Are you a biker or a motorcyclist.
#63
06-07-2010, 03:48 PM
They're called "cheeks", granted they are much large than most but they are still cheeks.
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06-07-2010, 03:49 PM
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Hey you are probably right, I should of done a search before posting the thread, but you cant deny, it has generated chat on the forum, isn't that what the forum is about....?
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06-07-2010, 03:51 PM
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06-07-2010, 04:59 PM
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#1: "well depends on who ya be asking see, to my kids im a biker, to the cops a headache, to the local ladies a hottie with a harley, to thier boyfriends a nightmare"
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06-07-2010, 06:30 PM
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The way I see it is a biker is a man/woman who uses their bike on a day to day basis even to get milk or newspaper, and then will take a daily or more than five or six times a week ride out, and will do long ride outs over the year.
I don't believe in a riding season, any day, any week, any month is a riding day.
A motorcyclist is a man/woman who will only use the bike in fair weather and the so called “riding season” or use their bike for work and or just pose, the sort of people who advertise a bike for sale after they have had it for two years or so and are proud of the fact it has only done 500 dry riding miles.
I'm not judging anyone here, I don't care what you ride or how big the engine is as long as you ride just interested in what others think.
I don't believe in a riding season, any day, any week, any month is a riding day.
A motorcyclist is a man/woman who will only use the bike in fair weather and the so called “riding season” or use their bike for work and or just pose, the sort of people who advertise a bike for sale after they have had it for two years or so and are proud of the fact it has only done 500 dry riding miles.
I'm not judging anyone here, I don't care what you ride or how big the engine is as long as you ride just interested in what others think.
"Who is a fair weather rider, and who is a diehard that likes to ride year round (in areas that have a winter)?"
I would be a diehard myself. Can't stand not riding no matter what month it is, and I don't mind the rain.
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06-07-2010, 06:59 PM
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Just kidding.