Why would you want these tattooed rough-riders stopping for you? Jeffrey Dahmer might as well stopped if they had stopped.
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Had to pull over on the side of the road at davis drive and pine tree crt
- Thread starter sweetpea10
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Peggy, have you met Royal Flush yet? You guys are match made in heaven.
I know several bikers who ride Harley and all of them are amazing people. Maybe if you are broken on the side of the road, all you will be looking is a guy on a sports bike... well, then good luck!
gav.man
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Personally, I'd stop for sure, nothing worse than getting stranded. I once ran out of gas at the Davis Drive 404 off ramp and had to push 'er to the Sunoco station. No one stopped to help but I swear I heard a few laughs. As a Harley rider, I know most are snobs and posers, on the R6 1 out of 10 Harley riders will wave, on the Harley 8 out of 10 wave. it's a stupid attitude. Let me guess, ran out of gas then figured out the reserve? Happened to the wife as well. If not, glad you got it sorted out. Happy riding!
sykobish
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When I first got my bike, I called up my old neighbour and he took me out since I didn't know anyone else with a bike. He's part of the Harley Owners Group Scarborough Chapter and he's a great guy.
sykobish
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I did the same for a girl I saw at the intersection where my condo is. She was stalled and cars were just going around her. I was in my cage and pulled up beside her asking if she needed help. I quickly made a right and parked, then ran out to push her out of traffic and help her get her bike going. Found out, she lives in the same condo complex as I do. Hoping to hook up with her and her fiance and do some riding. They don't know many people so might have them come with me to KC or L&L.
Red_Liner740
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Wow, just wow....hey, Sweetpea, why dont you ask for a refund on that ****** service you got...oh wait...Nowhere in the motorcycle owners manual does it say that its a law to stop and assist a stranded rider. People do it out of the goodness of their heart, but when you come here and ***** about it, you sound like a spoiled little brat that didnt get her ice cream.
King Cobra
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Are you kidding??!?! I have brothers who are patched and they would ride 1000 kmin the snow for a brother...and will help anyone needing help. So ou have no idea what you are talking about with this comment, you must be royal flush...aka toilet flushes girl friend.
Careful what you say as you do not know who people really are. Cheers
Xhumeka
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lmfao!
Would she have been better off waiting for you and your posse of "hardcore, ferocious SS riders"?
Oh for eff's sake. A helmet on the ground will not be noticed by motorcyclists zooming past you. You could've been taking a smoke break for all they knew. If you truly need help, stop being passive and wave someone down. Everyone has cellphones and many motorcyclists have CAA, having a roadside malfunction is no longer a big deal.
Ohhhh nooooooo yu didnnnnttttttt ...
Sweetpea - sorry about your experience, as someone else has suggested a little further away from the tire probably would have gotten you the help you needed. Most of the people i know will check on the riders pulled over to make sure everything is ok and no help needed.
And on another note when did GTAM turn into a collections of sexist ********? this is just disgusting.
And on another note when did GTAM turn into a collections of sexist ********? this is just disgusting.
That's exactly why you're supposed to leave it 15 feet (or even more) behind the bike on the side of the road. Seeing a helmet on the ground that far away is going to grab someone's attention and they "should" realize you didn't leave it that far away for the fun of it.
problem was that dick heads didn't stop to help, that's the problem
People can spend countless hrs in here talking ****, but yet they are too busy to stop for a fellow rider, regardless if it is female or male.
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