Buy A Harley, CHANGE your lifestyle??
#1471
12-31-2011, 02:23 PM
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Man I got a funny comment about that picture.................Ok I'll just ask, why is one dude 's legs open, and the other isn't?...........
#1472
12-31-2011, 02:31 PM
Road Warrior
I don't even know who all to quote...geez...
Rocket- "Doesn't he mean retorical, not hypothetical? ........hmmmmmm. smart? I dunno, sounds just as dumb as any of us bikers.........."
Glad someone caught that one. I didn't claim to be one of the smarties, so if you want to get technical it could be hypothetical. I just said "some of us are educated". I for instance, dropped out of community college. But I'm with you, I don't think anyone can disagree that we should just be called All Stars!
BlackPharaoh- "you began in your mid-life crisis on a RK, equivalent to a touring bus"
Again...you people are all quite quick to pigeonhole or think you've got everyone figured out. Mid-life crisis? You think I'm some clean-cut, suit-wearing 50 year old State Farm agent with a business degree? Quite the contrary...I'm 26, dropped out of college, have a scruffy beard and I don't tuck in my shirt at work (if that doesn't make me a biker I don't know what does)
Twizted- "You need the experience that comes from lighter smaller scooters it does play over and there's things you'll learn on a smaller hot bike the land barges can't do"
You hit the nail on the head with your definition of a biker, kudos. I'm glad someone stepped up, but who is that guy in the picture with the band-aid on his neck? (just kidding)
And everyone, for the record, I don't, nor have I ever owned a Road King. It's what I learned on, but I also took 3 day local Rider's course on a Honda Shadow, I've ridden dirt bikes in the desert and I currently own a Dyna. I understand that every Tom, Dick and Harry that buys a Touring bike aren't bikers...
I'm heading out, New Years Ride this afternoon and tomorrow and enjoying the 80 degree San Diego weekend. Happy New Years guys.
Rocket- "Doesn't he mean retorical, not hypothetical? ........hmmmmmm. smart? I dunno, sounds just as dumb as any of us bikers.........."
Glad someone caught that one. I didn't claim to be one of the smarties, so if you want to get technical it could be hypothetical. I just said "some of us are educated". I for instance, dropped out of community college. But I'm with you, I don't think anyone can disagree that we should just be called All Stars!
BlackPharaoh- "you began in your mid-life crisis on a RK, equivalent to a touring bus"
Again...you people are all quite quick to pigeonhole or think you've got everyone figured out. Mid-life crisis? You think I'm some clean-cut, suit-wearing 50 year old State Farm agent with a business degree? Quite the contrary...I'm 26, dropped out of college, have a scruffy beard and I don't tuck in my shirt at work (if that doesn't make me a biker I don't know what does)
Twizted- "You need the experience that comes from lighter smaller scooters it does play over and there's things you'll learn on a smaller hot bike the land barges can't do"
You hit the nail on the head with your definition of a biker, kudos. I'm glad someone stepped up, but who is that guy in the picture with the band-aid on his neck? (just kidding)
And everyone, for the record, I don't, nor have I ever owned a Road King. It's what I learned on, but I also took 3 day local Rider's course on a Honda Shadow, I've ridden dirt bikes in the desert and I currently own a Dyna. I understand that every Tom, Dick and Harry that buys a Touring bike aren't bikers...
I'm heading out, New Years Ride this afternoon and tomorrow and enjoying the 80 degree San Diego weekend. Happy New Years guys.
#1474
12-31-2011, 02:44 PM
Club Member
I don't even know who all to quote...geez...
Rocket- "Doesn't he mean retorical, not hypothetical? ........hmmmmmm. smart? I dunno, sounds just as dumb as any of us bikers.........."
Glad someone caught that one. I didn't claim to be one of the smarties, so if you want to get technical it could be hypothetical. I just said "some of us are educated". I for instance, dropped out of community college. But I'm with you, I don't think anyone can disagree that we should just be called All Stars!
BlackPharaoh- "you began in your mid-life crisis on a RK, equivalent to a touring bus"
Again...you people are all quite quick to pigeonhole or think you've got everyone figured out. Mid-life crisis? You think I'm some clean-cut, suit-wearing 50 year old State Farm agent with a business degree? Quite the contrary...I'm 26, dropped out of college, have a scruffy beard and I don't tuck in my shirt at work (if that doesn't make me a biker I don't know what does)
Twizted- "You need the experience that comes from lighter smaller scooters it does play over and there's things you'll learn on a smaller hot bike the land barges can't do"
You hit the nail on the head with your definition of a biker, kudos. I'm glad someone stepped up, but who is that guy in the picture with the band-aid on his neck? (just kidding)
And everyone, for the record, I don't, nor have I ever owned a Road King. It's what I learned on, but I also took 3 day local Rider's course on a Honda Shadow, I've ridden dirt bikes in the desert and I currently own a Dyna. I understand that every Tom, Dick and Harry that buys a Touring bike aren't bikers...
I'm heading out, New Years Ride this afternoon and tomorrow and enjoying the 80 degree San Diego weekend. Happy New Years guys.
Rocket- "Doesn't he mean retorical, not hypothetical? ........hmmmmmm. smart? I dunno, sounds just as dumb as any of us bikers.........."
Glad someone caught that one. I didn't claim to be one of the smarties, so if you want to get technical it could be hypothetical. I just said "some of us are educated". I for instance, dropped out of community college. But I'm with you, I don't think anyone can disagree that we should just be called All Stars!
BlackPharaoh- "you began in your mid-life crisis on a RK, equivalent to a touring bus"
Again...you people are all quite quick to pigeonhole or think you've got everyone figured out. Mid-life crisis? You think I'm some clean-cut, suit-wearing 50 year old State Farm agent with a business degree? Quite the contrary...I'm 26, dropped out of college, have a scruffy beard and I don't tuck in my shirt at work (if that doesn't make me a biker I don't know what does)
Twizted- "You need the experience that comes from lighter smaller scooters it does play over and there's things you'll learn on a smaller hot bike the land barges can't do"
You hit the nail on the head with your definition of a biker, kudos. I'm glad someone stepped up, but who is that guy in the picture with the band-aid on his neck? (just kidding)
And everyone, for the record, I don't, nor have I ever owned a Road King. It's what I learned on, but I also took 3 day local Rider's course on a Honda Shadow, I've ridden dirt bikes in the desert and I currently own a Dyna. I understand that every Tom, Dick and Harry that buys a Touring bike aren't bikers...
I'm heading out, New Years Ride this afternoon and tomorrow and enjoying the 80 degree San Diego weekend. Happy New Years guys.
#1475
12-31-2011, 02:51 PM
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Let me pass on a bit of hard earned wisdom owning and riding a bike and it doesn't matter if you've been to Jupiter and back does not make you a biker , it makes you an owner and an avid rider period . Biker is something else entirely and it ain't the SOA bullshit stereo type nor does it mean you have to be in a 1%er club so save your breath and I'm not getting into conversation explaining it again .
Poser is someone who dresses , acts and talks big about things they don't have a clue about nor belong in because they haven't earned the right to yet . It's that's simple , they come in all walks of life just the all guys who dress and talk big about being navy Seals , Rangers or spec Op dudes I've yet to meet a fucing cook or laundry guy from any military branch . Or all the big white hats and huge belt buckles in most country western bars in any city , closest they ever came to frigging cow is a glass of milk . Catching my drift here ? .[/quote]
twisted don`t be quotin me cuz i aint no insurance guy or no lawyer. i wreck **** for a livin so lets get that straight.
Poser is someone who dresses , acts and talks big about things they don't have a clue about nor belong in because they haven't earned the right to yet . It's that's simple , they come in all walks of life just the all guys who dress and talk big about being navy Seals , Rangers or spec Op dudes I've yet to meet a fucing cook or laundry guy from any military branch . Or all the big white hats and huge belt buckles in most country western bars in any city , closest they ever came to frigging cow is a glass of milk . Catching my drift here ? .[/quote]
twisted don`t be quotin me cuz i aint no insurance guy or no lawyer. i wreck **** for a livin so lets get that straight.
#1476
12-31-2011, 02:56 PM
Seasoned HDF Member
Dude, did you really just tell me because you dropped out of college, rock a beard, and don't tuck your shirt at work, that it makes you a biker?!?
F'n clueless...
Yeah, you've been riding 3 years and got stones to write that you "think" cause you dress a certain way, you're a biker.
My Man, you're a f'n POSER if you think that's what it takes. (You dress the part - LMAO)
What makes you think bikers are uneducated?
I suggest you continue to ride, and get your degree... Figure yourself out and you'll know in a few years where you stand.
You have a lot to learn... I'm not that much older than you!
F'n clueless...
Yeah, you've been riding 3 years and got stones to write that you "think" cause you dress a certain way, you're a biker.
My Man, you're a f'n POSER if you think that's what it takes. (You dress the part - LMAO)
What makes you think bikers are uneducated?
I suggest you continue to ride, and get your degree... Figure yourself out and you'll know in a few years where you stand.
You have a lot to learn... I'm not that much older than you!
I don't even know who all to quote...geez...
Rocket- "Doesn't he mean retorical, not hypothetical? ........hmmmmmm. smart? I dunno, sounds just as dumb as any of us bikers.........."
Glad someone caught that one. I didn't claim to be one of the smarties, so if you want to get technical it could be hypothetical. I just said "some of us are educated". I for instance, dropped out of community college. But I'm with you, I don't think anyone can disagree that we should just be called All Stars!
BlackPharaoh- "you began in your mid-life crisis on a RK, equivalent to a touring bus"
Again...you people are all quite quick to pigeonhole or think you've got everyone figured out. Mid-life crisis? You think I'm some clean-cut, suit-wearing 50 year old State Farm agent with a business degree? Quite the contrary...I'm 26, dropped out of college, have a scruffy beard and I don't tuck in my shirt at work (if that doesn't make me a biker I don't know what does)
Twizted- "You need the experience that comes from lighter smaller scooters it does play over and there's things you'll learn on a smaller hot bike the land barges can't do"
You hit the nail on the head with your definition of a biker, kudos. I'm glad someone stepped up, but who is that guy in the picture with the band-aid on his neck? (just kidding)
And everyone, for the record, I don't, nor have I ever owned a Road King. It's what I learned on, but I also took 3 day local Rider's course on a Honda Shadow, I've ridden dirt bikes in the desert and I currently own a Dyna. I understand that every Tom, Dick and Harry that buys a Touring bike aren't bikers...
I'm heading out, New Years Ride this afternoon and tomorrow and enjoying the 80 degree San Diego weekend. Happy New Years guys.
Rocket- "Doesn't he mean retorical, not hypothetical? ........hmmmmmm. smart? I dunno, sounds just as dumb as any of us bikers.........."
Glad someone caught that one. I didn't claim to be one of the smarties, so if you want to get technical it could be hypothetical. I just said "some of us are educated". I for instance, dropped out of community college. But I'm with you, I don't think anyone can disagree that we should just be called All Stars!
BlackPharaoh- "you began in your mid-life crisis on a RK, equivalent to a touring bus"
Again...you people are all quite quick to pigeonhole or think you've got everyone figured out. Mid-life crisis? You think I'm some clean-cut, suit-wearing 50 year old State Farm agent with a business degree? Quite the contrary...I'm 26, dropped out of college, have a scruffy beard and I don't tuck in my shirt at work (if that doesn't make me a biker I don't know what does)
Twizted- "You need the experience that comes from lighter smaller scooters it does play over and there's things you'll learn on a smaller hot bike the land barges can't do"
You hit the nail on the head with your definition of a biker, kudos. I'm glad someone stepped up, but who is that guy in the picture with the band-aid on his neck? (just kidding)
And everyone, for the record, I don't, nor have I ever owned a Road King. It's what I learned on, but I also took 3 day local Rider's course on a Honda Shadow, I've ridden dirt bikes in the desert and I currently own a Dyna. I understand that every Tom, Dick and Harry that buys a Touring bike aren't bikers...
I'm heading out, New Years Ride this afternoon and tomorrow and enjoying the 80 degree San Diego weekend. Happy New Years guys.
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#1477
12-31-2011, 02:57 PM
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12-31-2011, 02:58 PM
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So by posting pictures and saying "this is a real biker", you're actually supporting the argument that one must look a certain way to be a real biker?
Trust me, I get it. I know what a poser is and what a real biker is, but I'd just love to hear some of you try to explain it.
It hilarious that this whole thread started out with a guy judging someone else's looks and attitude, does a real biker give two ***** about what kind of bike or tattoo some girl at work has?
The majority of you started on dirt bikes or a small Honda. I learned to ride on a Road King. With the mentality of this thread, I'm a better rider than you because I started on a bigger, heavier bike with more power right?
Let's all just ride it out and be merry and gay (can't wait to hear the replies to this one)
Trust me, I get it. I know what a poser is and what a real biker is, but I'd just love to hear some of you try to explain it.
It hilarious that this whole thread started out with a guy judging someone else's looks and attitude, does a real biker give two ***** about what kind of bike or tattoo some girl at work has?
The majority of you started on dirt bikes or a small Honda. I learned to ride on a Road King. With the mentality of this thread, I'm a better rider than you because I started on a bigger, heavier bike with more power right?
Let's all just ride it out and be merry and gay (can't wait to hear the replies to this one)
#1479
12-31-2011, 03:02 PM
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twisted don`t be quotin me cuz i aint no insurance guy or no lawyer. i wreck **** for a livin so lets get that straight.
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12-31-2011, 03:16 PM
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no way cuz