HOG rules question
#24
Its all about riding for me, if you find a good group of people that share their passion for motorcycles as the way you do
And their club fits your lifestyle then thats what its all about.
And their club fits your lifestyle then thats what its all about.
#25
I agree but the limited exposure I have had to a few different groups has been the same. One older dorky looking and acting guy trying to be trail boss with a crap load of patches on the vest, just doesn't do it for me.
#26
Bah, my HOG group is a great bunch; fun, charitable and responsible. We ride quite a bit and our HOG rides are always bi-directional (means both ways or there and back for those of you snickering).
As far as alcohol goes, nobody says anything about folks having a beer or two with their lunch or dinner. I haven't seen anyone drink more than that on a "club ride", but I strongly suspect some guidance would be delivered. I like my beer as much as anyone, but I don't condone getting half in the bag and jumpin' on the bike either.
If you're one of those that regularly do that sort of thing, then by all means avoid HOG chapters. They're not for you. You clearly have no regard for yourself or for those you ride with, and we certainly don't need you in HOG.
As far as alcohol goes, nobody says anything about folks having a beer or two with their lunch or dinner. I haven't seen anyone drink more than that on a "club ride", but I strongly suspect some guidance would be delivered. I like my beer as much as anyone, but I don't condone getting half in the bag and jumpin' on the bike either.
If you're one of those that regularly do that sort of thing, then by all means avoid HOG chapters. They're not for you. You clearly have no regard for yourself or for those you ride with, and we certainly don't need you in HOG.
#27
News bulletin!!
I'm startin my own group, that is of course if you can keep up! Im gonna wear a patch on my make believe vest that resembles the Hells Angels patch, and put Outlaws as my top rocker, and put "up yours" as my bottom rocker!
Just kidding! Seriously!
Just kidding! Seriously!
#28
HOG Chapters are what YOU make of them. There are different types of chapters out there so that anyone can find a group that they feel they fit in with.
We have one in this area, that does nothing bu day trips. Destination only type. Another does alot of weekenders, riding all day Friday, Saturday, and returning on Sunday, Yes, many have a no drinking policy, and most understand that its for EVERYONES Safety. I surely am not a tee-totaller, but I damned sure don't want anyone riding next to me after drinking. My personal safety is far too important to put up with that crap.
Once at a destination, or at the end of the "Planned" day on a longer trip, drinking is allowed, as we aren't getting back on the bikes as a group, and what you al does, is no ones concern but your own.
National HOG insures all chapter activities, with a few exceptions. One of those is drinking, If an accident happens, and it is rulled that drinking by a chapter member was a cause of it, then HOG insurance won't pay, and the volunteers that are chapter officers, can be held liable.
As one of those volunteers, I damn sure am not losing my house because someone can't do without a drink during the riding day. If you can't wait till the end of the day, or destination (whichever the case may be) then you definatly do not belong on a Chapter ride.
Riding should be fun, and as safe as we can possibly make it, for EVERYONE!
We have one in this area, that does nothing bu day trips. Destination only type. Another does alot of weekenders, riding all day Friday, Saturday, and returning on Sunday, Yes, many have a no drinking policy, and most understand that its for EVERYONES Safety. I surely am not a tee-totaller, but I damned sure don't want anyone riding next to me after drinking. My personal safety is far too important to put up with that crap.
Once at a destination, or at the end of the "Planned" day on a longer trip, drinking is allowed, as we aren't getting back on the bikes as a group, and what you al does, is no ones concern but your own.
National HOG insures all chapter activities, with a few exceptions. One of those is drinking, If an accident happens, and it is rulled that drinking by a chapter member was a cause of it, then HOG insurance won't pay, and the volunteers that are chapter officers, can be held liable.
As one of those volunteers, I damn sure am not losing my house because someone can't do without a drink during the riding day. If you can't wait till the end of the day, or destination (whichever the case may be) then you definatly do not belong on a Chapter ride.
Riding should be fun, and as safe as we can possibly make it, for EVERYONE!
#29
That was enough for me...The one captain was badgering me about joining the "MC" as he put it-and he was the guy with the large HOG patch on his vest. He asked me as he killed a kitten with his bare hands...I suggested to her that she does not go on anymore rides with these people.