by ebbonloft July 7, 2012
A worldwide community of Buell™® American Motorcycle enthusiasts. A.K.A BadWeB for short.
Most Bad Weather Bikers don't really dig riding in the rain; the name echoes the attitude of the bad machines they ride: Thunderbolts, Lightnings, Cyclones, Blasts, Firebolts, and Ulysses, the big bad storied hero of legend who persevered through some of the baddest of bad weather ever.
Everyone enthused about Buell™® motorcycles, Buell™® rider or not, is welcome
Most Bad Weather Bikers don't really dig riding in the rain; the name echoes the attitude of the bad machines they ride: Thunderbolts, Lightnings, Cyclones, Blasts, Firebolts, and Ulysses, the big bad storied hero of legend who persevered through some of the baddest of bad weather ever.
Everyone enthused about Buell™® motorcycles, Buell™® rider or not, is welcome
by XBarker June 5, 2007
The Green Biker Dude is the heroic green soldier from the intro of Mega Man X2. He is a role model to all generic soldiers, in many ways. He followed his dreams, he did his best, no matter what the circumstances, and he died fighting for what he believed in.
The Green Biker Dude died a hero during the raid on the Reploid factory. He attempted to pop a wheelie, and he exploded.
To this day, the memory of the Green Biker Dude lives on in the hearts of millions.
The Green Biker Dude died a hero during the raid on the Reploid factory. He attempted to pop a wheelie, and he exploded.
To this day, the memory of the Green Biker Dude lives on in the hearts of millions.
by Cait Sith Fortune April 3, 2005
A biker with grease under his nails, a need for the road to stretch out in front of him but without a care for destinations. This does not depend on the brand he straddles or even his age.
More often than not you can define them by what they are not. You will not find them hanging around a starbucks, ice cream stand or trendy new spot.
Their bikes will only be put on a trailer by a repo man.
They ride in the rain and snow.
They recognize that OCC, Arlen Ness, Roland Sands and Bourget are great American Artisans... but they don't build anything worth riding.
More often than not you can define them by what they are not. You will not find them hanging around a starbucks, ice cream stand or trendy new spot.
Their bikes will only be put on a trailer by a repo man.
They ride in the rain and snow.
They recognize that OCC, Arlen Ness, Roland Sands and Bourget are great American Artisans... but they don't build anything worth riding.
Look at that dirty Nomad, talk about old school.
It takes a real old school biker to put chains on his tires and make a beer run in a snow storm.
It takes a real old school biker to put chains on his tires and make a beer run in a snow storm.
by John "Ox" November 5, 2008
Established in a 2003, the Dundee Bikers Forum is one of the most popular and active web-based discussion facilities for those on the Scottish East Coast interested in any aspect of motorcycling.
There are weekly runs through surrounding counties lasting a few hours whilst members also frequently organise trips that can be day or weekend-long.
A democratic, fair and thoughtful leadership may work for some organisations but not the DBF.
Ruled by an Admin with the people-skills of a chainsaw, the DBF management is aided by three Moderators:
* One who is rarely seen or heard.
* One who has never been seen or heard.
* One who gleefully mis-uses his authority at every opportunity.
With a current membership of around 2000 (allegedly) an a collective IQ of around 12, the DBF welcomes bikers of all ages, styles, genders and abilities. The discussion are wide-ranging - from the irreverant to the irrelevant by way of the incomprehensible BUT if you need a buddy for a run, technical assistance, hands-on help or some general biking advice, this is the place to come.
And if you're completely new to the world of biking, just leave your preconceptions at the door (along with your dignity) and come on in.
If you live anywhere near Dundee and you've got a bike, the DBF's for you.
There are weekly runs through surrounding counties lasting a few hours whilst members also frequently organise trips that can be day or weekend-long.
A democratic, fair and thoughtful leadership may work for some organisations but not the DBF.
Ruled by an Admin with the people-skills of a chainsaw, the DBF management is aided by three Moderators:
* One who is rarely seen or heard.
* One who has never been seen or heard.
* One who gleefully mis-uses his authority at every opportunity.
With a current membership of around 2000 (allegedly) an a collective IQ of around 12, the DBF welcomes bikers of all ages, styles, genders and abilities. The discussion are wide-ranging - from the irreverant to the irrelevant by way of the incomprehensible BUT if you need a buddy for a run, technical assistance, hands-on help or some general biking advice, this is the place to come.
And if you're completely new to the world of biking, just leave your preconceptions at the door (along with your dignity) and come on in.
If you live anywhere near Dundee and you've got a bike, the DBF's for you.
by Horned One August 27, 2009
A person that has a motorcycle and rides it only when he knows,absolutely,that the weather is going to be perfect.
"Danny won't be riding today because it's too cool and cloudy" " You know he's just a punk ass fair weather biker"
by Mystifye May 17, 2010
A somewhat denigrating nickname bestowed upon Mike Pence due to his weirdly absurd appearance in Iowa today on a growling Harley, designed to attempt to counteract his previously mild mannered persona verging on nonexistence.
Oh look, all decked out in black leather and looking sinfully tan and sexy, here comes Biker Boy Mike on his powerful motorbike!
by Dr Bunnygirl June 8, 2023