Help me understand 1% MC
#111
12-04-2010, 07:14 PM
Seasoned HDF Member
Funny **** there/
#112
12-05-2010, 04:51 AM
I am not affiliated with any club or group, mainly because I can't stand most people in general
. Last summer the OL and I were stopped at a lakeside park in northern Ohio, near Cleveland, just walking along the beach and enjoying the sites. We mosey back up to the bike and we see another bike pull into the same space our bike is parked, the parking lot was packed. It was a big enough space for 2 bikes and I had left enough room so it was really no big deal. Turns out the fellow has a HA patch on his vest from Cleveland. We both say nice bike to each other and I ask him if he wants to wait a second I'll pull out so he can have the whole space and get his bike away from the car he was parked close to. He said, yeah that's cool, but hang on a second. He gets in his saddlebag and gives me a flyer and an invite to their annual summer party that was coming up in a few weeks. In the late eighties I partied with a some HA's in San Bernadino, a couple of cousins and friends of a friend while I was on leave from the Army, and I'm still here to talk about it. The media types like to hype whatever stories they can to make things seem far worse than they really are because afterall, bad news sells and if they can't find any real bad news, they'll just make it up.
. Last summer the OL and I were stopped at a lakeside park in northern Ohio, near Cleveland, just walking along the beach and enjoying the sites. We mosey back up to the bike and we see another bike pull into the same space our bike is parked, the parking lot was packed. It was a big enough space for 2 bikes and I had left enough room so it was really no big deal. Turns out the fellow has a HA patch on his vest from Cleveland. We both say nice bike to each other and I ask him if he wants to wait a second I'll pull out so he can have the whole space and get his bike away from the car he was parked close to. He said, yeah that's cool, but hang on a second. He gets in his saddlebag and gives me a flyer and an invite to their annual summer party that was coming up in a few weeks. In the late eighties I partied with a some HA's in San Bernadino, a couple of cousins and friends of a friend while I was on leave from the Army, and I'm still here to talk about it. The media types like to hype whatever stories they can to make things seem far worse than they really are because afterall, bad news sells and if they can't find any real bad news, they'll just make it up.
#113
12-05-2010, 06:31 AM
Seasoned HDF Member
I am not affiliated with any club or group, mainly because I can't stand most people in general. Last summer the OL and I were stopped at a lakeside park in northern Ohio, near Cleveland, just walking along the beach and enjoying the sites. We mosey back up to the bike and we see another bike pull into the same space our bike is parked, the parking lot was packed. It was a big enough space for 2 bikes and I had left enough room so it was really no big deal. Turns out the fellow has a HA patch on his vest from Cleveland. We both say nice bike to each other and I ask him if he wants to wait a second I'll pull out so he can have the whole space and get his bike away from the car he was parked close to. He said, yeah that's cool, but hang on a second. He gets in his saddlebag and gives me a flyer and an invite to their annual summer party that was coming up in a few weeks. In the late eighties I partied with a some HA's in San Bernadino, a couple of cousins and friends of a friend while I was on leave from the Army, and I'm still here to talk about it. The media types like to hype whatever stories they can to make things seem far worse than they really are because afterall, bad news sells and if they can't find any real bad news, they'll just make it up.
. Last summer the OL and I were stopped at a lakeside park in northern Ohio, near Cleveland, just walking along the beach and enjoying the sites. We mosey back up to the bike and we see another bike pull into the same space our bike is parked, the parking lot was packed. It was a big enough space for 2 bikes and I had left enough room so it was really no big deal. Turns out the fellow has a HA patch on his vest from Cleveland. We both say nice bike to each other and I ask him if he wants to wait a second I'll pull out so he can have the whole space and get his bike away from the car he was parked close to. He said, yeah that's cool, but hang on a second. He gets in his saddlebag and gives me a flyer and an invite to their annual summer party that was coming up in a few weeks. In the late eighties I partied with a some HA's in San Bernadino, a couple of cousins and friends of a friend while I was on leave from the Army, and I'm still here to talk about it. The media types like to hype whatever stories they can to make things seem far worse than they really are because afterall, bad news sells and if they can't find any real bad news, they'll just make it up.
#114
12-05-2010, 10:50 AM
Cruiser
the wife and i riding my hayabusa, split a group of H.A riders . I though o **** for a second.tapped the brake put the sorry hand up .later on they caught up to us at a hang out, but never said anything. SO NIETHER DID I LOL
Last edited by u wish u could ride; 12-05-2010 at 11:28 AM.
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#117
12-06-2010, 11:58 AM
The media types like to hype whatever stories they can
the wife and i riding my hayabusa, split a group of H.A riders
Your local HOG chapter would have probably kicked your ***.
Growing up there was a 1%er MC gang
#118
12-06-2010, 12:41 PM
I use to be a 1%er but later I changed to 2%, it lightens my coffee much better.
Last edited by Daddy-O; 12-06-2010 at 12:44 PM. Reason: Somethin' didn't sound right.
#119
12-06-2010, 01:34 PM
That's what I was thinking. Heck, some places south of there, lots of people not in clubs would probably kick your *** for being a yankee on a sport bike. Seems like that was a story about the luckiest day of his life, if it was true.