... you think $20,000 and 2,000 miles makes you some kind of biker.
how about, you shouldn't ride a motorcycle if you think $5,000, a bunch of plastic, and a neon green leather suit makes you a biker.
that's not a flame at all sportbike riders, just dumbshit 18-22 year olds who think blowing their graduation money on leathers and a kawasaki makes them a biker.
... you think $20,000 and 2,000 miles makes you some kind of biker.
How about $6k for the bike, another 6K in parts (and some labor For what I didn't have the tools or know how to do), and 15K miles? (this time around)
I think although "cute" that saying is misleading. I think being a biker is measured by your state of mind, and how you conduct yourself.
I also think that the folks that try and judge who is and isn't a biker are insecure about whether or not they are.
+1 Couldn't agree more, I would also add, If you have a dealership change your oil for you, you shouldn't ride a motorcycle.
I guess I will never be a biker then.. I will be the first to admit that I will be unlikely to change the oil on the bike. I do however ride the damn thing which is why I got it.. That said I have a very think skin and judge my own skills and abilities rather than worry about what anyone else thinks about me.