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Here's the jacket i bought

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cool if you're into bikes and classless stuff
 
avidinternet said:
Harsh...but..I concur

don't fucking agree with me you frumpy troll
 
lol @ calling bikes classless

for many, the harley davidson represents freedom.

for people into sport bikes, its a hobby, sport, scene all rolled into on.

The Sr. VP of Finance in my company is an advid harley fan, nothing classless about him at all
 
Lestat said:
lol @ calling bikes classless

for many, the harley davidson represents freedom.

for people into sport bikes, its a hobby, sport, scene all rolled into on.

The Sr. VP of Finance in my company is an advid harley fan, nothing classless about him at all

jesus H i'm not calling bikes classless, just razorguns you passive aggressive phag

and lots of things are hobbies, sports and scenes rolled into one

like average chick fucking
 
Lestat said:
lol @ calling bikes classless

for many, the harley davidson represents freedom.

for people into sport bikes, its a hobby, sport, scene all rolled into on.

The Sr. VP of Finance in my company is an advid harley fan, nothing classless about him at all

Did you see "Wildhogs"?
 
biteme's post has taken this thread beyond recovery from the classless zone
 
this thread is so classless it's only viewable in the summer
 
razorguns has relatives who were on the bottom floor of the titanic
 
swole said:
biteme's post has taken this thread beyond recovery from the classless zone

That's my job here. Keep working those legs and someday you'll catch up with me.
 
biteme said:
That's my job here. Keep working those legs and someday you'll catch up with me.

pics or stfu, plus i'm only 25 and you're like 45 with 44 years of a.a.s. use
 
swole said:
pics or stfu, plus i'm only 25 and you're like 45 with 44 years of a.a.s. use

WTF? I started taking the stuff right out of the womb. At least get your facts straight.
 
This thread had potential...

But I'm not at all disappointed, I quite enjoy the sniping, keep it up.


b0und (classless prick)
 
i might be picking up a sportster next week as a starter bike. my buddy wants to sell his and it looks real sweet.

i wanna start living on both coasts - so i'm planning on having my car in 1 location, and keeping a bike in storage here. i'm so schmart :)
 
avidinternet said:

don't be salty just cuz your vag is withering away
 
swole said:
jesus H i'm not calling bikes classless, just razorguns you passive aggressive phag

and lots of things are hobbies, sports and scenes rolled into one

like average chick fucking
does it make you feel better when you are so angry and hostile? I can't imagine it does, but some people are different I suppose.
 
And I got a jacket too :qt: I didn't like any of the Harley jackets because they were just too uncomfrortable. This one has fullbody armour (which is removable) and zip-out lining and vented as well. The jacket is bad-ass, comfortable as hell and best of all I got it 50% OFF!!!! (The Harley boots were also 75% off.)

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The helmet was custom but still didn't cost nearly what a similar PLAIN "Harley Davidson" helmet would have set a body back. One of those PLAIN *just like everybody else has* helmets would put a FIVE HUNDRED DOLLAR DENT in your wallet. What kind of nonsense is that?

What can I say? I am wierd.... and CHEAP. :lmao:

Here is the back of the jacket from the other side. It has a little feaux garter belts with red ribbons (red is my fav color), lace up sides (very bustier-like) and spider's web (I LOVE spiders) and the patch on the top right corner is the shit. It has a stiletto heeled red boot and says, "These boot are NOT made for walkin". ;)

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KillahBee said:
you plan to wear the jacket before you buy the bike, bro?

I wouldn't be able to pull that one off

dawg - there's no way on god's green earth i could wear that here in la heat. and with army stuff from oct til mar - earliest i could wear it would be march/08.

ill long have the bike by then. plus what if it's discontinued if i buy it then. i've lost too many things in life by waiting :(

r
 
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Razorguns said:
see - this is the kinda one i wanna get. basically: shield, all black, luggage/back bar, saddlebags, and custom leather grip handlebars. i might do some other mods to it as well.

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http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Harl...tegoryZ49995QQihZ003QQitemZ130133625066QQrdZ1

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Dude,

Ya gonna put all that on a sporty? Man If you are going to get a bike get one a little bigger, you'll be much happier.

Sportsters in the old days shook and rattled so much ya had to tighten the foot pegs every time ya filled up, and the tank only holds a couple cups of gas so that is often.

Now they make em 1200cc's but I think it is cause they just have the facilities and someone will buy em cause they always have.

Trust me when I tell ya, you should put down what you want to spend for the Sporty and get at least an older dyna or wide glide. Then later spend a few thousand on little extras, most older bikes already are pretty well chromed and have extra little parts. Remember an an exhaust can cost a couple k and chrome is a never ending purchase.

Stock Harley (not a Sportster) $22,000
Chrome and extras $40,000
Good looking bitch on the back Priceless

They should give ya the bike and just let ya buy extras. For the bitch you are definetly on your own!

The guys that haven't ridden much get Sportys for their old ladies, which is a bad idea, they have a high center of gravity and are very narrrow. Plus they are tiny bikes. No meat and no substance, no power, no chick appeal.

Take it from an old schooler. I bought my first harley in 1962 the old bitch on the back was born many years after I had my second and third bike. The first three were Full Dressed, now that got some punanni, works today too.....

Please rethink the Sporty, you'll be glad you did. But nice jacket. And by the way I haven't seen anyone wearing army stuff riding a HD lately. Just sayin...

:santa:
 
Grumpy Old Man said:
Dude,

Ya gonna put all that on a sporty? Man If you are going to get a bike get one a little bigger, you'll be much happier.

Sportsters in the old days shook and rattled so much ya had to tighten the foot pegs every time ya filled up, and the tank only holds a couple cups of gas so that is often.

Now they make em 1200cc's but I think it is cause they just have the facilities and someone will buy em cause they always have.

Trust me when I tell ya, you should put down what you want to spend for the Sporty and get at least an older dyna or wide glide. Then later spend a few thousand on little extras, most older bikes already are pretty well chromed and have extra little parts. Remember an an exhaust can cost a couple k and chrome is a never ending purchase.

Stock Harley (not a Sportster) $22,000
Chrome and extras $40,000
Good looking bitch on the back Priceless

They should give ya the bike and just let ya buy extras. For the bitch you are definetly on your own!

The guys that haven't ridden much get Sportys for their old ladies, which is a bad idea, they have a high center of gravity and are very narrrow. Plus they are tiny bikes. No meat and no substance, no power, no chick appeal.

Take it from an old schooler. I bought my first harley in 1962 the old bitch on the back was born many years after I had my second and third bike. The first three were Full Dressed, now that got some punanni, works today too.....

Please rethink the Sporty, you'll be glad you did. But nice jacket. And by the way I haven't seen anyone wearing army stuff riding a HD lately. Just sayin...

:santa:

thanks. some good sugg's.

i'm still learnin' about bikes/harleys. which is why i don't want to spend too much right away. i don't know what i may want 1 month later, or 1 year later.

i could easily afford a fatboy - but then the same thing happens. what to get? and much more money is involved if i get a wrong one.

i think the shield, back rack, new handlebars, saddlebags and more chrome makes it look less 'sporty' imho. but the high center of gravity, no power and narrowness worries me.

plus once i get a harley, i can start going to bike nights every week - and i'm sure i'll receive a million more tips on what to get. maybe even find a great deal.

r
 
Razorguns said:
thanks. some good sugg's.

i'm still learnin' about bikes/harleys. which is why i don't want to spend too much right away. i don't know what i may want 1 month later, or 1 year later.

i could easily afford a fatboy - but then the same thing happens. what to get? and much more money is involved if i get a wrong one.

i think the shield, back rack, new handlebars, saddlebags and more chrome makes it look less 'sporty' imho. but the high center of gravity, no power and narrowness worries me.

plus once i get a harley, i can start going to bike nights every week - and i'm sure i'll receive a million more tips on what to get. maybe even find a great deal.

r

The Old Grump says:

Nope, if you have a fatboy at least you have somewhere to start: they are great bikes. And you can make a fatboy anyway you want: windshield, bags, footboards and a ton of chrome.

If you go to a rally w/a Sporty everybody thinks you are either :rainbow: or you dont know shit about motorcycles.... straight up. Kinda like going to a Chevy dealership and *looking for* a Corvette and leaving with a 4 cylinder Vega.

... just sayin.

But he is old so WTF does he know?
 
BIKINIMOM said:
The Old Grump says:

Nope, if you have a fatboy at least you have somewhere to start: they are great bikes. And you can make a fatboy anyway you want: windshield, bags, footboards and a ton of chrome.

If you go to a rally w/a Sporty everybody thinks you are either :rainbow: or you dont know shit about motorcycles.... straight up. Kinda like going to a Chevy dealership and *looking for* a Corvette and leaving with a 4 cylinder Vega.

... just sayin.

But he is old so WTF does he know?

thanks.

i'm very outgoing and warm so i think most people will be more than willing to give me advice. plus i already have a lot of harley friends.

but i don't want to waste or regret money/purchase just as much as the next guy. and $20g's, is still a lot of money. even for me.

r
 
Buy a Bourget Fat Daddy.

More expensive, but worth every penny.

By the time you nickle and dime yourself with chrome and parts and it still looks the same as everyone else on the roads, you will be sad and out some serious cash.

Been there, done that.
 
avidinternet said:
Buy a Bourget Fat Daddy.

More expensive, but worth every penny.

By the time you nickle and dime yourself with chrome and parts and it still looks the same as everyone else on the roads, you will be sad and out some serious cash.

Been there, done that.

Dude he is stuck on an old Sporty. Get it? I tried to tell him girley bike! In the most loving and biker way. Ya get what ya pay for!

:santa:
 
Here is the kind of bike you want, this is mine the day I bought it. I put different pipes, rims, seat on it now though.

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so do you want to buy it? sorry but that was my best sales pitch.
 
Grumpy Old Man said:
Dude he is stuck on an old Sporty. Get it? I tried to tell him girley bike! In the most loving and biker way. Ya get what ya pay for!

:santa:


Well at least we tried to warn him...I told my brother in law the same thing when he started out. 3 bikes later...

"You were right all along"...

Just sayin

Look it up, Bourget Fat Daddy.
 
avidinternet said:
Lol, now all he has to do is start buying the chrome kits...

That should cost him about 10 bucks, the pink is such an "In" color for bikers these days, but he has a nice jacket!

:santa:
 
sfmonster said:
Here is the kind of bike you want, this is mine the day I bought it. I put different pipes, rims, seat on it now though.

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so do you want to buy it? sorry but that was my best sales pitch.

what's the 411 on that?
 
Mr. dB said:

So you got a candid shot of RG's pimped out ride?

He is such a goof, already had a bike, AND he parks it right out front!

Check out his mirrors, ain't nobody gonna sneak up from his behind!

:santa:
 
that bike looks too fancy and upscale. i can see true harley guys rippin' on it already. i'm sure they got a word for rich guys who buy choppers to look cool.

nice tho. but i'll stick to a simple harley.
 
Razorguns said:
that bike looks too fancy and upscale. i can see true harley guys rippin' on it already. i'm sure they got a word for rich guys who buy choppers to look cool.

nice tho. but i'll stick to a simple harley.

"Simply Harley"? You've not seen the catalog I take it? Shit, you just spent how much on the fugging jacket? :lmao:

For the record, I have NEVER heard an old-schooler rip on a custom bike. Old-schoolers COMPLIMENT other bike owners. And those who have nicer bikes than the next guy don't EVER make the guy with the less expensive gear feel bad. When the day is done - they are ALL BIKERS. A true biker (or anyone who has spent time with them - cause I am not fronting, this is new to me) is united with the common bond: their love of riding.

For the record, my silly Old Grump even waves to mo-ped owners!
 
BIKINIMOM said:
"Simply Harley"? You've not seen the catalog I take it? Shit, you just spent how much on the fugging jacket? :lmao:

For the record, I have NEVER heard an old-schooler rip on a custom bike. Old-schoolers COMPLIMENT other bike owners. And those who have nicer bikes than the next guy don't EVER make the guy with the less expensive gear feel bad. When the day is done - they are ALL BIKERS. A true biker (or anyone who has spent time with them - cause I am not fronting, this is new to me) is united with the common bond: their love of riding.

For the record, my silly Old Grump even waves to mo-ped owners!

Bikinimom is exactly right...I have been on all sides of this coin, and she is right on the money with her assessment.
 
avidinternet said:
Bikinimom is exactly right...I have been on all sides of this coin, and she is right on the money with her assessment.

With my Old Grump we are in all sorts of company, from old-school bikers with really long hair and barely enough money to afford more than a "buffalo-skin" vest to the newbie bikers (ie Hogwild) with way too freaking much money and not enough experience to control the machine they just bought, all "Harley-geared to the hilts" :lmao:.... and we move freely without prejuidice between all the "classes". My husband NEVER steps on another man's penis by talking about material wealth. Heck he is in a T-shirt and jeans, his leather vest with his patches... we both wear our sterling silver wedding bands.

If you gotta pull your wallet out to win a pissing contest with a biker - prepare to lose every single time. Their is an unspoken code of ethics, sorta like how REAL Texans behave....

The day I see my Old Grump pull his dick or wallet out to win a *perceived pissing contest* with a biker is the day I leave...

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I have never witnessed any prejudices either. There are so many different "types" of riders.

It is always funny to me when people are afraid of "bikers". Everything from newbies to CEOs all mix and mingle and could care less.

But pretty much everybody gets started out and is sucked into the beginner bike, spend a million dollars on chrome kits/ upgrades trap and in the end most covet their own custom cycle.

That's what keeps the Harley joints in business after all...customization.
 
avidinternet said:
I have never witnessed any prejudices either. There are so many different "types" of riders.

It is always funny to me when people are afraid of "bikers". Everything from newbies to CEOs all mix and mingle and could care less.

But pretty much everybody gets started out and is sucked into the beginner bike, spend a million dollars on chrome kits/ upgrades trap and in the end most covet their own custom cycle.

That's what keeps the Harley joints in business after all...customization.

My first bike was a 1964 DuoGlide. It cost a whopping, chromed out, custom $1450.00 out the door. The $81.00 p/month payment almost killed me, course that was after a hyuge $300.00 down payment - THREE YEARS of payments, including insurance.

Bikers are not bikers because they *ride a Harley* (although it doesn't hurt)... HEART is what determines a true biker.

Those that are assholes are assholes will forever assholes remain.... they will never have heart nor will they ever be accepted in the community.

When I started riding if we parked anywhere near any business, the sheriff was called and we were escorted out of town. Now, the valet directs me as close to the front door as possible and people walk out and oo and ah and come in to say, "NICE BIKE!"

Those that have a *nice jacket* and drive and old CAGE beater come into our presence, we just look at them and smile to one another.... nothing else needs to be said.

My old bros are now dead, CEO's, major moguls in all industries, and if we need one another there is no question that we will be there. 3/4 of my brothers are either dead from war, drugs, gunshot wounds, or old age (we lived the hard life then) but we all have a common bond: watching each others' back, keeping the cage from our brother and living the life.

Wannabees never get it and never will.

A starter bike is like jacking off with no hands. No heart, no soul, NO BALLS.

Rock on sister! Much love, YOU GOT IT! .... those guys don't.

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