A code of conduct akin to honor when motorcyclists are on/around thier rides or associating with other motorcyclists. An unspoken unbiased understanding that everyone who chooses to ride any machine with a set of handlebars and a saddle is welcome to this international family. This code of conduct is identified with every riders salute, when they stop and provide support to fellow riders seen posibly broke down on the side of the road, and shown in any other form of lawful assistance or encouragement to continue safely as motorcyclists.
Being a biker is not a title one grants themselves. Is not part of a criminal elliment, or openly advertises to be part of one. Is NOT someone to be feared. Finally a biker EARNS this title in thier hearts by how they conduct themselves and is perceived by their brethren as such. It is a title one can lose and re-earn by those actions. It is the badge of honor one values as a motorcyclist.
Being a biker is not a title one grants themselves. Is not part of a criminal elliment, or openly advertises to be part of one. Is NOT someone to be feared. Finally a biker EARNS this title in thier hearts by how they conduct themselves and is perceived by their brethren as such. It is a title one can lose and re-earn by those actions. It is the badge of honor one values as a motorcyclist.
I busted my chain I was on the side of the road, and a biker stopped and had an extra master link to help me get back out on the road.
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Verb: bicker; 3rd person present: bickers; past tense: bickered; past participle: bickered; gerund or present participle: bickering
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Verb: bicker; 3rd person present: bickers; past tense: bickered; past participle: bickered; gerund or present participle: bickering
“This is normal sister bickering”.
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"whenever the phone rings, they bicker over who must answer it".
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"whenever the phone rings, they bicker over who must answer it".
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Derogatory term used by old bikers to describe:
1) Riders (mainly Baby Boomers) who have never ridden a motorcycle before
2) Wealthy doctors or lawyers etc..
3) Or have only ridden Japanese motorcycles before
- But now have bought a new Harley and consider themselves to be a "real biker".
This term is also used to describe people who ride "Harley Clones" (japanese motorcycles) like the Yamaha Road Star, Kawasaki Vulcan, Suzuki Intruder or the Honda Valkyrie.
1) Riders (mainly Baby Boomers) who have never ridden a motorcycle before
2) Wealthy doctors or lawyers etc..
3) Or have only ridden Japanese motorcycles before
- But now have bought a new Harley and consider themselves to be a "real biker".
This term is also used to describe people who ride "Harley Clones" (japanese motorcycles) like the Yamaha Road Star, Kawasaki Vulcan, Suzuki Intruder or the Honda Valkyrie.
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I've been a huge fan of Travis Clark's tattoos since way before it was cool. He became a big deal and when I got a new tattoo from him, it looked like a swollen pig's ass. I'm so hipster bitter.
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