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WelshWizard
16th January 2008, 16:05
you might be a biker if you would rather ride your "bike" before any other means of transportation

you might be a biker if you stop to help when you see another biker broke down, regardless of what he is riding.

you might be a biker if you relentlessly go the extra mile for the causes you support. [ie. abate, hospital fund raiser, poker run for a downed brother. etc.]

you might be a biker if you know more about your scoot than most folks do about their cars, trucks, and toys in general.

you might be a biker if you feel that being on a bike is the biggest part of your life, and that you feel that you and your bike are one!

you might be a biker if when you are not threatened, you are a big teddybear!

you might be a biker if you have ever had a motorcycle in your kitchen or living room!

you might be a biker if you talk to your scoot more than too your ol' lady!

you might be a biker if you have more dreams about those long rides than you have about that incredible babe you were with last night!

you might be a biker if you have ever called in sick to work because the weather was perfect for a nice long ride!

you might be a biker if you feel as much pride in your ride as you do for your kids!

you might be a biker if you will ride in any type of weather to get to a biker event for the free bbq & beer!

you might be a biker if you are someone who talks, walks, eats, sleeps, dreams, bleeds and craps bikes!

you might be a biker if you know your limitations & the limitations of your machine, but really don't care!

you might be a biker if you long to roam the open road under the stars & deal with the elements of nature as you meet them!

you might be a biker if you'd rather walk than ride bitch.

you might be a biker if you don't mind getting some bugs splattered across your face.

you might be a biker if you have slept on your bed roll along side your scoot on the side of the road or a rest stop.

you might be a biker if you will eat greasy "carney" food, drink warm beer, use foul language to make a point, ride hard to get somewhere, listen to all the southern rock & stomp your feet to the tune and then go to bed without a care (but hopefully with a babe) and then get up the next day & do it all over again!

and you definitely are a biker if the thought of sturgis or daytona brings a big smile to your face
Originally posted by QBall on Motorcycleliving

Pwalo
17th January 2008, 12:01
Now I bet that came out of an American 'Touring' magazine or website.

Drum
17th January 2008, 12:21
You're probably not a biker if you call your bike a 'scoot'.:Pokey:

McDuck
17th January 2008, 14:12
You are a biker if you do not buy somthing because 'that is 3 tanks of gass for the bike'

Big Dave
17th January 2008, 14:17
Pretty good I reckon.

I talk to my wife - i don't talk to my bike - it's just a machine.

The thought of Sturgis or Daytona makes this crowd hating Australian's blood run cold.

Scoot is ghey.

jrandom
17th January 2008, 14:22
I rather suspect that the majority of attendees at Sturgis or Daytona trailer their Harley Davidsons there, park up their SUVs at a motel and ride into town.

And then write lists like this one.

Hitcher
17th January 2008, 14:53
I rather suspect that the majority of attendees at Sturgis or Daytona trailer their Harley Davidsons there, park up their SUVs at a motel and ride into town.

And then write lists like this one.

I shall post photographic evidence of this later this year!

TOTO
17th January 2008, 16:28
you might be a biker if you have ever called in sick to work because the weather was perfect for a nice long ride!




Did that on last sudnay...I might be biker ...nevermind I ride hairdrier :rolleyes:

tri boy
17th January 2008, 17:01
Theres something about the term "biker" that I struggle with.:confused:
I think M/cyclists preferred the term over the media driven "bikey"/"bikie" etc.
But it just sounds.....well, kinda naff.
Motorcyclist encompasses the whole spectrum of the lifestyle, from granddad pottering in his shed with an old BSA, to any racers, scooter riders, trials and stunt guys/girls etc.
I guess it a American term.
Conjures up images of wanna be's, rather than the chosen few. MHO

WelshWizard
17th January 2008, 21:33
Motorcyclist encompasses the whole spectrum of the lifestyle, from granddad pottering in his shed with an old BSA, to any racers, scooter riders, trials and stunt guys/girls etc.
MHO


Hey, I still potter in the shed with my BSA, Norton and Triumphs and I am no Grandpa yet, ;)

Tank
18th January 2008, 10:42
I have fixed some of the more obvious mistakes for you....




You might be a sad, lonley man, if you feel that being on a bike is the biggest part of your life.

You might be a closet gay (or a Honda rider) if you have more dreams about those long rides than you have about that incredible babe you were with last night!

You might be a really poor father if you feel as much pride in your ride as you do for your kids!

You might be a really tight git if you will ride in any type of weather to get to a biker event for the free bbq & beer!

You might be a skidmark if you know your limitations & the limitations of your machine, but really don't care!

Tank
18th January 2008, 10:44
I also think that this is funny being posted under wannabe and Newbie bikers - because Im guessing that the kind of guy who wrote that was a wannabe thru and thru.

Big Dog
18th January 2008, 11:04
you might be a biker if you'd rather walk than ride bitch.

you might be a biker if you have slept on your bed roll along side your scoot on the side of the road or a rest stop.

I guess these two count me out... The only two but rules is rules.

WelshWizard
18th January 2008, 16:13
I have fixed some of the more obvious mistakes for you....
Quote:
Originally Posted by WelshWizard

You might be a sad, lonley man, if you feel that being on a bike is the biggest part of your life.

You might be a closet gay (or a Honda rider) if you have more dreams about those long rides than you have about that incredible babe you were with last night!

You might be a really poor father if you feel as much pride in your ride as you do for your kids!

You might be a really tight git if you will ride in any type of weather to get to a biker event for the free bbq & beer!

You might be a skidmark if you know your limitations & the limitations of your machine, but really don't care!



I also think that this is funny being posted under wannabe and Newbie bikers - because Im guessing that the kind of guy who wrote that was a wannabe thru and thru.
Seems to have struck a raw nerve :laugh:
seems you think that Qball the yank that put this out is a wanna be newb, :doctor:

Conquiztador
18th January 2008, 21:54
My take on it (and no, was not c/p from somewhere)

http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/showthread.php?p=1288863#post1288863

Tank
21st January 2008, 15:26
Seems to have struck a raw nerve :laugh:

umm nope. I just disagreed with comments.

McDuck
21st January 2008, 15:37
umm nope. I just disagreed with comments.

If that was disagreeing with you i would hate to piss you off.

Tank
21st January 2008, 17:22
If that was disagreeing with you i would hate to piss you off.

If I'm really pissed I use ALL CAPS. - how tough is that!

McDuck
21st January 2008, 17:29
If I'm really pissed I use ALL CAPS. - how tough is that!

I would run away.






















































fast.

Coyote
21st January 2008, 19:33
You are a biker if you do not buy somthing because 'that is 3 tanks of gass for the bike'
I've noticed myself thinking "that's xxx tanks worth" more so than hours at work. I'm not the only one :D

Coyote
21st January 2008, 19:38
I rather suspect that the majority of attendees at Sturgis or Daytona trailer their Harley Davidsons there, park up their SUVs at a motel and ride into town.

And then write lists like this one.
Dirt bikers are the worst for that :msn-wink:

Swoop
21st January 2008, 19:50
you might be a biker if you automatically look out when another bike goes by, even when you are stopped somewhere.

Coyote
21st January 2008, 19:53
I have fixed some of the more obvious mistakes for you....
I tend to oggle the flash cars more so than the busty babes as I have less chance of riding in one of those cars.

Only riding a Honda untill I can ride a Kawasaki

WelshWizard
21st January 2008, 20:15
I tend to oggle the flash cars more so than the busty babes as I have less chance of riding in one of those cars.

Only riding a Honda untill I can ride a Kawasaki

Maybe we could change that to

Only riding a Honda till I can ride a Trumpy

Coyote
22nd January 2008, 11:29
Maybe we could change that to

Only riding a Honda till I can ride a Trumpy
As in Triumph? Well I heard a Bonnie with staight through pipes and it got me interested. I'd have one, but not before a ZX10R.

WelshWizard
22nd January 2008, 21:11
As in Triumph? Well I heard a Bonnie with staight through pipes and it got me interested. I'd have one, but not before a ZX10R.

Trumpy = Triumph, I was thinking of a Speedmaster with Straight through resonators ;) but the smaller Bonnie has potential, but the Speed triple with open bore for a smaller Trumpy would def have potential

Not sure about the ZX10R sat on one down at Mt Eden M/C just could not get comfy on it, so riding any distance would prove a pain ( should add I have a 6 1/2" scare down the centre of my back that makes any Sports bike hard for me to get on with these days.

Coyote
23rd January 2008, 07:43
Trumpy = Triumph, I was thinking of a Speedmaster with Straight through resonators ;) but the smaller Bonnie has potential, but the Speed triple with open bore for a smaller Trumpy would def have potential

Not sure about the ZX10R sat on one down at Mt Eden M/C just could not get comfy on it, so riding any distance would prove a pain ( should add I have a 6 1/2" scare down the centre of my back that makes any Sports bike hard for me to get on with these days.
The Speedmaster is cool. Out of all of Triumph's range I'd have the Daytona 675 though, or a Speed Triple.

I just like the look of the 2004-05 ZX10R. I rode one too and it was great. It's been top of my list for quite a while.