Proper etiquette for treating non HD riders?
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RE: Proper etiquette for treating non HD riders?
Started on a Z50 mini trail when I was 6. Had many imports along the way to my 1st Harley, and now on my 2nd. I ride in a M/C that requires you own H-D. Guests can ride whatever they want, and many of my friends ride imports. If you ride safe, you can ride with me anytime. Just remember, "Act like an @$$hole, get treated like an @$$hole." Good job and nice bikes Crazycoop, and thanks for the memories!
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RE: Proper etiquette for treating non HD riders?
I was talking to a guy at work that rides a HD about another guy with a Honda that had parked next to me. He asked, "Did you kick it over?" Now why would I do that? I'm all for anyone riding 2 wheels. If everyone rode a bike we wouldn't have to worry about getting crushed by cars. Doesn't matter to me what anyone rides as long as they ride.
That trail bike is sweet! A budy of mine has a yellow one that he takes to the Blessing of the Bikes every spring. He wears a leather vest, no shirt, torn jeans, total outlaw look . . . on this little trail bike. He gets a lot of laughs and has a great time.
That trail bike is sweet! A budy of mine has a yellow one that he takes to the Blessing of the Bikes every spring. He wears a leather vest, no shirt, torn jeans, total outlaw look . . . on this little trail bike. He gets a lot of laughs and has a great time.
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RE: Proper etiquette for treating non HD riders?
Don't ever forget There are more Horses Azzes then there are Horses to put them on.Those kinds of people are everywhere,just feel sorry for them,I do.Most all REAL BIKERS stick together,no matter what they ride.
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RE: Proper etiquette for treating non HD riders?
First bike I ever owned was a Honda S90. Good friend had a Gold Trial 70. We rode each others bikes quite a bit. I ended up trying to use the Super 90 the same way he rode his Trail 70.
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RE: Proper edicate for treating non HD riders?
ORIGINAL: Crazycoop
Sorry for the spelling ....never was one of my better traits!
Is it an H model with the 4 speed and manual clutch or a 3 speed automatic. Also, FYI, you can get the original decals these days via the internet. I'm sure I have link somewhere if you don't know where to find it. I spent several years restoring those things, mainly when the kids were young and we did alot camping at the superbike races.
I never thought about him that way, but you could be right!
Ok, coming your way......
ORIGINAL: ApeKing
BTW just an FYI it is spelledetiquette. Hahaha oops guss now Im being a dick, sorry.
BTW just an FYI it is spelledetiquette. Hahaha oops guss now Im being a dick, sorry.
I think it was completely wrong to call him a dick. We all know he was a bitch..
Is it an H model with the 4 speed and manual clutch or a 3 speed automatic. Also, FYI, you can get the original decals these days via the internet. I'm sure I have link somewhere if you don't know where to find it. I spent several years restoring those things, mainly when the kids were young and we did alot camping at the superbike races.
I never thought about him that way, but you could be right!
Pics of the trail 70 would be nice also.
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RE: Proper edicate for treating non HD riders?
ORIGINAL: Crazycoop
Sorry for the spelling ....never was one of my better traits!
I never thought about him that way, but you could be right!
Ok, coming your way......
ORIGINAL: ApeKing
BTW just an FYI it is spelledetiquette. Hahaha oops guss now Im being a dick, sorry.
BTW just an FYI it is spelledetiquette. Hahaha oops guss now Im being a dick, sorry.
I think it was completely wrong to call him a dick. We all know he was a bitch..
Pics of the trail 70 would be nice also.
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RE: Proper etiquette for treating non HD riders?
Crazycoop..........That is one sweet bike. I love the color and you did a fantastic job of restoring it. Congrats. Hundreds of thousands men fought and died so we could the freedom to ride what we want. Never for get!
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RE: Proper etiquette for treating non HD riders?
Is it an H model with the 4 speed and manual clutch or a 3 speed automatic. Also, FYI, you can get the original decals these days via the internet. I'm sure I have link somewhere if you don't know where to find it. I spent several years restoring those things, mainly when the kids were young and we did alot camping at the superbike races.
I'm really diggin' that black engine. Was that like that or did you modify the engine paint.
Crazycoop..........That is one sweet bike. I love the color and you did a fantastic job of restoring it. Congrats. Hundreds of thousands men fought and died so we could the freedom to ride what we want. Never for get!
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RE: Proper edicate for treating non HD riders?
ORIGINAL: HogBoy
The proper etiquette is treat others like you want to be treated. And if someone else is a dick, I don't stoop to their level. I just ignore their ***.
The proper etiquette is treat others like you want to be treated. And if someone else is a dick, I don't stoop to their level. I just ignore their ***.
Damn straight, the golden rule is really pretty simple.