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Well, I sat there for a few minutes thinking I shoulda just rode off but as I sat there, he came out of the same store, jumped on his bike a few spaces down and rode off, without a helmet!
LOL! Now that's classic! Brings to mind Matthew 7:3:
Why do you look at the speck that is in your brother’s eye, but do not notice the log that is in your own eye?
No matter what you wear, your gonna rock someone's comfort zone.
when I ride with others I wear long sleeve, helmet, long pants and boots with gloves. When I am running errands and paying bills, its shorts, t shirt sneakers or sandals.
I'm the type of guy that has rode with his leathers in FL.
That was a few years back.
Come to think of it, blue jeans wont save me from anything if i go down.
I plan on riding for the first time ever today....with shorts on.
As far as that Hypocrite giving you grief....Unless he looked like your father, a F.O, would be in order.
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