Born to Be Wild

bulldurham · Oct 20, 2016

NancyMoranG · Oct 20, 2016

Great clarity and color! Are those shin guards?

dxqcanada · Oct 20, 2016

Hmm, is that a selfie ?

bulldurham · Oct 20, 2016

Not sure what those are but they look like shin guards. As to a selfie...not a chance. I was an EMT years ago and I never went to wreck involving a motorcycle where there wasn't one or two limbs sticking out at right angles. We always referred to them as organ donors.

NancyMoranG · Oct 21, 2016

^ that is why my dad never let us ride a motorcycle with ANYONE ( including boyfriends, not that we were the bike type family)
He always said, that's the 1st thing to go is the legs...

OurgamePoker · Oct 21, 2016

Great photo and colors...Really great!

ZombiesniperJr · Oct 21, 2016

Nice shot

PhotoriousMe · Oct 21, 2016

I like the naked lady lying on the exhaust pipe.

Dave

Taveuni · Oct 22, 2016

Born to be wild....but wearing accountant's shoes.

bulldurham · Oct 22, 2016

Taveuni said:
Born to be wild....but wearing accountant's shoes.

And who do you think can afford a bike like this, your average grocery clerk? That day which was the lightest attendance day, I saw at least 4 Paul Teutul bikes and I know one for sure out of the Jesse James shop and those puppies start at a 100 grand.

Taveuni · Oct 22, 2016

exactly! About as wild as a rheumatic cow.

bulldurham · Oct 22, 2016

I don't know about your area, but these folks for the most part are not at all timid in their riding. Perhaps they don't try to shoot or stab each other to death like some of the gang bikers, but they're a rough and tumble bunch and if you were stupid enough to mess with one of their rides, you'd likely discover just how rough and tumble they are.

I think your stereotyping a person who can afford a nice bike as rheumatic is rather shallow on your part. I drove a Mini Cooper S at the Dragon in NC/TN for 8 years straight and though not as pricey as some of the other Coopers there, I still had right at $45,000 wrapped up in my little boy and he sported 275 HP to the wheels. I had the best suspension, heads, supercharger, cam and tune you could buy, etc., etc., etc. Because I could afford to drive such a fine machine didn't make me a sissy when I drove it; I drove it like I stole it, every freaking day of the over 4,300 days and 180,000 miles I had it and I have a lot of Camaro and Mustang owner's dollars in my wallet to prove my point.