Free man-purse with $175 purchase from HD.com
#41
08-12-2024, 01:23 PM
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Notgrownup (08-12-2024)
#42
08-12-2024, 01:55 PM
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I was at a chopper show last month. Very cool show but as you’d expect, full of hipster with rolled up £500 jeans and Vans shoes etc
No problems there really
Anyhoo. Outside a full dresser rolled up with a feking giant riding it , guy gets of and he’s massive
huge beard , long hair , guy looks like a full blown Viking warrior. His missus was 6 ft tall, blonde , beautiful but looked like she could snap you in half.
Cool guy I thought. Had a chat and heading inside
10 minutes later he’s walking round with a man purse slung over his front
Gayest **** I seen all day.
Image shattered hahaha
No problems there really
Anyhoo. Outside a full dresser rolled up with a feking giant riding it , guy gets of and he’s massive
huge beard , long hair , guy looks like a full blown Viking warrior. His missus was 6 ft tall, blonde , beautiful but looked like she could snap you in half.
Cool guy I thought. Had a chat and heading inside
10 minutes later he’s walking round with a man purse slung over his front
Gayest **** I seen all day.
Image shattered hahaha
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brakeless (08-12-2024)
#43
08-12-2024, 01:57 PM
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if i'd have seen him here in the US I may have considered the possibility that he was carrying a concealed handgun....i'm pretty sure that is a thing here, bags like that for concealed carry....some are made specifically for the purpose with internal holsters, places for extra clips, etc
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CaffeineBuzz (08-13-2024)
#44
08-12-2024, 02:08 PM
I just do not get it. In 1979 I had a couple friend who wanted to just take off after graduation. The were broke like most high school grads, and rode a motorcycle from Wisconsin to Florida. Two guys, one motorcycle. Once in Florida, they got jobs and then one of them bought a car. Then they shared the car and the motorcycle.
In 1979 I get stationed in London. Vehicles were expensive to buy and maintain, especially when compared to the USA. The "passenger" seat was referred to as a"buddy" seat there.
Had a couple English dude ride to an event in Northern France. On bike broke down. Parts were not immediately available. They both had to return to work in England, and so they rode the bike back to London. Cheaper and faster than train, bus, ferry, bus and train.
We did rib him that at least his rat bike looked better with the ugly passenger!
And my last "waist pouch" carried my pipe or cigar stuff for the day away from the bike or vehicle, and a 357 revolver with two speed loaders.
In 1979 I get stationed in London. Vehicles were expensive to buy and maintain, especially when compared to the USA. The "passenger" seat was referred to as a"buddy" seat there.
Had a couple English dude ride to an event in Northern France. On bike broke down. Parts were not immediately available. They both had to return to work in England, and so they rode the bike back to London. Cheaper and faster than train, bus, ferry, bus and train.
We did rib him that at least his rat bike looked better with the ugly passenger!
And my last "waist pouch" carried my pipe or cigar stuff for the day away from the bike or vehicle, and a 357 revolver with two speed loaders.
Last edited by Goose_NC; 08-12-2024 at 02:11 PM.
#45
08-13-2024, 11:13 AM
Road Warrior
Yeah like shotgun shells and 7.62 rounds haha.
I thought those crossbody fanny packs were invented for men specifically since not every dude want to shove his pockets full of stuff everytime, or clip a bunch of **** to their belt.
Dudes are too touchy about side satachels and stuff, and these crossbody bags are legitimately unwearable if you have *****. They are super annoying.
That and belt fanny packs went out of style in like the 90s and they are targets for geeky ridicule.
When it comes to **** I have to carry on my bike, I always need my insurance card and reg, along with my wallet, knife, and pepperspray. I also try to keep on me the tire puncture kit(rope plugs, and mini compressor). All of that can fit in a small backpack so that's what I use. I use a hardshell motorcycle backpack if my tailbag isn't on the bike.
I thought those crossbody fanny packs were invented for men specifically since not every dude want to shove his pockets full of stuff everytime, or clip a bunch of **** to their belt.
Dudes are too touchy about side satachels and stuff, and these crossbody bags are legitimately unwearable if you have *****. They are super annoying.
That and belt fanny packs went out of style in like the 90s and they are targets for geeky ridicule.
When it comes to **** I have to carry on my bike, I always need my insurance card and reg, along with my wallet, knife, and pepperspray. I also try to keep on me the tire puncture kit(rope plugs, and mini compressor). All of that can fit in a small backpack so that's what I use. I use a hardshell motorcycle backpack if my tailbag isn't on the bike.
Sling bags
Sling bag worn over your shoulder - Not Gay. Man card intact kept in sling bag!
Fanny bag around you waist - Sorta Gay. Man car on probation.
Purse or anything on one shoulder or multi-colored- Feminine/Gay. Man card must be turned in
Last edited by Calif Fat Bob; 08-13-2024 at 11:14 AM.
#46
08-13-2024, 11:22 AM
Road Master
No wonder skulls and black colors are so popular LOL
#47
08-14-2024, 05:43 AM
Stage III
I just do not get it. In 1979 I had a couple friend who wanted to just take off after graduation. The were broke like most high school grads, and rode a motorcycle from Wisconsin to Florida. Two guys, one motorcycle. Once in Florida, they got jobs and then one of them bought a car. Then they shared the car and the motorcycle.
In 1979 I get stationed in London. Vehicles were expensive to buy and maintain, especially when compared to the USA. The "passenger" seat was referred to as a"buddy" seat there.
Had a couple English dude ride to an event in Northern France. On bike broke down. Parts were not immediately available. They both had to return to work in England, and so they rode the bike back to London. Cheaper and faster than train, bus, ferry, bus and train.
We did rib him that at least his rat bike looked better with the ugly passenger!
And my last "waist pouch" carried my pipe or cigar stuff for the day away from the bike or vehicle, and a 357 revolver with two speed loaders.
In 1979 I get stationed in London. Vehicles were expensive to buy and maintain, especially when compared to the USA. The "passenger" seat was referred to as a"buddy" seat there.
Had a couple English dude ride to an event in Northern France. On bike broke down. Parts were not immediately available. They both had to return to work in England, and so they rode the bike back to London. Cheaper and faster than train, bus, ferry, bus and train.
We did rib him that at least his rat bike looked better with the ugly passenger!
And my last "waist pouch" carried my pipe or cigar stuff for the day away from the bike or vehicle, and a 357 revolver with two speed loaders.
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Calif Fat Bob (08-14-2024)
#48
08-14-2024, 06:39 AM
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08-14-2024, 07:14 AM
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08-14-2024, 08:37 AM
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