View Poll Results: What do you do for a Living
White collar
894
31.19%
Blue collar
569
19.85%
Trades
618
21.56%
Medical
141
4.92%
Legal
110
3.84%
Other
534
18.63%
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What do Baggers do for a living?
Road Master
Joined: Oct 2009
Posts: 892
Likes: 10
From: in the wind
WOW.......more white collar than tradesman, blue collar guys on a Harley web forum. I find that a sign of changing times. 30 yrs ago all those white collars where looking down at the Harley riders.... greasy, dirty biker trash ? Did the internet change all that ? I don't think so.
what happened ?
what happened ?
Last edited by onaride63; Mar 1, 2015 at 09:40 AM.
Road Captain
Joined: Sep 2014
Posts: 695
Likes: 13
From: New Braunfels, TX
Nah there's still less white collar. You gotta add up the trade and blue collar numbers.
While I may be white collar I definitely don't look down on any tradesman. I don't know why I would? Nor do any of my peers that I know of. I'm 33, maybe it's just a shift of later generations with more exposure to and acceptance of diversity.
While I may be white collar I definitely don't look down on any tradesman. I don't know why I would? Nor do any of my peers that I know of. I'm 33, maybe it's just a shift of later generations with more exposure to and acceptance of diversity.
Extreme HDF Member
Joined: Jun 2012
Posts: 12,765
Likes: 1,186
From: Miami, Fl
WOW.......more white collar than tradesman, blue collar guys on a Harley web forum. I find that a sign of changing times. 30 yrs ago all those white collars where looking down at the Harley riders.... greasy, dirty biker trash ? Did the internet change all that ? I don't think so.
what happened ?
what happened ?
I'm white collar and my father was a plumber so I would never look down on any tradesman.
Road Master
Joined: Oct 2009
Posts: 892
Likes: 10
From: in the wind
I was more leaning towards the demographics of the people who ride now vs 30 yrs ago.
I was using the poll numbers as reference understanding they are not scientific. I don't remember a lot of white collar type folks riding years back, not on Harleys anyway. I remember them being more into cars. Not that I knew a lot of white collars when I was 22.
Extreme HDF Member
Joined: Jun 2012
Posts: 12,765
Likes: 1,186
From: Miami, Fl
I was more leaning towards the demographics of the people who ride now vs 30 yrs ago.
I was using the poll numbers as reference understanding they are not scientific. I don't remember a lot of white collar type folks riding years back, not on Harleys anyway. I remember them being more into cars. Not that I knew a lot of white collars when I was 22.
I was using the poll numbers as reference understanding they are not scientific. I don't remember a lot of white collar type folks riding years back, not on Harleys anyway. I remember them being more into cars. Not that I knew a lot of white collars when I was 22.
I'm 38 and I can't imagine not riding.
How can anyone not love riding?
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