Originally Posted by Lunch Meat

I wasn't riding in the 70's and 80's to keep the MoCo going, I got to hang around a shop in the mid to late 80's and when I was a teenager and was fortunate (in my opinion) to learn and pick up alot of things about Harleys, life, respect and brotherhood.. The 90's was probably not the good ol biker days, but they are all I have,, I got my shovel in the early 90's and had a blast, the rallies, the parties, the riding to wherever we could and back, Hell I still have fun but its a whole different deal now.. I just was agreeing with French, and if that pisses someone off then so be it.

Schumacher and TwiZted, you are 2 more that if I ever have the good fortune of meeting that I will be buying the drinks.

Ride Hard, Die Free

Originally Posted by Montana Cowboy

Thank you....that's a good illistration of the point I'm trying to make with the French man. Partner, I don't care what a guys wearing, or what he drove up on. That shouldn't mean a thing. If he's drunk, obnoxious, and looking for trouble....then he ought to get his *** kicked. That punk ain't failing to show respect...he's blantly showing dis-respect....two very different things.

A accountant on a 2011 Road King owes nothing to Frenchie who might be gassing up at the same station.....If he minds his own business, and perhaps throws him a "Harley Wave", coming or going...where's the harm in that??? My question all along was what "respect" is this "old school biker" demanding? That "poser", is an enemy in his mind only.

Originally Posted by frenchman

Now that's funny right there, jackass...

Originally Posted by frenchman

Thanks Schu and Firefighter.
Beer's on me at the next occasion. WV and OH ain't that far away, we'll make it happen someday.
Ride hard, bros.

Originally Posted by alkay191

Florida is a bit farther down the pike, but if you're down here visiting StPete/Tampa, I'd be proud to buy a round

Originally Posted by traveler

The things guys will say when they are not face to face....