Buy A Harley, CHANGE your lifestyle??
#1821
01-14-2012, 12:02 AM
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#1823
01-14-2012, 12:08 AM
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You mean flam 3, 2.2 is non flam gas...cool. Glad it worked out with a simple placards. Enuff o' this , I need sleep, I got zero last night, wanna look an be my best for pissing off car salesmen!
#1824
01-14-2012, 03:52 AM
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I started riding seven years ago after my youngest had graduated high school, and I felt my family could prosper if I was gone. I am glad I did it that way. I bought a Vulcan 750 and didn't like the snobby attitude I got from a lot of HD riders.
I learned to ride with some buddies who have been riding Harley's for 40 years. They wouldn't be caught dead on this forum. My buddy asks me to go to Sturgis every year, but I always decline. Earlier because I didn't feel like taking **** for having a "ricer". Now I don't feel like being judged for wearing a full face helmet. And being an optometrist.
I don't see how my lifestyle infringes on yours in the least. It doesn't bother me what you do. The way you post makes me have less respect for "bikers", which I have no aspirations to appear like.
People like Mi3ninos, make me curious as to what cut of men are bikers, and I would like to get to know them. That's the difference. Living in WI , I meet lots of "real bikers". They have all encouraged me to enjoy the wind in my face, and don't care that during the week, I am helping people see. If there weren't people like me you would have a greater chance of being run down by a person with poor vision.
This is America. You do your thing and I'll do my thing. You don't have to wave to me. I'll have my helmet on. How can I tell if it's you so I don't wave to you by mistake?
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01-14-2012, 07:55 AM
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Those bastards, wanting the best of both worlds. You are pretty much describing me, except I don't wear any HD branded clothing, except for a few T shirts.
I started riding seven years ago after my youngest had graduated high school, and I felt my family could prosper if I was gone. I am glad I did it that way. I bought a Vulcan 750 and didn't like the snobby attitude I got from a lot of HD riders.
I learned to ride with some buddies who have been riding Harley's for 40 years. They wouldn't be caught dead on this forum. My buddy asks me to go to Sturgis every year, but I always decline. Earlier because I didn't feel like taking **** for having a "ricer". Now I don't feel like being judged for wearing a full face helmet. And being an optometrist.
I don't see how my lifestyle infringes on yours in the least. It doesn't bother me what you do. The way you post makes me have less respect for "bikers", which I have no aspirations to appear like.
People like Mi3ninos, make me curious as to what cut of men are bikers, and I would like to get to know them. That's the difference. Living in WI , I meet lots of "real bikers". They have all encouraged me to enjoy the wind in my face, and don't care that during the week, I am helping people see. If there weren't people like me you would have a greater chance of being run down by a person with poor vision.
This is America. You do your thing and I'll do my thing. You don't have to wave to me. I'll have my helmet on. How can I tell if it's you so I don't wave to you by mistake?
I started riding seven years ago after my youngest had graduated high school, and I felt my family could prosper if I was gone. I am glad I did it that way. I bought a Vulcan 750 and didn't like the snobby attitude I got from a lot of HD riders.
I learned to ride with some buddies who have been riding Harley's for 40 years. They wouldn't be caught dead on this forum. My buddy asks me to go to Sturgis every year, but I always decline. Earlier because I didn't feel like taking **** for having a "ricer". Now I don't feel like being judged for wearing a full face helmet. And being an optometrist.
I don't see how my lifestyle infringes on yours in the least. It doesn't bother me what you do. The way you post makes me have less respect for "bikers", which I have no aspirations to appear like.
People like Mi3ninos, make me curious as to what cut of men are bikers, and I would like to get to know them. That's the difference. Living in WI , I meet lots of "real bikers". They have all encouraged me to enjoy the wind in my face, and don't care that during the week, I am helping people see. If there weren't people like me you would have a greater chance of being run down by a person with poor vision.
This is America. You do your thing and I'll do my thing. You don't have to wave to me. I'll have my helmet on. How can I tell if it's you so I don't wave to you by mistake?
#1826
01-14-2012, 07:57 AM
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Those bastards, wanting the best of both worlds. You are pretty much describing me, except I don't wear any HD branded clothing, except for a few T shirts.
I started riding seven years ago after my youngest had graduated high school, and I felt my family could prosper if I was gone. I am glad I did it that way. I bought a Vulcan 750 and didn't like the snobby attitude I got from a lot of HD riders.
I learned to ride with some buddies who have been riding Harley's for 40 years. They wouldn't be caught dead on this forum. My buddy asks me to go to Sturgis every year, but I always decline. Earlier because I didn't feel like taking **** for having a "ricer". Now I don't feel like being judged for wearing a full face helmet. And being an optometrist.
I don't see how my lifestyle infringes on yours in the least. It doesn't bother me what you do. The way you post makes me have less respect for "bikers", which I have no aspirations to appear like.
People like Mi3ninos, make me curious as to what cut of men are bikers, and I would like to get to know them. That's the difference. Living in WI , I meet lots of "real bikers". They have all encouraged me to enjoy the wind in my face, and don't care that during the week, I am helping people see. If there weren't people like me you would have a greater chance of being run down by a person with poor vision.
This is America. You do your thing and I'll do my thing. You don't have to wave to me. I'll have my helmet on. How can I tell if it's you so I don't wave to you by mistake?
I started riding seven years ago after my youngest had graduated high school, and I felt my family could prosper if I was gone. I am glad I did it that way. I bought a Vulcan 750 and didn't like the snobby attitude I got from a lot of HD riders.
I learned to ride with some buddies who have been riding Harley's for 40 years. They wouldn't be caught dead on this forum. My buddy asks me to go to Sturgis every year, but I always decline. Earlier because I didn't feel like taking **** for having a "ricer". Now I don't feel like being judged for wearing a full face helmet. And being an optometrist.
I don't see how my lifestyle infringes on yours in the least. It doesn't bother me what you do. The way you post makes me have less respect for "bikers", which I have no aspirations to appear like.
People like Mi3ninos, make me curious as to what cut of men are bikers, and I would like to get to know them. That's the difference. Living in WI , I meet lots of "real bikers". They have all encouraged me to enjoy the wind in my face, and don't care that during the week, I am helping people see. If there weren't people like me you would have a greater chance of being run down by a person with poor vision.
This is America. You do your thing and I'll do my thing. You don't have to wave to me. I'll have my helmet on. How can I tell if it's you so I don't wave to you by mistake?
Any posers get what this guy is saying?! Welcome to the biker community, at long last a ''professional'' that gets it!
#1827
01-14-2012, 10:12 AM
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It's funny, you know. The writer of the "garbage" as you call it, is one of the guys you owe your very freedom
He stood in the sandbox for you. I suggest you pay him at least the respect not to qualify his opinion as "garbage".
And before you start running your mouth any further: I've been to the mideast a long time before you were even able to find it on a map,.and I had my boots on the ground and a FRF2 in my hand. Just like quadancer with his M4.
He stood in the sandbox for you. I suggest you pay him at least the respect not to qualify his opinion as "garbage".
And before you start running your mouth any further: I've been to the mideast a long time before you were even able to find it on a map,.and I had my boots on the ground and a FRF2 in my hand. Just like quadancer with his M4.
BTW, I seriously doubt you spent any more time in the mideast or any other garden spots than I have - possible, but not likely. After 8 trips I learned to hate the place pretty well.
#1828
01-14-2012, 10:27 AM
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We call those guys douchbags. They are the ones that give bikers a bad name. Finance a $20k bike and $3k worth of genuine harley davidson apperal, add a miller light and let simmer and voi la... instant biker. Throw in a lame *** "sons of anarchy" hoodie and then u have it all.
They can't ride. They drag their $200 genuine harley davidson boots for a half a mile before getting the ***** to put them on their pegs or boards. And they crack the throttle to let everyone know how nice their Harley sounds... compliments of a "certified harley davidson technitian".
We laugh at those types. Just laugh at them. Who do they think they are impressing? And who are they trying to be like?
They can't ride. They drag their $200 genuine harley davidson boots for a half a mile before getting the ***** to put them on their pegs or boards. And they crack the throttle to let everyone know how nice their Harley sounds... compliments of a "certified harley davidson technitian".
We laugh at those types. Just laugh at them. Who do they think they are impressing? And who are they trying to be like?
#1829
01-14-2012, 12:54 PM
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#1830
01-14-2012, 01:20 PM
Lol. Getting?? This **** is so beat to death it isnt even funny. I wont mess with you on your spellin 