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254 RWHP Lush Racing Engine
Hey Mac, I appreciate what you're saying. Personally I just stopped hearing from a mate that I used to ride with often. All because I wore a tshirt saying some joke about Harley's. he got ****ty because I gave him some stick about his bike and when we road last he couldn't keep up with me.
To be honest, I didn't know we were pushing otherwise I would have waited for him.
Anyway, now that he's not around I seriously feel relieved but sad. I don't give a flying **** about what bike others are on, colour of there bike, how fast or slow they are, how loud or quiet. If they enjoy a laugh, talking bikes and looking after their mate, I like them. If they're too precious about stuff, that's there problem.
I like my bike and don't think twice about what others think, unless they own a rocket and I want their opinion. I liken The Harley obsessed and precious to any other social behaviour problem. It's the same as being racist, ageist, classist, it's being brandist. It's a lack of education or natural intelligence that causes it. I like to watch it as I find it amusing how worked up people get.
To me it comes down to respect. If they are being funny, rude, annoying or anything else, don't stress. If its disrespectful, say so and move on.
To be honest, I didn't know we were pushing otherwise I would have waited for him.
Anyway, now that he's not around I seriously feel relieved but sad. I don't give a flying **** about what bike others are on, colour of there bike, how fast or slow they are, how loud or quiet. If they enjoy a laugh, talking bikes and looking after their mate, I like them. If they're too precious about stuff, that's there problem.
I like my bike and don't think twice about what others think, unless they own a rocket and I want their opinion. I liken The Harley obsessed and precious to any other social behaviour problem. It's the same as being racist, ageist, classist, it's being brandist. It's a lack of education or natural intelligence that causes it. I like to watch it as I find it amusing how worked up people get.
To me it comes down to respect. If they are being funny, rude, annoying or anything else, don't stress. If its disrespectful, say so and move on.