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#409476 cstride (User) Hi Junior Boarder Posts: 102 Re:The Bikers Code 9 Months, 2 Weeks ago   The biker code died years ago. Who needs to worry about codes and looks and what you in stand for WHO CARES just get on your bike and ride and enjoy.   Logged     My name is Corey Stride I own a 2008 Road Star Silverado S. The Road Star is my first Bike. Great Bike.   The administrator has disabled public write access. #409477 Jona (User) Platinum Boarder Posts: 4016 Re:The Bikers Code 9 Months, 2 Weeks ago   cstride wrote: The biker code died years ago. Who needs to worry about codes and looks and what you in stand for WHO CARES just get on your bike and ride and enjoy. Just out of curiosity...what part of that code died???   Logged     Ride till ya get there, and, drink till she\'s cute   The administrator has disabled public write access. #409478 Bushman52 (User) American by birth...Southern by the grace of God. Platinum Boarder Posts: 1777 Re:The Bikers Code 9 Months, 2 Weeks ago   I understand what you mean Jona. I just wish everyone would go by "The Code". Weather you ride a Bike or not.   Logged     \\\\\\\" No matter where you go....there you are.\\\\\\\"   The administrator has disabled public write access. #409497 Big Dawg (User) On the road again . . . Platinum Boarder Posts: 1220 Re:The Bikers Code 9 Months, 2 Weeks ago   Hey, if you're in it for yourself, ride on! Ride on! Me, I'm still thinkin' I'm somewhat part of a community. You don't need to be part of it, though. Don't worry, I'll still stop if you're broken down on the side. Can't promise I'll be of much help, but I will stop. BD   Logged     The administrator has disabled public write access. #409499 ttp (User) It never gets old. Fresh Boarder Posts: 44 Re:The Bikers Code 9 Months, 2 Weeks ago   cstride wrote: The biker code died years ago. Who needs to worry about codes and looks and what you in stand for WHO CARES just get on your bike and ride and enjoy. You're illustrating Jona's point precisely. Who cares, hurray for me and to hell with everybody else? The army of one? Me, myself, and I? Is this YOUR code sir?   Logged     I salute my military brothers & sisters.   The administrator has disabled public write access. #409502 ahamay (User) I got mine, did you get yours? Platinum Boarder Posts: 1828 Re:The Bikers Code 9 Months, 2 Weeks ago   Jona wrote: cstride wrote: The biker code died years ago. Who needs to worry about codes and looks and what you in stand for WHO CARES just get on your bike and ride and enjoy. Just out of curiosity...what part of that code died???You reap what you sow. I have seen old folks abandoned by their children. I stop and help people every chance I get. When I see a solo biker stopped on the road I slow down and see if they need help. But in a way a lot of people have killed the code. You never really know who's on the side of the road. What are they up to? Did they just crash? Who knows what? Criminals lurk by the roadside wait to hijack a vehicle, rob you of cash or take a hostage.   Logged       The administrator has disabled public write access. #409517 Penguin (User) Senior Boarder Posts: 319 Re:The Bikers Code 9 Months, 2 Weeks ago   Jona, I definitely hear ya. As a trucker, I remember when drivers actually gave a sh@% about each other out there too. It's the current generation, they don't get it. I've spent whole nights wrenching on a truck of someone I didn't know 3 hours ago. It's the way I learned it's supposed to be. I always thought as riders we did the same. I'd lend a hand to any one of you, and as far as I'm concerned, I expect and want nothing for it. I suspect many of you feel the same. Guess this is what it feels like to be on the tail end of a generation. Teach the young, they are the future of what we love. Ride safe   Logged       The administrator has disabled public write access. #409584 CoyoteManNo1 (User) Platinum Boarder Posts: 1393 Re:The Bikers Code 9 Months, 2 Weeks ago   Big Dawg wrote: Hey, if you're in it for yourself, ride on! Ride on! Me, I'm still thinkin' I'm somewhat part of a community. You don't need to be part of it, though. Don't worry, I'll still stop if you're broken down on the side. Can't promise I'll be of much help, but I will stop. BD I agree with you 100% BD. Some people just will never get it. I'll stop for anyone that is pulled over and offer my help. I think we may be a ding breed and that makes me sad. W. Coyote   Logged     Sig Pic deleted - larger than 450 pixels and 50 KB   The administrator has disabled public write access. #409617 huskerbob (User) Life is about monents that take your breath away Platinum Boarder Posts: 2186 Re:The Bikers Code 9 Months, 2 Weeks ago   Well I when to the cyclist shop to buy a 10 speed they said I looked to much like a biker and would need tight shorts funny helmet and a colored shirt? to fit in Guest I don't fit in there either I need a SOB CODE I like the ideas of being different may be I need a I'm different code OK that a lot of work just go back to first post and change words to Bike code to I'm different code Hell ya know what it should be I just don't give a crap code that me   Logged       The administrator has disabled public write access. #409618 MaiRoadie (User) Senior Boarder Posts: 372 Re:The Bikers Code 9 Months, 2 Weeks ago   smokescreens wrote: I would love to go for a ride but im stuck in the hpspital bed . Ooooh, hey darn you got a trailor hitch on your roadie, come pull my bed behind you pl ease!!! Hey get better smoke!\ Oh, and I used to think if we all rode a bike we could just get along, I don't know with some of these comments over a CODE that should be followed and then some, but not just bikers, everyone. And we are getting too PC on here with labels, biker, rider, enthusiast, then stuff about club, groups. My goodness, waving to each other just pisses cagers off too, seriously waving. It seems wrong, at least in NY, that one can't say hello unless they know the person already anymore, and even then its questionable if you get a good morning or hi back. I know some "bikers" are too cool to wave and don't stop because they actually have to go to work or simply don't care, but really, can't we all just get along.   Logged     Last Edit: 2011/08/15 06:57 By MaiRoadie.   LEARN TO SWIM, LEARN TO SWIM, LEARN TO SWIM   The administrator has disabled public write access.

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