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| Why Does It Seem That EVERYONE On This Site Rides Motorcycles???
Posted: 6/6/2008 2:51:09 PM | I've been on or around bikes since before I could walk. My Dad is 88, he doesn't ride much anymore, but he still has his Vincent and wrenches it often, just to stay close.
I ride daily. I'm finally breaking down and getting a car for work.
I feel alive riding, almost part of where I am riding through.
I don't have any tats. I don't belong to a gang. I still stop if I see another biker on the side of the road. But these days when I stop, it's 50/50 if I'm going to get attitude.
My new bike is a R1200R. I am looking at a '68 Triumph and a '73 Norton as a second bike. (if I can talk myself out of getting a car. lol)
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| Why Does It Seem That EVERYONE On This Site Rides Motorcycles???
Posted: 6/9/2008 9:34:41 PM | Well ,I used to ride an adult tricycle, currently varies between walking, local bus system, and rides from relatives when they visit.
{I do better on the bus, though...More independent that way...} I'm still hoping to get another adult tricycle, but with a better lock this time around.....I heard they have motorcycle *trikes*, too, but I don't think the world or me are ready for that yet... | |
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| Why Does It Seem That EVERYONE On This Site Rides Motorcycles???
Posted: 6/28/2008 3:23:39 PM | We ride cause we can. If Ihave to explain you wouldn't understand.
There is nothing like getting on your bike after a bad day and in 5 min all the stress is gone.
It is not a phase. You either love it or you don't.
Bikers are like boaters a very close friendly environment.
How many people talk to you at Timmies in your car lol
The gas is cheap much cheaper than running your car.
On a bike there is no destination there is only the journey.
Kurby | |
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