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My wife rides a ultra and so do I, so I am a proud owner of a chick bike. heck bikes are nothing try driving a mini van everyone will call you a soccer mom, lol
Hmmm, chick bike huh..... Well I have a 06 street glide (Black) didn't realize it was a chick bike. Thank goodness someone has now informed me LOL.... Ride what you want and the hell with everyone else.
i prefer to see chicks on the back of a bike, but if they wanna ride they can ride whichever bike they want. i've seen chicks ridding 2 up on fully loaded ultra classics at some spots out here.
IMO some colors can be more femenine than others, but it all depends on the rider.
I love Turquoise. I say "love" at the risk of sounding "gay."
I like pink. I dress professionally to work most days (suit and tie) and I have a pink dress shirt. I wear it every once in a while. I gotta tie with pink in it (and navy blue...it's a cool tie.) Supposedly, a guy who wears pink isn't worried about his masculinity. I'll buy that, especially if he's hetero and not gay to begin with. Then again, it's not the '80s anymore, so you don't see guys wearing pink polos now.
I said I love turquoise because I love Southwestern colors. In fact, there's an event a a local Harley dealer in Vacaville, CA (Iron Steed) tomorrow and there'll be people painting pin stripes and such. I'll see if they can make the southwestern thing happen with my stock color scheme, you know, turquoise/sandstone/adobe...gettin' closer to pink, oh, no!
I like pink, but I wouldn't buy a pink car and I definitely wouldn't buy a pink bike. The minute somebody said I have a gay bike I'd wanna kick his ***. Now, if he called it a homo bike...where's my .45?
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