#Poser biker full#

My brother said, 'Most people don't buy a 1450cc Harley to learn on.' I told him, 'Since when have *I* been 'most people'?' I made a point to ride it home from the dealership, because if I had it delivered, I couldn't have found other excuses to just get out and ride.

#Poser biker full#

I took my full 10 hours of riding experience.all of it in 1st and 2nd gear mind you.and started with a 88ci lowrider. The 650 so it wouldn't be too big and intimidating, and a beater so I wouldn't cry when I dropped it. Ya know, when I first got my license, all my friends told me to buy a beater bike, nothing over 650cc to learn on. I now ride a 97 FLHTCUI 125 anniversary Shriners Addition. That my first Harley a 80 Lowrider in my profile Pic. Harleys are way to expensive to learn on. I've been ridin since 62, but still can't get use to the bugs! Learned to ride on a Ducati too Wolf. Sometimes when it is windy as hell and cold, I just go start a bike a sit on for a bit, maybe clean a little, turn a wrench. I for one am a poser everyday until I can get home a get on my bike (yamaha or Harley). Posers know they are poser and are jealous of those with real stories and scars to prove it. Hmmm I am not sure what makes a poser, but I think if you got good stories, you ain't a poser. Then they go usually for one weekend a year somewhere (trailer their bike) then ride to the local pub occasionally during nice weather. They go buy one and deck it all out along with themselves. My GF made me clean my jacket too, she said it was disgusting so now it's all shiny and clean, don't feel right with the sand and dirt gone!! I know many people from around here that never rode a bike until they were 40 or so and able to afford a Harley. I just bought a new Harley so I am sure some people think I am a poser cause it's all new and shiny. I have rode mostly Yamaha's over the years and a Honda or two. I pick two wheels over four any time I get the chance. It's a bit chilly this morning but I rode in to work anyway. My brother in law's Road King for example gets less that hundred miles a year and he lives in clothes that say Harley Davidson all over them. That and I know some hardcore Ducati riders that ride a lot and some Harley guys that only ride once or twice a year and then only if the temperature is between seventy five and eighty.