OCC & PJD are not real bikers!
#201
11-07-2011, 05:30 AM
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Ohh, sneaky you are sir. I have since switched from the high dollar cigs to pall malls to give that really down and dirty look.
#202
11-07-2011, 09:29 AM
hmmmm....
Time is the thief of life and I'll be 64 in January if i make it, so health issues have deprived me of doing a lot of riding for the time being. Am I less of a "biker" because of this? I don't really give a damn to tell ya the truth. I rode a 305 Honda Scrambler all over Okinawa in 1968 and had squadron friends riding anything they could come up with. Were we bikers at that time? I suppose we were in the sense that a bike was all we had and we rode em all over everywhere. One time I chained it to a pole in the parking lot because of an impending typhoon.
Most of the folks I have known that thought of themselves as "bikers" didn't waste any time trying to classify their friends. Do what ya do as well as ya can do it and let that be your legacy.
Baggs
Most of the folks I have known that thought of themselves as "bikers" didn't waste any time trying to classify their friends. Do what ya do as well as ya can do it and let that be your legacy.
Baggs
#203
11-07-2011, 10:04 AM
I'm not one to judge who is or isn't a biker, but I would say that being a biker transcends "hobby" to the point where biking becomes lifestyle rather than hobby, job, miles ridden, or what you're wearing.
#204
11-07-2011, 05:49 PM
BINGO!!!!
Cant stand them, I know two dudes in torronto that are master buliders and..... well I could on and on. OCC are far from true masters. I have never even seen them build an engine or come close to buliding one. CRAP! total CRAP. TV bullshizzle
#206
11-16-2011, 03:36 AM
Entertainers making money advertising commodities, companies and bad manners,
It all went to pot for me when the highlights became clay pot turning, removing viny’s back hair and senior pretending he could weld
But you were good fun boys
It all went to pot for me when the highlights became clay pot turning, removing viny’s back hair and senior pretending he could weld
But you were good fun boys
#207
11-16-2011, 04:42 AM
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And we have a winner!!! Screw the labels. I had a lady the other day give me crap cause I was wearing a Harley t-shirt while riding one of the vintage Hondas I've restored. Called me a wanna-be. Guess she didn't know about the couple Harleys I had at home. Doesn't matter what you ride. A biker is someone who gets a big smile every time you get your knees in the breeze. I ride unless it is pouring rain. I still can remember where I've been so I don't need 200 pins on my cut to tell me where I've been.
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