What is a outlaw style Dyna?
#111
09-11-2012 | 10:33 AM
I always liked the BMV GS1200s so this is a good comparison for similar price.
#113
09-11-2012 | 10:52 AM
you can do both and still not be a "biker". I'm not ...
its a free country and you can be whatever you want.
even a poser if thats your wish.
plenty of arrogance on both sides. I'm proud of earning my first ratty Sporty at 17 and riding it 30K miles that year all over the country. I'm proud of meeting and learning to wrench on my bikes from some really cool people. My ink came from equally interesting characters. I consider my self lucky to have met and partied with people who inspired thousands of posers to get dressed up in pirate outfits, buy a bagger and come here to bash greasy, tattooed bikers.
its a free country and you can be whatever you want.
even a poser if thats your wish.
plenty of arrogance on both sides. I'm proud of earning my first ratty Sporty at 17 and riding it 30K miles that year all over the country. I'm proud of meeting and learning to wrench on my bikes from some really cool people. My ink came from equally interesting characters. I consider my self lucky to have met and partied with people who inspired thousands of posers to get dressed up in pirate outfits, buy a bagger and come here to bash greasy, tattooed bikers.
#115
09-11-2012 | 10:57 AM
Road Master
Joined: Jul 2010
Posts: 996
Likes: 29
From: Albany, NY
you can do both and still not be a "biker". I'm not ...
its a free country and you can be whatever you want.
even a poser if thats your wish.
plenty of arrogance on both sides. I'm proud of earning my first ratty Sporty at 17 and riding it 30K miles that year all over the country. I'm proud of meeting and learning to wrench on my bikes from some really cool people. My ink came from equally interesting characters. I consider my self lucky to have met and partied with people who inspired thousands of posers to get dressed up in pirate outfits, buy a bagger and come here to bash greasy, tattooed bikers.
its a free country and you can be whatever you want.
even a poser if thats your wish.
plenty of arrogance on both sides. I'm proud of earning my first ratty Sporty at 17 and riding it 30K miles that year all over the country. I'm proud of meeting and learning to wrench on my bikes from some really cool people. My ink came from equally interesting characters. I consider my self lucky to have met and partied with people who inspired thousands of posers to get dressed up in pirate outfits, buy a bagger and come here to bash greasy, tattooed bikers.
I'm one of those people you might consider a poser, because I only ride my bike a couple thousand miles a year at the most, and I have a decent job that requires me to use my brain as much as I use my hands. That does not make you better or more of a "biker" than me.
#116
09-11-2012 | 11:17 AM
Ultimate HDF Member
Joined: Dec 2009
Posts: 6,519
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From: Nomad
Jesus man, what happened to you as a child that makes you validate your self and your life by comparing it to people that you deem lesser or "faker" than you? Who are you to judge everyone else? Your bike, tattoos, experiences, and people you've met and hung out with don't make you better than anyone else, even if you've managed to convince yourself otherwise.
I'm one of those people you might consider a poser, because I only ride my bike a couple thousand miles a year at the most, and I have a decent job that requires me to use my brain as much as I use my hands. That does not make you better or more of a "biker" than me.
I'm one of those people you might consider a poser, because I only ride my bike a couple thousand miles a year at the most, and I have a decent job that requires me to use my brain as much as I use my hands. That does not make you better or more of a "biker" than me.
We come from different worlds and I don't pretend for a second that I belong anywhere but mine.
Your choice to be a "poser" is yours alone. I've never put anyone down for riding less than I do, brand of the bike or who they associate with. I still stand by my right do dislike people who dress up to be a part of "something" instead of just being who they are.
#120
09-11-2012 | 01:42 PM
Tourer
Joined: Sep 2010
Posts: 459
Likes: 2
From: wa
I want to be a biker,, bad.. better start a checklist, i dont want to screw this **** up.. This is a lifestyle, bro.
Ratty bike, Dont want anyone thinking my weiner is big, check.
gray beard, check.
Badass arrogant attitude, check.
Do-rag(cause i earned it) check.
tats,, ****, ill get some..what kind? Wanna make sure to get the right ones..
Snow tires for bike, check.
go to Harley dealership on my Harley and make fun of others that ride Harleys, that go to the dealership, check.
Say i have tons of experience on internet, check.
Go to bike night, strut my **** and part the sea of losers beneath me.. check.
Ratty bike, Dont want anyone thinking my weiner is big, check.
gray beard, check.
Badass arrogant attitude, check.
Do-rag(cause i earned it) check.
tats,, ****, ill get some..what kind? Wanna make sure to get the right ones..
Snow tires for bike, check.
go to Harley dealership on my Harley and make fun of others that ride Harleys, that go to the dealership, check.
Say i have tons of experience on internet, check.
Go to bike night, strut my **** and part the sea of losers beneath me.. check.
Last edited by Dirknar; 09-11-2012 at 02:07 PM.