Biker Stories
Some great tales from the road, written by bikers like you!
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It was a nice day for a ride. I figured I'd go up route 90 west to 75 north. I have never been out that way, so I figured it was worth exploring. Besides, there was a racing event at Atlanta Motorsports Park that sounded good too. So I went for it. I took my Buell Thunderbolt S3T. Placed some gear and food in the bags just in case the weather required a change, and I got hungry along the way. The day started out reasonably comfortable weather wise. Just needed a light jacket for the first couple hours. As time went on it began to get fairly hot outside temperature wise. It was only May. But by early after noon the temperature was in the eighties as I recall. |
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In 1998 a friend and I rode to California on 1995 and 1996 Dyna Wide Glides. Back then I sported a nice dark brown mustache that I was quite proud of. |
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I wanted to submit what happened to me in what was suppose to be a great reason to ride (Harley-Davidson of St. Petersburg(Jims)) toy run. This took place on 12-7-08. There were over 1900 motorcycles and over 2300 total riders involved. All it took was one to make it not so great for me. An inconsiderate I hope rookie on a motorcycle. |
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It all started when My Girlfriend Laurel came into my life. She is a biker herself but not at all a BMW rider. She stated once to me that you are going to have to make a change on what you ride if you want this relationship to work. I thought for a while and asked her does that mean I have to change bikes for our relationship to evolve. She said, well I am not riding on that thing. |
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I had always ridden a motorcycle of some kind from age 12 to about age 23. I remember when I turned 14, many, many years ago my Dad, God rest his soul, bought me a brand new Honda 350 Four cylinder. Growing up I was always a small lad, heck I couldn’t even touch the ground with both feet on that thing but I managed to ride that sucker anyway. I eventually wound up on a Honda 750 Four while the wife and I were going to college. (AMF Voit owned Harley-Davidson at the time and I couldn’t afford a case of oil each week) We were so broke she had to take a job flippin burgers at Hardee’s while I bar tended but we still rode our bike. As a matter of fact I’d take the back streets when I’d take her to work on the bike because I didn’t want anyone to see that damn Hardee’s uniform glowing in the wind! You may remember the late 70’s, Hardee’s employees wore lime green and brown. You could not miss them in a dark alley! |
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