So, he wasnt a RUB, what do you call this?
#21
RE: So, he wasnt a RUB, what do you call this?
ya call hima a poser. RUBS love to ride( and do ride ) just as much as scooter trash , they just have money to do it in style.
#22
RE: So, he wasnt a RUB, what do you call this?
worked with a guy years ago that bought himself a HD badged Ford F150.... he wore HD t-shirts every day..
poser is the word.
then again, my wife worked for a guy that had some HD stuff on his desk... she asked him what he rode.. turns out that the guy owned a bike but NEVER rode it - just kept it in storage.
I just don't understand this mentality.
poser is the word.
then again, my wife worked for a guy that had some HD stuff on his desk... she asked him what he rode.. turns out that the guy owned a bike but NEVER rode it - just kept it in storage.
I just don't understand this mentality.
#23
RE: So, he wasnt a RUB, what do you call this?
This is a very funny post!!
Never met a falla like that, but it sounds like a laugh to me!
My wife is into all the Harley gear....she's a walking friggingadvertisment. I'd rather spend the money on the bike.
Never met a falla like that, but it sounds like a laugh to me!
My wife is into all the Harley gear....she's a walking friggingadvertisment. I'd rather spend the money on the bike.
#24
RE: So, he wasnt a RUB, what do you call this?
ORIGINAL: aussie2
This is a very funny post!!
Never met a falla like that, but it sounds like a laugh to me!
My wife is into all the Harley gear....she's a walking friggingadvertisment. I'd rather spend the money on the bike.
This is a very funny post!!
Never met a falla like that, but it sounds like a laugh to me!
My wife is into all the Harley gear....she's a walking friggingadvertisment. I'd rather spend the money on the bike.
#26
RE: So, he wasnt a RUB, what do you call this?
I'm definitely getting a kick out of this thread. But, more than likely, not for the same reasons as most of you. So the guy dresses from head to toe in HD gear? Who gives a ****? Why do you care? How does it impact you? Did you buy his threads? Do you pay his bills? I almost find such dissent somewhat ironic. I mean, we're all Harley enthusiasts here. Why in the world would we begrudge someone who - on whatever level - wanted to be part of that association? Be it through his dress with no bike or what have you? Further to the point, you can't freakin' tell me that there hasn't been something in each of your lives that you always wanted but perhaps couldn't attain; be it for financial reasons, marital reasons, kids, and the like? I've seen folks with collectibles of all sorts of crap. Why? Because they held their interest. Are they to be looked down upon because they didn't have the real deal by those who did? According to some of you folks, yes they would. So a guy likes Harley crap, big freakin' deal. More power to him. Hell, we all do; in some form or fashion. Just because we happen to 'own' Harley's doesn't - in my view - give us license to basically judge everyone else out there who either doesn't or can't for whatever reasons. Harley is as American as apple pie; and it sure as hell ain't exclusive to solely riders any longer (be that good, bad, or indifferent). Merely my take.
#30
RE: So, he wasnt a RUB, what do you call this?
I think most people just thought it was funny that someone without a Harley would walk around dressed up like this. I know I did. I could care less what others wear or what people think about what I wear. I don't think this thread was meant to be another "real biker or RUB" thread. It was just someone pointing out something funny. Like when I go to a bar and I see someone dressed from head to know in the NASCAR garb of their favorite driver. And I mean head to toe. I think the guy looks like a fricken idiot sitting in a bar thinking he's behind the wheel of a race car, but maybe he thinks I'm dressed like an idiot. Who cares.
I think people take some of these threads to seriously.
I think people take some of these threads to seriously.
ORIGINAL: TxHarleyGuy2007
I'm definitely getting a kick out of this thread. But, more than likely, not for the same reasons as most of you. So the guy dresses from head to toe in HD gear? Who gives a ****? Why do you care? How does it impact you? Did you buy his threads? Do you pay his bills? I almost find such dissent somewhat ironic. I mean, we're all Harley enthusiasts here. Why in the world would we begrudge someone who - on whatever level - wanted to be part of that association? Be it through his dress with no bike or what have you? Further to the point, you can't freakin' tell me that there hasn't been something in each of your lives that you always wanted but perhaps couldn't attain; be it for financial reasons, marital reasons, kids, and the like? I've seen folks with collectibles of all sorts of crap. Why? Because they held their interest. Are they to be looked down upon because they didn't have the real deal by those who did? According to some of you folks, yes they would. So a guy likes Harley crap, big freakin' deal. More power to him. Hell, we all do; in some form or fashion. Just because we happen to 'own' Harley's doesn't - in my view - give us license to basically judge everyone else out there who either doesn't or can't for whatever reasons. Harley is as American as apple pie; and it sure as hell ain't exclusive to solely riders any longer (be that good, bad, or indifferent). Merely my take.
I'm definitely getting a kick out of this thread. But, more than likely, not for the same reasons as most of you. So the guy dresses from head to toe in HD gear? Who gives a ****? Why do you care? How does it impact you? Did you buy his threads? Do you pay his bills? I almost find such dissent somewhat ironic. I mean, we're all Harley enthusiasts here. Why in the world would we begrudge someone who - on whatever level - wanted to be part of that association? Be it through his dress with no bike or what have you? Further to the point, you can't freakin' tell me that there hasn't been something in each of your lives that you always wanted but perhaps couldn't attain; be it for financial reasons, marital reasons, kids, and the like? I've seen folks with collectibles of all sorts of crap. Why? Because they held their interest. Are they to be looked down upon because they didn't have the real deal by those who did? According to some of you folks, yes they would. So a guy likes Harley crap, big freakin' deal. More power to him. Hell, we all do; in some form or fashion. Just because we happen to 'own' Harley's doesn't - in my view - give us license to basically judge everyone else out there who either doesn't or can't for whatever reasons. Harley is as American as apple pie; and it sure as hell ain't exclusive to solely riders any longer (be that good, bad, or indifferent). Merely my take.