Myrtle Beach Riders, not real smart!
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05-29-2012 | 04:44 PM
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I guess I have never been in an area where there are so many crotch rockets as the dominant bike but on top of that so many that just have no business on a one. I bet I saw more than 50 riding with their feet dang near dragging the ground while riding and making turns, in shorts and a bunch of dumb women riding on the back in bikinis riding down the highway. I can't say I have ever shook my head so many times in one day, lol!
What was just as funny was how many seem to trailer the crotch rockets to the beach just to ride up and down the frontage road in all the traffic.
What was just as funny was how many seem to trailer the crotch rockets to the beach just to ride up and down the frontage road in all the traffic.
I didn't want pics of anything I saw on the back of the bikes, lol! As for fashion police I could give a rats @ss what people choose to wear while riding. I usually wear jeans & t-shirt in the summer. Just can't believe how stupid some people are in what they choose to wear while riding or on the back. I just don't want to hear them whine about their missing skin when they take a spill. What was even funnier was the high heels, lol! BTW my wife is much hotter and obviously smarter than anything I saw there on the back of the bikes.
You sir have reached your contradiction limit for the month!
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05-29-2012 | 05:23 PM
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And my point was the people wearing shorts & bikinis on a bike. 95% or more on here wear jeans and a t-shirt. If you have to wear all the leather & ballistic cordura you probably shouldn't be riding and don't keep a close enough eye on your surroundings to be able to avoid them. Or you think it makes you look tough would be my guess.
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05-29-2012 | 05:43 PM
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It was you who posted up to bitch about something in your own one-sided ignorant opinion to begin with. The whole "HD riders are better" BS gets a little old after a while. I have a Harley, does it put me in a certain class above anyone else, nope.
You must have been one of the random "My Harley is better than yours" douchebags I've run into since I've owned my Harley. I guess just owning a bike will never be good enough. It always starts with the "You don't own a Harley so I'm better", then it moves to "My Harley is better than yours". Grow up, shut up and ride.
You must have been one of the random "My Harley is better than yours" douchebags I've run into since I've owned my Harley. I guess just owning a bike will never be good enough. It always starts with the "You don't own a Harley so I'm better", then it moves to "My Harley is better than yours". Grow up, shut up and ride.
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05-29-2012 | 05:45 PM
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And my point was the people wearing shorts & bikinis on a bike. 95% or more on here wear jeans and a t-shirt. If you have to wear all the leather & ballistic cordura you probably shouldn't be riding and don't keep a close enough eye on your surroundings to be able to avoid them. Or you think it makes you look tough would be my guess.
So now if you wear leather or other protective gear you don't know how to ride and are probably going to crash?? lol But if you are confident enough to wear jeans and a T then you are skilled enough to not worry about it? This is getting better by the minute.
You sir have now dug yourself in even deeper
ps; for the record I wear jeans and a T 3/4's of the time I am riding. BUT.... I am not out here running my mouth about what is safe and what is not etc..
Your "if you wear leather - you probably shouldn't be riding" comment should make you some friends lol
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05-29-2012 | 05:53 PM
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So now if you wear leather or other protective gear you don't know how to ride and are probably going to crash?? lol But if you are confident enough to wear jeans and a T then you are skilled enough to not worry about it? This is getting better by the minute.
You sir have now dug yourself in even deeper
ps; for the record I wear jeans and a T 3/4's of the time I am riding. BUT.... I am not out here running my mouth about what is safe and what is not etc..
Your "if you wear leather - you probably shouldn't be riding" comment should make you some friends lol
You sir have now dug yourself in even deeper
ps; for the record I wear jeans and a T 3/4's of the time I am riding. BUT.... I am not out here running my mouth about what is safe and what is not etc..
Your "if you wear leather - you probably shouldn't be riding" comment should make you some friends lol
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05-29-2012 | 06:03 PM
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That comment was directed at you to clear that up. And my original point when I started this was about wearing shorts & bikinis. But obviously many have a tough time paying attention to what I said. It wasn't about how much protective gear you should or shouldn't wear. It was about shorts & bikinis.
............ the contradiction continues & the hole gets deeper~
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05-29-2012 | 06:39 PM
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Obviously it is you that is the DOUCHEBAG! I never made any comment about HD riders being better than a Honda, Suzuki or whatever rider, idiot! I have riden for over 30 years and never said a bad word about the crotch rockets, only that was what I mostly saw. I have owned many other & not just HD. The only thing I see out of your post was that you read what you wanted to. You probably drag your feet on the ground like the rest.
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05-29-2012 | 07:26 PM
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All of which I am sure you wear everyday
And my point was the people wearing shorts & bikinis on a bike. 95% or more on here wear jeans and a t-shirt. If you have to wear all the leather & ballistic cordura you probably shouldn't be riding and don't keep a close enough eye on your surroundings to be able to avoid them. Or you think it makes you look tough would be my guess.
And my point was the people wearing shorts & bikinis on a bike. 95% or more on here wear jeans and a t-shirt. If you have to wear all the leather & ballistic cordura you probably shouldn't be riding and don't keep a close enough eye on your surroundings to be able to avoid them. Or you think it makes you look tough would be my guess.
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05-29-2012 | 07:32 PM
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That sure took you long enough. I'll give you another day or so to come up with something better.