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  • Sidewalk replied to a topic in the forum Off Topic:
    May 18, 2014
    Naming my bike, 007 edition
    I'm trying to decide on a name for my bike. It's a black 2008 Suzuki GZ250. Also, I'm a huge James Bond fan. I've read 11 out of the 14 books. So naturally I'm leaning towards a Bond girl name for my bike.   ...  moreI'm trying to decide on a name for my bike. It's a black 2008 Suzuki GZ250. Also, I'm a huge James Bond fan. I've read 11 out of the 14 books. So naturally I'm leaning towards a Bond girl name for my bike.   Severine Vesper Kissy Suzuki I'm leaning towards Vesper because she's one of my favorites. But Kissy Suzuki is pretty hilarious. So what do you think is a good name? What have you named your bike?  
  • Sidewalk replied to a topic in the forum Biker Chat:
    January 17, 2014
    Who Exactly are the "Real Bikers"?
    I found this on one of my other biker sites and had to bring it here. From : Dirk Diggler Since getting back into riding, and associating with more people who also ride, I've found myself asking this question more and more...  What...  moreI found this on one of my other biker sites and had to bring it here. From : Dirk Diggler Since getting back into riding, and associating with more people who also ride, I've found myself asking this question more and more...  What exactly is the definition of the real biker?   Some will say it's anyone who has the drive and desire to ride, and loves the feeling of the open road.  Others will disagree, claiming that you have to ride for a cause, own a certain brand of bike, dress a certain way, etc. I've met both, and quite frankly, the ones who consider themselves the "real", "hardcore" bikers are most the time the biggest poseurs on the planet.   Allow me to embellish a bit... This past weekend, I decided to attend one of many "ride for a cause" rides, only because I felt a little bit of a connection to the cause involved, and thought I should do my part to at least make an appearance and donate a little...    less
  • Sidewalk replied to a topic in the forum Biker Chat:
    January 11, 2014
    How's This For An Idea?
    Hi Guys,  I have an idea (no really!). What if there was a place specifically designed for motorcycle parking in places with a lot of bike tourism? A safe place to park your bike when you came to town to stay overnight? I'm thinking BIG metal...  moreHi Guys,  I have an idea (no really!). What if there was a place specifically designed for motorcycle parking in places with a lot of bike tourism? A safe place to park your bike when you came to town to stay overnight? I'm thinking BIG metal building with individual stalls for each customer along with a storage space for gear, picnic tables to meet up with other riding buddies as they arrive to meet you there, and a shuttle to your hotel/motel along with local info on day rides, best places to eat, bike friendly establishments, and other rider friendly features. I'd like to get feedback from the other members of this site. I'm in the first stages of developing this as a business plan and I can't think of a better place to get valuable feedback. I know, location, location, location. I've spent quite a bit of time thinking about this, so now maybe it's time to act. Any and all feedback would be greatly appreciated. So, whaddya think folks?   less
  • Sidewalk replied to a topic in the forum Biker Chat:
    January 8, 2014
    How's This For An Idea?
    Hi Guys,  I have an idea (no really!). What if there was a place specifically designed for motorcycle parking in places with a lot of bike tourism? A safe place to park your bike when you came to town to stay overnight? I'm thinking BIG metal...  moreHi Guys,  I have an idea (no really!). What if there was a place specifically designed for motorcycle parking in places with a lot of bike tourism? A safe place to park your bike when you came to town to stay overnight? I'm thinking BIG metal building with individual stalls for each customer along with a storage space for gear, picnic tables to meet up with other riding buddies as they arrive to meet you there, and a shuttle to your hotel/motel along with local info on day rides, best places to eat, bike friendly establishments, and other rider friendly features. I'd like to get feedback from the other members of this site. I'm in the first stages of developing this as a business plan and I can't think of a better place to get valuable feedback. I know, location, location, location. I've spent quite a bit of time thinking about this, so now maybe it's time to act. Any and all feedback would be greatly appreciated. So, whaddya think folks?   less
  • Sidewalk replied to a topic in the forum Biker Chat:
    January 8, 2014
    Who Exactly are the "Real Bikers"?
    I found this on one of my other biker sites and had to bring it here. From : Dirk Diggler Since getting back into riding, and associating with more people who also ride, I've found myself asking this question more and more...  What...  moreI found this on one of my other biker sites and had to bring it here. From : Dirk Diggler Since getting back into riding, and associating with more people who also ride, I've found myself asking this question more and more...  What exactly is the definition of the real biker?   Some will say it's anyone who has the drive and desire to ride, and loves the feeling of the open road.  Others will disagree, claiming that you have to ride for a cause, own a certain brand of bike, dress a certain way, etc. I've met both, and quite frankly, the ones who consider themselves the "real", "hardcore" bikers are most the time the biggest poseurs on the planet.   Allow me to embellish a bit... This past weekend, I decided to attend one of many "ride for a cause" rides, only because I felt a little bit of a connection to the cause involved, and thought I should do my part to at least make an appearance and donate a little...    less
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  • First Name Tom
  • Birthday February 17, 1944
  • Gender Male
  • State CALIFORNIA
  • Zip 92021

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  • Sidewalk
    Posted in the topic Naming my bike, 007 edition in the forum Off Topic
    May 18, 2014 10:21 AM PDT
    It's a GZ250! Almost a Vesper already.
  • Sidewalk
    Posted in the topic Who Exactly are the "Real Bikers"? in the forum Biker Chat
    January 17, 2014 2:50 PM PST
    If you have given your bike a name, and the tattoo is visible when you are wearing long pants and long sleeves, you might be a real biker.

    If you have ever gone to the store on your bike for milk, met a buddy, and didn't come back for a year- you might be a real biker.

    If most of your friends have road-names with "dog or dawg" in there somewhere and you don't know their real names, you might be a real biker.
  • Sidewalk
    Posted in the topic How's This For An Idea? in the forum Biker Chat
    January 11, 2014 10:36 AM PST
    Schweet! I like it!
  • Sidewalk
    Posted in the topic How's This For An Idea? in the forum Biker Chat
    January 8, 2014 4:11 PM PST
    Sometimes overnight parking is about percentages and the law of averages. When a thief sees a bike with gear on it parked in back of a dark motel and no one around, and no little alarm light blinking, he will be emboldened. He has time and the cover of darkness.

    He will be increasingly reluctant to mess with the bike if it is parked in the light by the front door (of a motel for example) if it is "clean" with no removable items tempting him. If the bags don't lock, leave them empty. But one of the best deterrents is a good bike cover, preferably locked, parked in a lighted area. And never leave cameras, computers, gps, money, or firearms on a bike while you sleep!

    I met one guy who had spent considerable money painting Harley Davidson artwork on his trailer. It was beautiful. When thieves broke in and stole both of the $30,000 bikes inside, he sort of figured it out. The trailer was repaired, and the new art says something like "Stinky's Septic System Cleaning Service."

    Bikes are now safe...
  • Sidewalk
    Posted in the topic Who Exactly are the "Real Bikers"? in the forum Biker Chat
    January 8, 2014 3:38 PM PST
     Whether I am a real biker is the opinion of others.  But a while back with another group we had fun with the "real biker" definitions.  Based on the Foxworthy schtick about rednecks, we came up with some gems.  

    "If you have ever rebuilt your bike's motor in the kitchen of your home, you might be a real biker."

    "If you have ever used your wife's car payment to make your bike payment, you might be a real biker."

    "If your buddies all cancelled because of the threat of rain and you rode anyway, you might be a real biker."

    So, you get the idea.  You probably have a few of your own.... especially if you are a real biker!
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