Nobody fears a KLR rider 
Oh I don’t want to be around when your doohickey lets go!
Don’t jinx it- it’s been holding on for 11 years now 
Gus, there are many people taller than me, but few bigger. Even among bikers. Mostly, I’m not a born hugger. With exceptions.
Mine was a redhead who looked like Karen Gillan’s cuter sister. She latched onto me early on and I had to stay sober to not disappoint her. Haven’t seen her for a good year. Hope she’s okay and her husband’s stopped using. There was another who I should catch up with–she was my “pretend sponsor”–but I’m sure she’s okay. She became totally program oriented. There was another woman, from our church, who doesn’t understand the “Anonymous” thing, and she spread the word around church how I had a “harem” of beautiful women at AA. Wife thought it was hilarious.
I thought that was a Harley model, like a FLHTC, that intimidates no one. Except the owner if he needs to pick it up. 
I am not a biker. I am a motorcyclist! 
It’s wrong to make fun of Harley riders who like to play their little dress up games. They have a right to dress as any of The Village People they wish.
That was ridiculously accurate in my opinion.
I’m still laughing at the OP when he asked his “fellow bikers” if “civilians” were afraid.
WTF?
Just because you ride a bike and wear a leather costume, the rest of the populace are “civilians”?
The non-cartoon version of that South Park clip.
I have never self identified as a “biker”. For that matter, I’ve ever referred to someone who doesn’t ride as a “civilian”. :smack:
I’m a guy who sometimes rides a motorcycle. It’s not a Harley, it’s not a crotch rocket. It is what is classified as a standard.
I lurve riding, but I don’t think it makes me a part of any kind of special club or anything.
The worst sounds were coming from the blond guy on the Kawasaki engined bike. Not a Harley engine or bike.
Towards the end the repeating of the same engine sound over & over at the same volume as the line of riders moves FWD is rather suspicious and sounds an awfully lot like the sounds the Kawasaki guy was making … Hummmmm
In my many years of being a rider of 2 wheeled vehicles & the multipe thousands of guy I have talked to, NEVER have I seen, heard or been told of any CIVILIAN going up to a biker and without any other words, just state that ‘You are a FAG.’ Well, some drunks or when 2 clubs are fixing to kill each other but that is no a CIVILIAN.
Any person who has done so, do not need to give your personal info, but where were you when you did this and what kind of bike was he on, Vespa or chopper, how old were you, bar, parade, just out on the street, etc.? Did he have a club patch on or just a vest that said CMA or HOG on the back?
Extra points if one of your parents rode motorcycle for over a 5 year stretch without getting them selves killed.
1000 extra points of either parent was a full patch member in good standing with a 1% club. 
There is so much in this post that I want to ask about, but I’ll limit myself to three questions.
Do you think that video clip has a fake audio track?
Do you routinely use the word civilian to refer to non-bike riders?
In that last sentence about either parent being a 1 percenter, do you mean like a “my two dads” scenario?
Hell, on the job I use it to describe plain ol’ consumers (p-tooie!). I prefer dealing with other professionals.
:eek: It’s time to develop your Googlefu, my son. Anyway, South Park already established how the “my two dads” scenario is inherent in that group of leather queens.
I know what 1 percenter meant, but I wasn’t sure if he meant it was impossible for a 1 percenter to be part of a gay couple.
The “either one of your parents” is what I found confusing, since females aren’t allowed as patched members.
I know of some ‘old ladies’ that don’t have a club patch that are more 1%'ers than some of the guys.
What I meant was if either parent was/had 1% experience.
No, I do not think and openly gay man could be a full patched member of any 1% club. They have not gotten that liberal yet that I have heard about it.
Well, the last part of the video might be suspect unless that guy rode right around to the back of the person doing the video taking. Listen to it your self. I might be totally wrong.
A hopped up 450 Honda engine with short straight pipes make people go insane in 3.5 seconds. They make the loudest, nastiest, open piped Harley sound like a sweet lullaby.
When I have the biker costume on, non bikers are civilians.
In the military, non military are civilians.
When I have my ‘RayBans’ on in my pilot mode, non pilots are civilians or mechanics, which are the most likely ones I will talk with if I need them. ( Since I am an A&E FAA certified mechanic & I used to teach at Spartan School of Aeronautics in Tulsa, I give mechanics a lot of slack. )
You should hear my sisters who are in Colorado talk about & to people who trash up the wilderness. They get plum scary.
When on a boat of any kind, others are called ‘land lubbers.’
When the untrained go SCUBA diving with me, I call them ‘dead.’
So basically, anyone who is not engaged in the “special” little thing you are doing at the moment somehow gets a derisive (don’t deny that’s how you mean it) label attached to them?
What an egotistical way to look at others.
Of course I do. :rolleyes:
It is also an easy way to tell others that they person has no real knowledge of the activity being discussed, that is going on, that the other people doing whatever will that IMO, the civilian has no real knowledge of it & to weight their opinion accordingly.
I do not know about you but ignorance is just a lack of knowledge, stupidity is incurable.
That I use a commonly accepted word instead of a long winded discourse to communicate this to my fellow participants does not automatically make me in anyway have the intent or attitude you say I have and since you said I could not deny it, that makes you correct beyond doubt of what I think? … Got it. :smack:
Yeah, I think we “got it”. You’re a douche.
Hear, hear!