What does it matter what motorcycle you ride? A motorcycle is a bike, right? Some would say so. But, I think that the bike you ride is a representation of who you are\u2026<\/p>\n
The motorcycle you ride goes along with what type of motorcycling you do, of course. However, it also has a lot to do with who you are and who you want to associate with. <\/p>\n
For example if you ride in the dirt, you probably hang with guy’s that that ride off road and have Yamaha, Kawasaki or some type of off road or motorbike. <\/p>\n
If you ride a sports bike you most likely ride with guys that street or track race. Some of you may even have a group of buddies that do pop wheelies and do burn outs.<\/p>\n
Serious riders that like to cruise will ride big V-Twin bikes. Big motorcycles like Harley Davidson\u2019s, Honda VTX\u2019s, Kawasaki Vulcan\u2019s and Star Motors Big V-Twins. <\/p>\n
Some riders have formed groups or motorcycle gangs around the big V-Twin motorcycle. A few of the more infamous motorcycle gangs would not think of getting ongetting on a bike unless it was the all American Big V-Twin, the Harley Davidson. Different groups have been formed around the other V-Twin motorcycles, but, the Harley Davidson is still the number one. <\/p>\n
On the other hand I have seen groups of bikers that don\u2019t quite jive together. From Time to time you see a pack of sports bikes roaring up the highway with one straggler in the back riding a Sportster or Honda Shadow. Oreven better a lone Ninja rolling in the middle of a group of big V-Twins. <\/p>\n
Don\u2019t misunderstand me it is entirely all right if you ride a V-Twin and you ride with road racing Sports bike zealots. It is just the norm to see like-minded motorcyclists riding with each other in groups. <\/p>\n
Let me say right now I hold no judgments of the size, make or model of motorcycle that you ride. The most important thing here is that you ride. <\/p>\n
There is also a lone wolf so to speak. He is a biker that loves to ride a bike, but he chooses to ride alone. He is never seen riding in a group and wants it that way. To this biker its not the bike, any bike will do. In most cases though his motorcycle will be a used motorcycle<\/a> that he bought for a song. He no doubt got it from some one that had it parked in his front yard, with a big used motorcycle for sale<\/a> sign on it. This is his thing. <\/p>\n Motorcycles have been my life for 36 years and I have ridden just about every size, type, make and model of motorcycles there is. I have had new bikes and used motorcycles, two strokes, four strokes and V-Twines. I have had single cylinder all the way up to six cylinder motorcycles, ranging from 70cc to 1500cc. <\/p>\n I have ridden in packs and all by my self. I believe this about any man or women that chooses to ride; as long as they ride a bike they are family. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" What does it matter what motorcycle you ride? A motorcycle is a bike, right? Some would say so. But, I think that the bike you ride is a representation of who you are\u2026 The motorcycle you ride goes along with what type of motorcycling you do, of course. However, it also has a lot to<\/p>\n