What is the term 'wallet biker'?
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I don't do any of the maintenance for my bike. I put gas in it and occasionally put some air in the tires. A friend of mine does all the maintenance at a reasonable price and I just go out and buy the supplies. No shame here, I know my strengths and weaknesses and the mechanical gene passed me over. My odometer reading and riding ability help me feel secure about it. People are welcome to use whatever corny terminology they want to describe me if it makes them feel validated in some way. I'll keep on having fun and seeing the country regardless.
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I thought the term was "RUB" . Anyway, I always paid cash for all my bikes, used to do all my mechanical work, but now I take it to the dealership for other than oil changes which I still do. Mainly because I'm 72 years old and getting down on the floor in the garage with bad arthritis is no fun any longer. Not sure what label fits me. I've been on two wheels for almost 60 years, so you can make up a name for me, I won't care, because I'll be out riding.
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