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Almost lost her last night

2.5K views 28 replies 17 participants last post by  The Neck  
#1 ·
Not the bike---the Bi**h.

Ya all know I hate riding two up but I weakened for the run up to the 5th anniversary of bike night & took the young blond. She's a pretty good passenger & only weighs 105 lbs. I took her a number of times on the old bike & she did good. I have ridden her before on this bike but its been 6 months or so since the last time so I gave explicit instructions about how this bike is fast & she has to hang on & I will try to take it easy. She did ok till we were headed home. Stopped first in line at a red light, it goes from red to green with out turn arrows I drop it in gear & let out the clutch. She starts screaming & flopping around & pulls me back but I'm able to grab the front brake hard & she litterly flys foward & smashes into me. I zig zag over to the shoulder almost dropping the bike & in my calmest "Clint Eastwood" voice I ask if she's ok. After she says yes I read her the riot act & threaten to leave her there, 25 miles from home & that she needs to find a Harley guy to ride her. Guess its time to get my solo seat finished. There were a few Harleys I would have liked to try out on the way home but NO---I had to go easy! Today I cleaned off boot rubber that was all over my muffler. A royal PITA & the whole time I'm cleaning I'm thinking how lucky I was last night because I got to buy her dinner & listen to her tell me that she wants me to buy her a Harley shirt to wear to the next bike night I take her to so she will "fit in with the group". UN F'IN BELIEVABLE!

Now where did I leave my Prozac?

Later,
Churchkey
 
#2 ·
That totally sucks. You don't need her. Tell her like I told my girl. "You need to learn to ride 'cause I don't double".
Relationships are totally difficult. I can barely keep mine together and I am on 60mg of Prozac a day. The issues that we have aren't bike related though. I taught her how to ride, now she tries to race me! HA! Eat dust be'atch! /emoticons/emotion-1.gif
 
#7 ·
church i thought you were taking viagra[/emoticons/emotion-2.gif]
solo seat is the way to go[8D]. i'd have to make a new seat just to do two up anyway and it aint worth the hassle. ask your sweetie if you can use her new harley shirt to clean the **** off your pipe the next time you ride together. ... and by the way, did she put out[/emoticons/emotion-4.gif]
 
#8 ·
all the other obvious stuff aside, if I ever take anybody with me that asks me to buy them a Harley shirt, walks home. In the last several years saying, get off, get out, get lost has become increasingly easy. The older I get the lower my stupidity tolerance level becomes. The best part is, I don't lose a seconds sleep feeling bad about it either. **** life is getting good
 
#9 ·
a what shirt?It never ceases to amaze me at the general opinion of the uninitiated and ignorant masses.so many (and in particular us yuppies)out there today will buy the bikes and the clothes and the crap just to fit in.If you really like harley for the machine,fine,but if you don't know a **** thing about a motorcycle but you want to wear the clothes or better yet-profess your undying love and admiration for the pinnacle of motorcycledom,then you need to grow up.she's falling off the back and you grab the brake??was that before or after the shirt statement?ha!My wife loves to ride (probably more than me),I love her to death,but thank god she wants to ride her own bike(roadie)
 
#10 ·
quote:Originally posted by starwarrior

[h2]she's falling off the back and you grab the brake??was that before or after the shirt statement?ha!


LMAO. I had a friend that was driving an old beat up pick-up truck cruising down SR41 in Venice, Florida. An old lady pulls out in front of him - he tells me (and I believe him) that he had what seemed like a few seconds in his mind to consider this: hit the brakes, blow the horn, and know that this old bitch could care less - or wait a second or two, then brake, hit the Caddy and get a new truck.
I bring this up, because I could picture Churchkey in his moment of triumph trying to decide - "hit the brake, she flies back on, hits me, and then I get to hear again tomorrow how much she wants that Harley shirt - OR - THROTTLE ON and sleep alone....wearing my Yamaha t-shirt."
 
#14 ·
****.. i still have h-d patches on my vest and jacket. dilligaf.
as a matter of fact when yamaha finllly puts out a large enough back patch i'm going to have it stitched right above my h-d patch. so there!!!![/emoticons/emotion-5.gif]
by the way church... did she at least put out????[/emoticons/emotion-2.gif]
 
#19 ·
Hey Church the next time your ol lady asks you for a harley shirt find the greasiest nastiest lookin harley guy that smells like a urinal exploded that happens to be wearin one and escort
her up to him and tell him that shed like to swap tee shirts with him
right then and there that should cure her of ever wantin another harley shirt
 
#20 ·
quote:Originally posted by crazyone777

Hey Church the next time your ol lady asks you for a harley shirt find the greasiest nastiest lookin harley guy that smells like a urinal exploded that happens to be wearin one and escort
her up to him and tell him that shed like to swap tee shirts with him
right then and there that should cure her of ever wantin another harley shirt


Ya know the hard cores are getting harder to find with all the DR's lawyers & ***** Chiefs posin as riders.

She was a date, my ol lady don't ride.

Later,
Churchkey
 
#21 ·
My brother-in-low (typo intentional) rides a heritage softail and snears everytime I talk about my bike. I think I'll go buy a couple of harley apparel items and start wearing them. If he asks I can always say I love the clothes, the bikes..... that's another story.
 
#22 ·
When ever I tell someone new that I have a road bike, the first words out of their mouths is, 'Is it a Harley'. Boy did HD do a great marketing job. Even though I get sick and tired of hearing this, I just keep my mouth shut. Twice the bike, half the price, but most wouldn't understand.

DNACK
 
#23 ·
quote:Originally posted by WarriorDog

My brother-in-low (typo intentional) rides a heritage softail and snears everytime I talk about my bike. I think I'll go buy a couple of harley apparel items and start wearing them. If he asks I can always say I love the clothes, the bikes..... that's another story.


Buy the clothes, wear them and let him know that just because you prefer to ride a superior bike doesn't mean you don't want to shop in the trendy harley boutiques and wear trendy fashions like the rest of the yuppies [/emoticons/emotion-2.gif]