Any bikers in the house?

Just wondered if there were any riders here? Sports Cruiser Roadster or otherwise

We have all kinds of Christian biker groups around here in Ohio. Well, nobody's perfect, but I love the lack of hipocracy!

By the way, if your name means Westfield UK, we used to drive to Dover all the time from RAF Lakenheath all the time to jump on the ferry. Take care on those roads!

Hey Matthew - you've been such a responsible and decent communicator with others and myself - tell you a little story or two)

I grew up redneck in the Shenandoah Valley in Virginia. I've always felt extremely comfortable around the 'rougher crowds'.

(and by the way, I still love rednecks - they work harder than most, and they're the last people on earth that can still take a joke!)

Therefore, I love bikers, but not necessarily the bikes. I mean, they're nice and good to look at, but I've never had the urge to mount one. Bikers are very decent people, judging from the exposure I've had.

One day I was driving from Robins AFB (near Macon GA) to Hill AFB (Ogden UT). Thought I could drive straight through, but midway through Missouri I started getting really tired. So, come Kansas City, I was looking for a good place to take a nap. I drove around a while, then found where a BUNCH of bikers were having a late night party in a big parking lot (this is around one in the morning). I pulled up in the middle of where the bikes were parked at, and fell instantly asleep. When I woke up 3 hours later, all the bikes were gone.

Bikers are so real, I love them. I'd go to a biker church if we had one around us.

Ok - one more. One time I was driving about 300 miles and my car developed a problem that forced me to go no more than 35 MPH for about the last 150 miles. The ONLY person that pulled along side and asked me if I needed any help was a biker! I so appreciated that!

You take care!

Just wondered if there were any riders here? Sports Cruiser Roadster or otherwise

My first duty station was Hill AFB from 78-80, then to onto Anderson AFB Guam.

Oh... those kind of bikes. I have a bike but it doesn't even have a motor.

Well... my legs are the motors. Maybe one twentieth of a horsepower.

I have three Honda Goldwings, the last one being a metallic red 2008. Unfortunately I had to sell it when Covid hit. I've been to all of the western and mid-western states on them.

I first went to the Rockies from Illinois on a Puch 250 CC. Later I had a Kawasaki Mach II. Now I walk a lot.

I think the motorcycle is a great way to get to a destination. I'm trying to learn some basic mechanical skills so that I can break down my my mountain bike and carry it on the back of the motorbike. I'd love to then cycle around and some natural woodland and. The challenges I don't want to give up a sports bike and go into the whole adventure Bike thing

No mastter what you do, if you ride a mb for much time you will come to know quite a bit about it. I did not know what a two stroke was until I got that Puch. It was very comfortable for a small bike.