Men riding b*tch?

**007XX** · 19th February 2008, 15:41

If hubby is going to be anything like he is in a car (as a potential pillion), then no thanks!
Talk about a left side driver...

Now that I ride my own, I'd rather stay on it...not so hot for pillioning anymore as his bike is just way uncomfortable anyway.

If we had an accident and his bike was out of action, then I'd let him ride my bike with me as a pillion, but only because that would be the sensible option, him being the more experienced rider and all...

**whistlersmother** · 19th February 2008, 15:45

Originally Posted by bikerwoman500

Men riding bitchs?

Cant say i've ever ridden a lady,

just bitchs for this pimpin boe

**Unit:Me** · 19th February 2008, 15:46

Originally Posted by 007XX

I'd let him ride my bike with me as a pillion, but only because that would be the sensible option...

And we love stroking their egos and our man being a man, ya know what I mean

**Rotor** · 19th February 2008, 15:48

There some males that I wouldn't ride on the same road with let a lone get on the back with, same with some females.
you have to trust the rider as well

**Subike** · 19th February 2008, 15:49

no problem riding pillion with a woman rider
If she has her licence and is riding a decent size bike,
then whats the problem?
Im only a little fellow, so it would be like having a full camp kit on the back if I was pillion.
Have done plenty of pillion riding in the past, can be very enjoyable, the views alone are worth it. as anyone who pillions regually will agree.

**007XX** · 19th February 2008, 15:50

Originally Posted by Unit

And we love stroking their egos and our man being a man, ya know what I mean

SSsshhhhhh...ya gonna get me in trouble

Talk about a trick question: I'm doomed whether I say yes or no.

However, i'll stroke whatever 007XY wants me to!

**Big Dave** · 19th February 2008, 16:15

I don't ride pillion - any circumstance.

**madbikeboy** · 19th February 2008, 19:06

Originally Posted by Hitcher

Typical, really, of the rampant misogynism prevalent in much of the biker community, particularly online.

Misogynism condoned by women too, even more surprisingly.

Dear Hitcher,

Your literacy is giving the rest of us a bad reputation. And your grammar - perfect! You need to sink the same level as the rest of us.

No skill is more crucial to the future of a child, or to a democratic and prosperous society, than literacy. (LA Times, "A Child Literacy Initiative for the Greater Los Angeles Area").

Yours sincerely,
Madbikeboy.

**Kickaha** · 19th February 2008, 19:18

Originally Posted by Planna

Personally, if someone calls me a bitch it automatically gets my hackles up .......

But sidecar bob is your bitch, right?

**BIHB@0610** · 19th February 2008, 19:38

No, he's my lover and my friend, my companion and my muse. I respect him too much to ever refer to him as my bitch.

Ok, you can vomit now .....

**Mikkel** · 19th February 2008, 19:44

If I trusted the rider it wouldn't matter at all what sex they had.

And I don't see any reason to trust a female rider less than a male. She's less likely to have a brainfart and decide to demonstrate her testicular fortitude. On the other hand she might feel the need to give the yoke of sexual prejudice a small shove - but I'm sure that I would bear part of the fault if that was indeed the case.

**bikerwoman500** · 20th February 2008, 05:28

The vote looks like a YES!!! Although some of the post tell a different story. Maybe I should have rephrased it, "if it weren't for the handholds" how many guys would ride on the back? That would be the real determining factor.