Are there any bikers here, am I alone?

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One of the quickest ways to start a fight in a biker forum is to post the question, "What is a real biker?"

What I think (as a baby-boomer) defines the issue is not what a modern contemporary rider might think.

There are full members in my club that were not yet born when I went inactive.

To add a meat rub into the flank steak, my club just celebrated it's 40th Anniversary. Oy, I joined the second year of its forming. That sounds old, even to me.

I have pictures, but no scanner. Besides, why should you guys get to laugh for free?
 
Ahhh, I think in PA if you lose your license, you can't drive/ride any motorized vehicle around. People have been pulled over riding bicycles in PA :rolleyes:

OK...... ;)

You knooooow you live in a redneck state.......
When you can lose your driver's license for a DUI, and still hop on your likker sickle, and weave to the liquor store for a bottle of Old Crow.....
:LOL:
 
Ahhh, I think in PA if you lose your license, you can't drive/ride any motorized vehicle around. People have been pulled over riding bicycles in PA :rolleyes:

OK...... ;)

You knooooow you live in a redneck state.......
When you can lose your driver's license for a DUI, and still hop on your likker sickle, and weave to the liquor store for a bottle of Old Crow.....
:LOL:

..........that's ALMOST crostitch-able :LOL:
 
Hey I've been lookin' for a new project to cross-stitch..

Thanks you 2!!!

I'll bring it to my neighbor who I am pretty darn sure I saw riding her LAWNMOWER to the bar 3 miles up the road.....
 
Formerly a motorcyle rider, sold my Honda 450 in '89 before moving to Pa. I still have my license for it tho , if I ever get a new or used bike. Don't flame me but I would love to have a trike .
 
LadyCook61 said:
I would love to have a trike

I'm only 58 and my bike presents no problems. Whilemy wife and I rode together quite a bit when we were younger, she has some trepidation now.

I can see having a Betty or another Harley built into one of those fancy-schmancy trikes when we are in our middle 60's. There's more luggage space and obviously the gas prices will be cheaper than for an RV.
 
I'm only 58 and my bike presents no problems. Whilemy wife and I rode together quite a bit when we were younger, she has some trepidation now.

I can see having a Betty or another Harley built into one of those fancy-schmancy trikes when we are in our middle 60's. There's more luggage space and obviously the gas prices will be cheaper than for an RV.

I will be 62 next month :) I'm not looking for a fancy trike, just something that runs :LOL:
 
Biker? in the sence of the word, No. Enthusiast? Yes.

Here's some pics that some have already viewed:

My 76 FX-FL Custom

A few build pics (took over a year)

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Finished.

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No,
I'm not a biker. I do still own an old superglide, but I haven't ridden it since Md. re-instituted the helmet law. I may ride again some day if the so called "free state" gives it's citizens freedom of choice.
 
I never get tired of seeing that bike, Jeeks (H-D).
Are those Joker mirrors?
 
Some others I have/had.....

98 KX250 (sold)

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My other 2000 KX250. I use this bike for testing modified parts and components.

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A steering stop for newer suspension

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A silencer I modified to operate like a Flomaster muffler - lol

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Testing backpressure

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My 2000 ZX6R (sold)

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I've had others: RM250, CR250's, CB750, etc.

My next street bike will be a custom Triumph or Harley bobber. No frills.
 
I never get tired of seeing that bike, Jeeks (H-D).
Are those Joker mirrors?

Thanks for the compliments.

I dont remember the parts I used. I was trying to keep with the "arched" theme. That's why I kept the ridges from the tank extensions in-tact. The side mout tail was one of the first out still with the arch theme. I think the mirrors were the cheapest part actually. I had a bazillion catalogs I ordered from (pre-internet boom).

The bike was originally a 76 FX (fugly) that was customized with mid-50's FL parts. It had the 5 gal tanks w/built-in petcock, dash with border trim. The front FL fender was narrowed to accomodate the 19" rim.

I wanted something that looked old and new at the same time.
 
Here's a Harley rider for you--my son.
 

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