Friends that Sit on ur bike w.o asking!!!
#31
05-19-2009, 09:14 PM
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I've had one friend, who isn't so much a friend as a co-worker sit on my bike while I was inside. Of course, he set off the alarm, and I came running out because my pager was going off. I don't think he'll do it again. It kind of bugged me, but it isn't a big enough deal to lose a friend over.
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05-19-2009, 09:17 PM
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The few that I have always ask... they don't like it much when I wd-40 their tailpipe.... smokin!!!!!!
#33
05-19-2009, 09:22 PM
I know it's just a bike and that insurance will take care of everything.
But still. It's mine. I have no problem if I'm asked. But don't just assume that because you know me you can sit on my bike, use my lawnmower, borrow tools, come into my house, or otherwise touch anything of mine without asking or being asked to do so. It's called respect. I don't do those things to others, and I expect the same courtesy.
But still. It's mine. I have no problem if I'm asked. But don't just assume that because you know me you can sit on my bike, use my lawnmower, borrow tools, come into my house, or otherwise touch anything of mine without asking or being asked to do so. It's called respect. I don't do those things to others, and I expect the same courtesy.
#35
05-19-2009, 09:27 PM
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Friends? Never had a friend sit on my bike without asking. Never had a stranger sit on my bike without asking. Can't relate to the original post.
#36
05-19-2009, 09:28 PM
No one that I know has EVER sat on my bike without asking my permission. Someone I didn't know did once many years ago. I doubt he ever sat on any one else's after that without asking.
#37
05-19-2009, 09:30 PM
I've had one friend, who isn't so much a friend as a co-worker sit on my bike while I was inside. Of course, he set off the alarm, and I came running out because my pager was going off. I don't think he'll do it again. It kind of bugged me, but it isn't a big enough deal to lose a friend over.
#38
05-19-2009, 09:31 PM
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A true friend would already know how I felt about it... and wouldn't disrespect me by flopping his a** on my ride...
#39
05-19-2009, 09:33 PM
Jeeezus kristt friend or no friend - don't sit on my bike period..
You ask I say NO, it's that simple.
What a bunch of Wussies "Yeah that's my bike your sitting on no problem,
ya need the keys how about gas money Oh that 5 Inch Scratch you just put in the Tank -
don't worry, I've got insurance, you want to do another? Go ahead".
A Bunch of Wussies
Just venting
You ask I say NO, it's that simple.
What a bunch of Wussies "Yeah that's my bike your sitting on no problem,
ya need the keys how about gas money Oh that 5 Inch Scratch you just put in the Tank -
don't worry, I've got insurance, you want to do another? Go ahead".
A Bunch of Wussies
Just venting
#40
05-19-2009, 09:34 PM
I've had to excuse a friend or two who just don't get it. Same guys who think a fart is funny in a cage.