Handicapped bike plates
#11
As you can see i guess this topic offends you. by which is was not meant to so thats why i say "this isnt meant to offend anybody" i was just asking a question. and as for being handicapped i have a brother (half paralized) who is handicapped so get off the sympothy. and if i asked him the same ? im sure he would luagh about it!!!! as he has told me before "IF I EVER RODE THIS BIKE I BET I WOULD DROP THIS THING ON ITS SIDE" in his own words!!!! and then he LAUGHED about it..... and as for the lung comment i didnt think about that. but i guess u can walk the extra distance that why you dont have such a plate isnt it? i just pictured my little brother riding my bike which wouldnt be such a great idea. so like i say again THIS THREAD ISNT MEANT TO OFFEN ANYBODY IT JUST A SIMPLE QUESTION?????
Blessings
PT
#12
You can't just say something isn't intended to offend when you alread know it is most likely going to offend at least some people. It is a pretty stupid question......
I do want to know what Blind People dream about though... .Are there any blind bikers out here that can answer that for me?
I do want to know what Blind People dream about though... .Are there any blind bikers out here that can answer that for me?
#13
Buddy, you are just digging yourself a deeper and deeper hole. Saying you didn't mean it to be offensive doesn't make it any less offensive. There are lots of disabilities that qualify for handicapped plates, which are not obvious to the casual observer. I could have handicapped plates on my bike if I so desired, but I choose not to. I do have a handicapped placard for the car though.
And stop posting in this ridiculous font or we will all qualify for handicapped plates on the basis of vision defect lol.
And stop posting in this ridiculous font or we will all qualify for handicapped plates on the basis of vision defect lol.
#14
I thought is was kinda funny too when my mother got her Street Bob, But her disabilities do not stop her from driving. Slightly hinders her riding abilities though. She has to have a trike kit (Topac) or she will fall over. But she has mo problem controlling her motorcycle. She usually parks with me or our group but she has the availability to park up close if she needs to.
#15
Buddy, you are just digging yourself a deeper and deeper hole. Saying you didn't mean it to be offensive doesn't make it any less offensive. There are lots of disabilities that qualify for handicapped plates, which are not obvious to the casual observer. I could have handicapped plates on my bike if I so desired, but I choose not to. I do have a handicapped placard for the car though.
And stop posting in this ridiculous font or we will all qualify for handicapped plates on the basis of vision defect lol.
And stop posting in this ridiculous font or we will all qualify for handicapped plates on the basis of vision defect lol.
and if your tryen to put me down because of my font? damm man you got me! your my hero!!!!! u got me!!!! p.s. i dont own a shovel for a hole do u
#16
I thought is was kinda funny too when my mother got her Street Bob, But her disabilities do not stop her from driving. Slightly hinders her riding abilities though. She has to have a trike kit (Topac) or she will fall over. But she has mo problem controlling her motorcycle. She usually parks with me or our group but she has the availability to park up close if she needs to.
#19
I pray you don't end up in the position of not being able to make that walk.. Some of us are there.. Im not going to stop riding because you have no compassion or don't feel we any longer have the right to ride if we have a disability.. Im not ready to go sit in a nursing home nor do I plan to stop riding or stop taking care of my family. If the time comes that I choose ta put the handicap plates on the bike. I'll do just that..Even if narrow minded people such as yourself don't like it.. I don't need your approval or permission.. My handicap is not of my choosing, It just is.. Always remember just as I didn't make this choice.. You don't have one either.. You could end up just like us.. Remember what you say today.. Life has a way of turning our arrogance around and feeding it to us for dessert..
#20
I was at the Abilities show in Anaheim, CA a few years ago and one of the vendors had a sport bike with training wheels that were electrically lowered by a switch on the bars. The guy that built the bike had been a rider before an accident took away the use of his legs. He'd roll up to the bike in his wheelchair and climb on. He had a grin from ear to ear and handicap plates.