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you: going north on brimley just past finch
me: going south on brimley right after alexmuir

it was dark so i couldn't make out your gear or bike but i did see you wave, ~15 minutes ago, WUSUP?!
 
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3 cruiser riders heading eastbound on Kingston Road and Beechgrove, the guy leading got pulled over the other two waited behind the cruiser and all of a sudden another 3 cruisers show up...
You were only pulled over for a few minutes, Hope the damage wasn't too big!

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A bit late, but saw you Sat evening in Milton by Thompson and Derry. We had just dropped our bikes off after a nice long ride and getting food. Just wondering if your on here. What modification is that and does it give more power or what? Never seen that before. Picture doesn't really show how wide the rear tire really is, wanted to get another pic but you turned off as we went through the light. Scrubbed your plate out of courtesy.
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This was one of our customers bike that he recently sold, I have worked on it and can tell you its all for looks. Even those custom mounted (I made the billet brackets) nitrous bottles are fake, they arent hooked up to anything. If anything its slower then a stock Busa with all the cosmetic mods on it.

It has a 6" stretched swing arm with a 300 series fat tire, his new bike we built for him has a 330 single sided swingarm on air ride
 
Yesterday: Red Honda CBR or Fi4 ? on Kingston Rd. Female rider with tight jeans and thick soled black boots...

This morning: 2 x CBR's wizzing past on Eglington , 1 blue Ninja 500 (female rider) -> When Lane splitting, remember to turn off your indicator. You're lucky no cars thought you were'nt turning and pulled out when you crossed the intersection..
 
You: heading northbound on Don Mills on 06/14/2011 at approx 11:00-11:30. Female, White Helmet,Black Jacket, Black cruiser

Me: Heading southbound on Don Mills, Black helmet, black jacket, Black Cruiser

saw you last min and i was shifting down... I had clutch pulled so i waved with my right hand...

Lets go for a ride!
 
You: Silver 2005/6 ZX6R, petite (Asian?) girl with sunglasses, jeans, decent riding shoes and respectable gear. Heading Eastbound on Gardiner from 427 (left you on Lakeshore off ramp).

Me: Black 2009 ZX10R, black/white gear, speed hump back pack, Lorenzo Moon Helmet. Tailed you from 427.

Very very sweet riding, extremely competent, however could do with more signalling and ahem....let's say I let you get a fair bit ahead of me when you crossed well into.... ahem...impound territory.

I caught up with you 2 kms later when you slowed down a bit.

None the less I was impressed with your skills, shoulder checking, confidence and control and all.

I was a bit let down when you didn't keep up with me on Lakeshore.
 
Some sort of cruiser maybe around 915-930 on the DVP by the lawrence exits that tagged along with me and my buddy. I don't mind you tagging along, but don't ride beside me. Wtf, man. Twice, I had to change lanes and couldn't. Then you passed him in his own lane. And at some point, you were too close behind me.
 
Yous: about 50 dudes and chicks on harleys.

Me: lonely ninja

Guys, seriously. Looking at the only sport bike rider around like you're gonna beat him to dead is bad PR.
And your 50 loud pipes revving in unison? Not impressed.


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ernyov said:
Yous: about 50 dudes and chicks on harleys.

Me: lonely ninja

Guys, seriously. Looking at the only sport bike rider around like you're gonna beat him to dead is bad PR.
And your 50 loud pipes revving in unison? Not impressed.


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Ok, here's something a Harley rider will never usually tell you; the majority of these dweebs you refer to... used to own a Japanese bike(s). I don't know what chemical reaction in the brain causes it, but when they finally go out and buy the Harley they've secretly longed for over many years, they immediately become the non-waving, sneering poseurs that everybody complains about, keeping the "I hate Harley riders" thread cycles active indefinitely.

Don't sweat it, dude, there ARE Harley owners out there (like myself) who do wave, regardless, to everyone. See my next post.

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You: Every sportbike, metric cruiser, Harley, sport tourer, Gold Wing and BMW, southbound on the 410 and 10 yesterday around 3:30pm

Me: Greybeard fatass on a blue Road Glide with blue hockey bag strapped to the rear fender, heading north on 410 and 10

Thanks to all who waved back!
 
I don't hate harleys, I got friends who ride them and actually ride with them.

But like I said, those actions are bad PR.

Love your signature lol



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Gummiente said:
Ok, here's something a Harley rider will never usually tell you; the majority of these dweebs you refer to... used to own a Japanese bike(s). I don't know what chemical reaction in the brain causes it, but when they finally go out and buy the Harley they've secretly longed for over many years, they immediately become the non-waving, sneering poseurs that everybody complains about, keeping the "I hate Harley riders" thread cycles active indefinitely.

Don't sweat it, dude, there ARE Harley owners out there (like myself) who do wave, regardless, to everyone. See my next post.

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... or are doctors, lawyers, and dentists playing at being pirates.
 
June 16, 8:40 am

You:
Petite Asian girl in heels on a red 600rr with some kind of anime graphic.

Us:
Bunch of disgruntled picketters

Thanks for revving the hell out of your engine and bouncing the limiter in support, it was great for a laugh!

BTW: There's 10 guys at that location that think you're hot and want your number.
 
Two scooter riders this morning, on Gould. The CLOSED portion of Gould, that's now a pedestrian mall. I don't care if it's *only* a LSM. It's still a motor vehicle and this area is now a SIDEWALK!
 
Rob MacLennan said:
... or are doctors, lawyers, and dentists playing at being pirates.
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Speaking of tired old cliches, let's do the math on this one... Harley sold a total of 14,779 bikes in Canada in 2007, 16,502 in '08, 11,406 in '09 and 10,376 last year. Add that up and there's been just over 53,000 happy new Harley owners in the last 4 years. While I'll agree that there does seem to be an excess number of lawyers in this province, I'm having a hard time believing there are 53,000 lawyers, doctors and dentists all riding Harleys, m'kay?
 
Gummiente said:
Speaking of tired old cliches, let's do the math on this one... Harley sold a total of 14,779 bikes in Canada in 2007, 16,502 in '08, 11,406 in '09 and 10,376 last year. Add that up and there's been just over 53,000 happy new Harley owners in the last 4 years. While I'll agree that there does seem to be an excess number of lawyers in this province, I'm having a hard time believing there are 53,000 lawyers, doctors and dentists all riding Harleys, m'kay?
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You misunderstand. I'm saying that those are the ones* who pull attitude, while trying to look like tough guys. Hell, I frequently get at least a nod from even 1%ers.

* Except for the no longer big BBB. He's a Harley riding lawyer who is OK.
 
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You misunderstand. I'm saying that those are the ones* who pull attitude, while trying to look like tough guys.
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And I'm saying that behaviour is not exclusive to that group of white collars... one thing I've found in my experiences with Harleys and their owners is that the attitude is present in a lot of them, whether they are a busboy or a brain surgeon.
 
Gummiente said:
And I'm saying that behaviour is not exclusive to that group of white collars... one thing I've found in my experiences with Harleys and their owners is that the attitude is present in a lot of them, whether they are a busboy or a brain surgeon.
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Some are idjits, while others have idiocy thrust upon them :lol:

It's like the uber-car syndrome. Do jackasses tend to buy expensive Euro-cars, or do expensive Euro-cars create jackasses?

The world may never know.
 
Blue/white bike parked right in front of my workplace.






Oh wait, that was me
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