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derpthefifth (11/24/2015) [-] that's like 60% of the reason i want to learn to ride a motorcycle. The other 40% is because my dad was a biker and i feel the need to carry on that torch.
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derpthefifth (11/24/2015) [-] Depends on how ugly and the kind of ugly. There are some girls that will go for guys completely because they ride motorcycles... Also helps if you can actually get girls without the motorcycle though.
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derpthefifth (11/24/2015) [-] Sure it does as long as you don't have a ****** motorcycle... although at some point that's just a question of women overlooking looks for money.
You seem to think that luck with women revolves around looks a whole lot more than it actually does.
You seem to think that luck with women revolves around looks a whole lot more than it actually does.
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fuzzyballs (11/24/2015) [-] you need to understand what period means
it does not work if you are ugly
it does not work if you are ugly
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brainstormer (11/24/2015) [-] The truth actually
trust me, every time I ride some old guy comes to me and explains how he rode an ancient motorcycle years ago while could bone a chick
trust me, every time I ride some old guy comes to me and explains how he rode an ancient motorcycle years ago while could bone a chick
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derpthefifth (11/24/2015) [-] Maybe that's got something to do with the douchecycle in the picture there. That's not a real motorcycle it's a winy piece of **** .... I'm talking about a genuine motorcycle. It just looks like crap, even if it runs fine and all.
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brainstormer (11/24/2015) [-] that's the motorcycle I ride. is it still too douchy for you?
say no to cycle stereotypes, respect all bikers
say no to cycle stereotypes, respect all bikers
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danmegaflakes ONLINE (11/24/2015) [-] i've ridden motors all my life
the only things i got were criticism and accidents
the only things i got were criticism and accidents
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theswagisreal (11/24/2015) [-] sorry dude.
have some encouragement you've got a big dick at least
have some encouragement you've got a big dick at least
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danmegaflakes ONLINE (11/24/2015) [-] my ass is lumpier than cottage cheese
also i'm a guy
also i'm a guy
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affix (11/24/2015) [-] The week i got a bike, two girls were fawning over it in the parking lot when i walked up.
It was barely even a bike, a 250 ninja. At that highschool i went to there were only 3 bikes on campus including mine, so i guess it was rare. I took one of them on a few rides and dates.
This is the bike.
It was barely even a bike, a 250 ninja. At that highschool i went to there were only 3 bikes on campus including mine, so i guess it was rare. I took one of them on a few rides and dates.
This is the bike.
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spambassador (11/24/2015) [-]
n0ice bike m8 what year is it? I got an '89 750 that i rebuilt from salvage lol
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zayinzetaseven ONLINE (11/24/2015) [-] **zayinzetaseven used "*roll picture*"**
**zayinzetaseven rolled image**ATM im working on getting a CBR 3000 im pretty stoked id post pics but im too lazy
**zayinzetaseven rolled image**ATM im working on getting a CBR 3000 im pretty stoked id post pics but im too lazy
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zayinzetaseven ONLINE (11/24/2015) [-] **zayinzetaseven used "*roll picture*"**
**zayinzetaseven rolled image**ehh....its go hard or go home right?
**zayinzetaseven rolled image**ehh....its go hard or go home right?
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vorarephilia 
(11/24/2015) [-] currently looking for a bike of my own. This information has revived my search anew.
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affix (11/24/2015) [-] I paid 1200 for a kawasaki ninja 250.
Pops and i fixed the carburetor, (wasn't running)
Insured it, rode for 6 months. Bonded with it. A girl i was seeing named it "Nina"
Loved it like a partner, but i was young and foolish at 17.
I foolishly smashed it, lucky to have my life.
I regret being reckless, but i carry away with me the knowledge, experience, and lessons now.
Progressive paid me 1450 for it.
Now 3 years later i'm riding again, this time on a FZ6 Raven Yamaha. haven't found the right name for it yet but i do love this bike. I won't repeat the arrogant mistakes of the past. Maybe my story will help you ride safer.
Pops and i fixed the carburetor, (wasn't running)
Insured it, rode for 6 months. Bonded with it. A girl i was seeing named it "Nina"
Loved it like a partner, but i was young and foolish at 17.
I foolishly smashed it, lucky to have my life.
I regret being reckless, but i carry away with me the knowledge, experience, and lessons now.
Progressive paid me 1450 for it.
Now 3 years later i'm riding again, this time on a FZ6 Raven Yamaha. haven't found the right name for it yet but i do love this bike. I won't repeat the arrogant mistakes of the past. Maybe my story will help you ride safer.
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announcement (11/24/2015) [-] My current bike, Kawasaki Vulcan S.
Only recently got my license so I only got to ride it for about 1 month now, unfortunately it's snowing here atm so I'm gonna have to stash him in my garage for the next month(s).
Only recently got my license so I only got to ride it for about 1 month now, unfortunately it's snowing here atm so I'm gonna have to stash him in my garage for the next month(s).
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ratstroke (11/24/2015) [-] what happened for you to smash it? I have nearly smashed mine a couple of times in the first few weeks of having it (same model as pic). Mostly because I was driving like a maniac and would get off my road (lucky a car wasnt coming or i wouldnt be writing this). Its actually happened more times than Id like to admit.
The FZ6 looks pretty sick man. Must go off like a mofo. It reminds me of the husqvarnas and ktms for some reason. Too bad I just moved to the uk cos id love to ride again.
The FZ6 looks pretty sick man. Must go off like a mofo. It reminds me of the husqvarnas and ktms for some reason. Too bad I just moved to the uk cos id love to ride again.
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affix (11/24/2015) [-] I was on my back, unable to get up as if an elephant was sitting on my chest.
My only concern was the motorcycle, nothing felt broken. When i saw it the heavy hand of reality hit me across the face.
You could have died, and this bike took the fall for you instead. Learn from this or die early.
My only concern was the motorcycle, nothing felt broken. When i saw it the heavy hand of reality hit me across the face.
You could have died, and this bike took the fall for you instead. Learn from this or die early.
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barakakaka (11/24/2015) [-] Yami (from Yamaha) Zexy (Z6) or be edgy and call her what every girl in 2000 used as a nickname online "Raven".
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anon (11/24/2015) [-] I had a 954 as my first bike, my friends held an "it's been nice knowing you" party. Good times.
I rode it like it was stolen, any season, dropped it on an unmaintained mining road in the Yukon, slapped carbon fiber, airbrushed lightning all over it and carried on.
I sold it for a grand, still pulled hard but it wasn't reliable enough for me to trust it >300km/h so I got rid of it.
I have a 2008 cbr 1000 now, it isn't half the bike the 954 was, even worn out, but I won't give up riding until I have to.
I rode it like it was stolen, any season, dropped it on an unmaintained mining road in the Yukon, slapped carbon fiber, airbrushed lightning all over it and carried on.
I sold it for a grand, still pulled hard but it wasn't reliable enough for me to trust it >300km/h so I got rid of it.
I have a 2008 cbr 1000 now, it isn't half the bike the 954 was, even worn out, but I won't give up riding until I have to.
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facepalmftw (11/24/2015) [-] My first and second bikes, I've only been riding for a couple years, so I still have both. Never got any chicks with them, but I guess that's because I didn't start until after college.
