread just to tell me how much they dont care about my opinion. Thats cool. Its the internet.
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