Why the hate for riding clubs?
#22
04-25-2010, 04:51 PM
Banned
To the OP.I like to ride alone most of the time but ride with friends sometimes also. I joined the Southern Cruisers, they are non profit, no fees and free to join. They meet once a month, go if you want to, stay home if you want, it's up to you. They ride every weekend and you ride with them when you want. It is just a bunch of guys and girls that like to ride. We do benefits for charity among some other things.
Southern Cruisers is a RIDING CLUB not an MC. there is a big difference, nobody tells you what you have to do. you can check them out.
http://www.scrcnational.com/index.asp
Southern Cruisers is a RIDING CLUB not an MC. there is a big difference, nobody tells you what you have to do. you can check them out.
http://www.scrcnational.com/index.asp
#24
04-25-2010, 07:18 PM
Liz you need to pay a visit to the Fla Crew, you will fit right in hehe.
I think it all revolves around rules, think a lot of us are former military, although we enjoyed our time there and realize rules are necessary sometimes, it builds an instinct against rules and being restricted or told what to do in any way. I hate standing lines also.
Then there are some of us who work in large corporations that are very much like the military and ride to clear away the pent up angst of dealing with the corporate world BS.
Then there is the rest of us who just dont like rules and never have, its just constricting, stifling, and overwhelmingly suffocating.
I happen to fall into all the above categories, I say fk em all and fk the world, just ride, leave me alone and get out of my way.
No Rules Just ride
I think it all revolves around rules, think a lot of us are former military, although we enjoyed our time there and realize rules are necessary sometimes, it builds an instinct against rules and being restricted or told what to do in any way. I hate standing lines also.
Then there are some of us who work in large corporations that are very much like the military and ride to clear away the pent up angst of dealing with the corporate world BS.
Then there is the rest of us who just dont like rules and never have, its just constricting, stifling, and overwhelmingly suffocating.
I happen to fall into all the above categories, I say fk em all and fk the world, just ride, leave me alone and get out of my way.
No Rules Just ride
I am of the *** um my ride my way..
#25
04-25-2010, 08:26 PM
Ultimate HDF Member
Try the autotrain from lorton, just south of you there in DC, drops you off in Sanford by Orlando. Done this ride myself , a girl I know up there in Fairfax has done it also she liked it. Head up your way a couple times a year on business as well as on my bike, great riding just west of you there.
Last edited by masterblaster; 04-25-2010 at 08:34 PM.
#26
04-27-2010, 06:17 PM
Truth be known, I'm trying to get my dad back on a street bike. We ride dirt bikes together already. Next summer i plan on getting my wife a bike of her own. But until then a ride club might be cool.
#27
04-28-2010, 05:42 AM
Do an internet search, see what's around in your area, contact the people, and go visit, or better yet, ride with them.
They may or may not be for you.... but unless you actually get out to meet them.... you'll never know.
I've made a lot of friends from across the country via SCRC.... but only because I made the effort....
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