Why Do You Ride ?
#93
First, I ride because of the flat out thrill of it. Driving a sports car is fun and maybe thrilling, but not as thrilling as a motorcycle. Riding the Dragon or Pikes Peak in a car - why bother? The feel of being on 2 wheels - it's like..........I can't describe it. Throwing a leg over all that power, the speed, the wind, the sound of a Harley with loud, but good sounding pipes - I love it. Road trips - man that is freedom, being gone for a week or two (or more if you're lucky). Riding with buddies, or even alone on a road trip just sets you free. Also, I think there is something about having control of a powerful machine. Kinda like a cowboy and his horse back in the old west. Okay, I'm startin' to slobber.
Wow. That says it all.
#95
Although you have summed things up quite nicely I ride because somewhere along the way somebody tried to tell me it was dangerous and that adrenaline cannot be found any place else. I ride because I'm forced to go to work every day and do a Job I don't really want to do when I could be out riding all day every day and not think twice about it. I ride because no matter how much I'd rather be ****ing some nice tight ***** but you can't **** all the time and because you can't **** all the time , the only other thing to do is ride. One way or the other it's still riding something and you know what is that all that really matters right ?? I ride because I'm a man and men love sex and men like to do manly things, and getting on a Harley Davidson motorcycle is the second most manly thing you can do except for........ well we already covered that! So I guess that's why I ride.
#97
After spending 8-10 hours behind dual computer screens I need something to pull me back into reality and let me know I'm still alive. Nothing restores me back to being and feeling like a human as riding my Harley.
#100
I ride because I enjoy it. When I get on the road, it feels like any problems I have are left behind, my knees are in the breeze and life is good. Also, from the social aspect, nothing beats riding with good friends, destination known or unknown.