I get so tired of the mind-numbing threads from Internet cowboys that take place sometimes (not just here, but advrider, etc..) about who's right and wrong. ::009:: ::009::
I hate how motorcyclists judge each other more unfairly than they judge everybody else.
You would think that all of us with our heads in the wind would have at least a bit of respect for our brothers, even if they don't make the exact same choices we do.
Make fun of minivan drivers that are feeding their kids cheerios while changing lanes with a latte in one hand and a text message in the other. But don't make fun of the dude that likes 98% of the same s*** you do, but choses to wear a different brand or amount of gear.
But nooooo.
Harley riders are slow poser a**holes. Sportbike riders are irresponsible squids. Icon gear? Psssh. Track dudes are elitest pricks. BMW rider? Where's your aerostich suit and modular helmet?
Give it a break people. We all like motorcycles. And it's 100% about the guy (or gal) on the bike, not the type of bike or what he is wearing.[/quote]
I hate how motorcyclists judge each other more unfairly than they judge everybody else.
You would think that all of us with our heads in the wind would have at least a bit of respect for our brothers, even if they don't make the exact same choices we do.
Make fun of minivan drivers that are feeding their kids cheerios while changing lanes with a latte in one hand and a text message in the other. But don't make fun of the dude that likes 98% of the same s*** you do, but choses to wear a different brand or amount of gear.
But nooooo.
Harley riders are slow poser a**holes. Sportbike riders are irresponsible squids. Icon gear? Psssh. Track dudes are elitest pricks. BMW rider? Where's your aerostich suit and modular helmet?
Give it a break people. We all like motorcycles. And it's 100% about the guy (or gal) on the bike, not the type of bike or what he is wearing.[/quote]