When did bikers become so fucken soft?

**Gremlin** · 20th March 2015, 18:22

Originally Posted by Drew

Have I touched a nerve?

Nope, I was laughing at the irony, that unless intended, was hilarious.

You complain about bikers being soft, yet "hard" bikers don't normally complain about the softness of other bikers.

Personally, I couldn't really care less. I get to ride my motorcycle for most of the weekend, so that's good enough for me

**TheDemonLord** · 20th March 2015, 18:25

Originally Posted by nodrog

Cos you had 10min to spare before glee started?

Ah.

You got me.

I am a raging glee fan.

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Oh wait, thats right - no I don't and you are being nowhere near as clever as you think you are being.

**98tls** · 20th March 2015, 18:26

Originally Posted by TheDemonLord

Suppose I was as you put it 'new age fag riding' could I truly force you to ride differently?

Bondage?

**nodrog:Me** · 20th March 2015, 18:27

Originally Posted by TheDemonLord

Ah.

You got me.

I am a raging glee fan.

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Oh wait, thats right - no I don't and you are being nowhere near as clever as you think you are being.

sorry, thanks for correcting me.

**98tls** · 20th March 2015, 18:29

Originally Posted by nodrog

sorry, thanks for correcting me.

I wanna see the pic

**TheDemonLord** · 20th March 2015, 18:30

Originally Posted by 98tls

Bondage?

Hmmmmm I'm not sure how one could do Bondage whilst riding - but I'm sure the House of Gourd probably has a few ideas

**scumdog** · 20th March 2015, 18:35

Originally Posted by Drew

Reading a thread just now, and someone asks what tyre pressures to run on his bike at the track.

Heap of fags start going on about taking it easy and ride within your limits. The tyres will be fine as you run them on the road...

Why go to the fucken track then? Give it shit cunt, that's what race tracks are for!

Yeah, get out there on a '66 Jawa with 30 year old knobbies and ENJOY....fuck worrying about tyre pressure!!

**bogan** · 20th March 2015, 18:35

Originally Posted by TheDemonLord

House of Gourd probably has a few ideas

Is that the one with kevin spacey in it? He plays tough guy fairly well in a non-traditional sense, of being not so much tough physically, but carrying the absolute self assurance he is not to be fucked with.

**mossy1200** · 20th March 2015, 18:36

Nice. A Pizzling competition.

**Drew** · 20th March 2015, 18:36

Originally Posted by Gremlin

Nope, I was laughing at the irony, that unless intended, was hilarious.

You complain about bikers being soft, yet "hard" bikers don't normally complain about the softness of other bikers.

Personally, I couldn't really care less. I get to ride my motorcycle for most of the weekend, so that's good enough for me

I suppose it could be read into my post, that I thought I must be a hard biker. It would be a mistake though.

**Maha** · 20th March 2015, 18:38

Most bikers just talk tough, I love you guys, but not Akzle, he smells like a Big Mac for some reason?

**Drew** · 20th March 2015, 18:41

Originally Posted by Maha

Most bikers just talk tough, I love you guys, but not Akzel, he smells like a Big Mac.

Not anymore it seems, since most around here wanna stand around having a cuddle and reassuring each other that riding hard on a race track isn't the idea.

**TheDemonLord** · 20th March 2015, 18:42

Originally Posted by bogan

Is that the one with kevin spacey in it? He plays tough guy fairly well in a non-traditional sense, of being not so much tough physically, but carrying the absolute self assurance he is not to be fucked with.

Not quite....

**haydes55** · 20th March 2015, 18:47

Originally Posted by Akzle

When did bikers become so fucken soft?

'bout february 20th. little bitches that tney are.

Is that your birthday?

My take on soft bikers; the entire western world is softening up.

Most people back in the pre-internet age, would find set ups and riding styles by practice, advice from friends and trial and error. Now noobs can find advice, set up info and learn from other peoples errors before even starting to practice. Less trial, less error.