My wife, my best friend, is the greatest. At first, she was against me getting back on a bike. Long story short, she read a book, realized she shouldnt tell me I can't have a bike, something about taking my manhood away.......long story short, I am the proud owner of a 06 Heritage Classic and recently a 09 StreetGlide.

Point of the story.....and she now rides a Fatboy......she is blown away by the love and friendship we feel at every stop we make. It doesn't matter if it's a restaurant, truckstop, HD Dealer, gas station......Us HD riders don't look at faces, clothes, rides, money, etc. We accept all, and respect all.

As my wife says, if Harley Davison was a religion, we would all be Christians. We accept all, deny nobody.

Feel what I'm saying?

 

If Harley Davidson was a religion it would probably be as fake as all the rest, feel me?

 

I know the feeling well, been a part of the community since 1982. I look at it like this, it doesn't matter what you ride, as long as you ride and enjoy doing so!....Much respect to all.

 

I thought it was, that would explain my routine tithing.

 

Jesus rides a Harley ! I'm think'in so anyway.

 

Hey Guys
I didn't start this to cause a conflict with emotions. I simply meant that when you ride, and stop anywhere, we relate to each other. I have never had so many people, from so many backrounds, stop and talk with me. I have forged friendships, had conversations, taken pictures with so many different people; It's crazy that something as simple as a bike, no matter what you ride, can make two people talk and get to know each other.

If nothing else, it simply seems to bridge the "traditional" gaps

 

+1 I agree, And Harley Davidson is my religion. Just saying

 

I have to admit, that is funny !
My brother is a Deacon at the Milwaukee Cathedral and will get a kick out of that.

 

It's pretty much true on the road but on these forums you will soon find out how many dislike, criticize, and ridicule other posters. Enjoy the ride, come here for laughs.

 

I'd rather be on my bike thinking about god than be in church (or in my case synagogue) thinking about my bike.