Originally Posted by Tony P

Why can't we motorcyclist enthusiast all get along?

Originally Posted by Calif Fat Bob

I've been married to the same women for 35yrs.

Originally Posted by Dynamick

You Mormons have all the fun!

Originally Posted by Calif Fat Bob

Dang @Redlegvzv You win today's prize for 8yr old thread bump from 2015! Lol

FINALLY I learn what I am. "I am a Wallet Biker". Hell yes and I'm toing to get a patch that says just that!
6 bikes and paid cash for all of them.
I've had over 35 bikes in my life and buy, bling, then sell as I get bored with them.
I've put 1,000 miles on my 2020 Fat Bob in the 2 yrs I've owned her.
My 2022 Low Rider ST only has 267 miles on it.
I have the dealer do all maintenance because my free time is limited.
Both have lots of bolt on parts and are sparkling clean sitting in my garage.
I have a HUGE rollway with every socket in both SAE and Metric that Craftsman makes. All perfectly clean and organized.
I have lots of Harley shirts, hats, and memorabilia.
I stop by the Harley dealer nearly every Saturday to get inspiration on new bolt on bling and toss a leg over the new models.
I don't ride there on my bikes, I drive as it's like 25 miles away and I have to take the freeway.
I have a different Helmet for each bike.
I have both Summer and Winter riding gear that looks brand new.
I live in California and only ride from March to November before it gets cold or rains.
I have a White collar job that pays me too much for what I do.
I have ZERO tattoos nor will I ever get one.
I have no facial hair.
I rarely drink and don't smoke.
I've been married to the same women for 35yrs.

Everything above is true and describes me well. I am a Wallet Biker and loving it.

Originally Posted by Stiggy

"I have a HUGE rollway with every socket in both SAE and Metric that Craftsman makes. All perfectly clean and organized."

Let us know when you decide to downsize and want to sell those tools. (They're apparently virtually new (and unused!))

Originally Posted by Evo-Wes

The term "wallet biker" most probably refers to a person who has a job, house, nuclear family, varied interests, and a life.

As opposed to a "real biker".

Originally Posted by Rounders

You enjoy every weekend driving your auto to the Harley dealer??? This one I don't get. I get some people have lots of money, and some not mechanically inclined. But spending my Saturday driving to the dealer on an auto,is an odd one to me .

Originally Posted by Calif Fat Bob

Haha . . . well there is a story with that.