I'm the my bike is always at the mechanic type XD I finally got it back couple days ago on 8 March,did my first ride of the year Well,I mostly used my motorcycle for commuting,going to work or where i have to go around the city I do go to 2 bike fests a year,one in my county and one in another about 315km away,my longest yearly ride in July BUT I do not have a car,bike only,and i ride when it's colder too
Hwy am begging for help to fix my bike I love riding I work to ride and ride to work but my bike not working from.simce the year started and since the buses not dependable I've been reaching to work late pls help me out however u can?...
I work on my own bike an dtry to elearn but not financially able to buy parts right now I work but on my day off I ould just love to ride n get lost cant go too far cas had a small 125 bike n scared it goes far n shuts down like it has been right now
Weekend warrior: You have health insurance. You are allowed to vote in any state you live in. You don’t wearing match shirts with your friends because you’re not 9 anymore. You realize that a mode of transportation is not a personality.
As a rider since the 70's, I can safely say I could care less about putting a label on anybody who rides...just couldn't give a f@#k. If you're good people, that's all that i care about.
My dad made the mistake when I was a kid. 16. He told me" when you can afford a vehicle, you can get your Lic. So I bought a cheap bike. I haven't looked back. 59 now...
I was a commercial pilot, cropduster in Tasmania. I was sacked , bought a 93 Fat and a sidecar, commercial tours.. I was remanded in custody, life crashed lived in a tent. Learnt guitar, played in the street busking. Remanded in maximum prison 7 months. Later had to escape Tasmania, 20 years later I now have 11 Harleys mostly Evo's. Fats and a couple of Heritage. My bikes are here for anybody to ride for a cheap price. Come to Casino, NSW Australia, and find me, Owen Allen.
I'll add number #9 I've been on many bikes, I'll ride anything. I currently ride a Harley Dyna, my Wife rides a Honda VTX 1800, my Son rides a Victory Kingpin 8 Ball. Whatever it is, let's go.
My first bike was a 02 Yamaha r1 back when I was 19 now I’m about to turn 25 and I still have it and a 04 Honda shadow. I want an upgrade though and it was between a Vulcan a boulevard and a vtx but I can’t decide which one I’d like better. Mainly want it for traveling long distances comfortably and without the rpms up there. Got any recommendations?
@@guthixwar44 I've been on a Boulevard, it was very comfortable. If you upgrade the seat on a VTX, it can be a lot of fun and a really smooth ride. Also, Honda makes the best, most reliable engines, something to consider. 👍
I belong to an MC but I agree, the long distance ride is at the top of the cake. I met a 79 year old biker that just got back from Southern California to Nova Scotia. 12 k round trip. This is how he lived. I'm 77 and ride about 4 times a week, but this guy was definitely at another level. He did all this riding on a 79 moto guzi. Owned it since that time.
I'd put the long distance rider below the "guy who has a motorcycle as his only form of transportation." Rain, sun, snow, sleet; he's out there every day commuting on the weekdays and riding for fun on the weekends. One guy I met in Northern California was one above that. He had only a sportbike, rode it everyday to work, did Sunday morning rides, and frequently raced it (not a trackday but genuinely raced in one of the AFM classes) each year. I can't even think of the consequences if he crashed his bike.
Weekend Warrior here. Just started riding 2 years ago. I have a 2 year old, a pregnant wife, and a full-time job. For context, I am also a combat vet, which I only bring up because I don't feel the need to prove anything to anyone. I ride to work when it's nice out and on weekends. My first bike was a Suzuki C90 and bought a 2009 Heritage Softail with 3200 miles on it last summer. It's an amazing bike and I will have it for a long time.
honestly I love the 80's jap cruisers, currently ride a VTX 1300 and i love it, but every day i think about picking up a V65 magna 1100 just for that old school power cruiser feel.
I ride a 2011 wife glide, I ride everyday to and from work, I try to handle any work on it myself and on my days off I’m always riding somewhere with or without the ol lady. The only HD product that I wear everyday are my boots and it’s been that way for years.
Work 40+ a week (Harleys ain't cheap,) family events, etc. I ride everyday to work, and run basic errands on my bike, if it doesn't require a pickup. I wrench on my own bike too, but I can't put down serious miles until my days off. How anyone can afford a Harley, have time for a family, and be committed to an MC is beyond me. I guess if I was single I could swing it, but I guess weekend warrior here too.
I wear black Levis without holes. Bike is a '79XLS with S&S stage 2 motor and TSC Sidecar. When I was in a club ('78-'79) my bike was a '41 Indian Chief. I wave to everybody.
Road King and long-distance rider! I love my comfort when doing the miles! I also travel through the small towns! I like to see the country and stop at historical sites! Riding up and down the two-lane interstate means nothing to me! I feel the reason to ride is to see this great country! So stop and see it!
Weekend warrior I guess, go to work and on the weekend of going with out the fam somewhere I ride for sure. Love Harleys I don’t got one but not hating.
Got my Sportster in March 2022, got rid of my car here in Korea the same week and have rode spring, summer, fall, winter, rain, snow or shine, warm or cold, ever since. Wouldnt trade it for anything, only regret I didnt doacover riding earlier in life.
British weekend warrior sometimes travel to work but generally ride out on my own to clear my head. Owned bikes and old scooters over 40 years currently on my favourite harley 48 I've owned for 6 years
Turning 77 next month. Riding for over 60 yrs. Patch holder most of those years to the present. We are the people we would rather be with. Brotherhood forever !
Long distance, because riding is life!!! I do have a Harley Tattoo and wear Harley T-shirts Levis and Chuck-Taylors. Stay safe out there brothers, Sose, I appreciate your hard work!
I ride a 2014 Ultraclassic and a 01 Dyna. I have ridden home with Hella bags on the handlebars and one on the tank held in lace by my knees and a dream. My only vehicles ate motorcycles.
I ride daily I ride a Goldwing 1500 feels like my uncle's road glide I started on a 82 Harley Davidson Sportster 1200 25th anniversary I got my bike because it was a good deal
I fall into the weekend warrior category and I'm not afraid to admit it. I'm not club material whether it's 1% or 99%. Personally, I like being independent but I don't mind riding with friends and having fun. For me it's all about freedom and and being able to destress from everyday life. If people want to think whatever their opinion of me is, I really don't care because it's a free country.
I've met a lot of fantastic people in Myrtle Beach rally, different style bikes,and attitudes,never a dull moment..from hard core MC'S to your retired military..I can relate to them the most..GO ARMY!!
I ride my Street Bob daily. Come rain or come shine. I love it - the wind, the speed, the sting of gravel or rain on my face. Average about 200 miles each week.
Grocery bags on my handle bars?! MAN I thought I’d was gonna get pulled over so many times for this! 😆 My personal opinion. The biggest biker is the one that lives for the ride. To work, get groceries, long trips, quick trips, random road? Go for it. My buddy needs a ride because his car broke down? Show up with a second helmet on my bike and he’s ready to fight! Man that was funny. This is also my personal opinion with full respect but little experience in the club side. And I’m now a weekend warrior biker.
Don’t know where I fall. Been riding on and off for 44 years. Currently own an ultra limited. Love riding my Harley and working on it. I am not a bad weather rider. Too old for that.
2:44 I lol’d at this - not spilling anything as you ride down the road, carefully balancing your drink stuffed in your risers, with your food in your lap is an art my friend
We get "HOG Heads" here - the guys that clock up thousands of miles with organised Harley Owners Group rides from the dealership and have the badges to prove it, but wouldn't dream of riding out on their own. They're generally really nice guys. To each their own.
Guess I'm mostly weekend warrior. Quit riding 20 yrs ago because of my health. Still have health problems but bought an '01 Triumph Bonneville because I love the standard motorcycle style with no doo dads. Do all my own work. Building back the skills and ride when I can. Love your channel Sose, much respect.
Ive been a mechanic since i was 11 then got into custom bike and mechanic work mostly for my self. Years ago i built a chopper out of a Yamaha 650 Special and a TC Bros. Hardtail frame. Now being 45 I have been blessed to own a couple of bikes for specific ridding.
I am a HSMM I ride every day 100 degrees or 20 degrees . I rather ride than drive a cage. I appreciate all the videos you put out. Have a great week 👊👊👍👍☝️☝️
#8, I’m over 60 and have history on bikes in the 80’s in the Fontana to Berdoo culture.. PNW is my area now, shorter rides give more to see than So Cal did back in the day - - I’m good with #8 🇺🇸
Man you got me here.#1 I’ve been around clubs all my life. #2 I do all my wrenching, if it’s beyond my tools I have brother with a garage I can use. And #3 I love riding, long or short, year round, and often without any real plans. Head out for a ride and come back 10 hrs later
I want to add the “old traveler”. The guy who is at every event on his shovelhead or beat up electra. Who has a cut filled with patches and pins from rides and events and thousands of stories to tell. Probably the nicest guy you will ever meet
I'm a weekend warrior with a 1990 softail evo still running strong...I do ride to work and here and there during the week but most of my riding is weekends. I'm always called a fake biker but I embrace it because I know that they will never know the joy and feeling you get while riding.
Custom builder for sure. Got my bike from my old man which he bought when I was ten (he's a paramedic and never rode it after going to so many accidents). Cut and bobbed the whole thing myself, only thing left to do is paint, so this oil rig paycheck is going towards building a booth and learning that in a couple weeks! Summertime baby
Stumbled on your content. Love it! Long distance cruiser here, best lifestyle. Just wish I did it sooner in life but 25 years ago I was broke! HD ain’t cheap. Ride on 🏍️💨
A bit of a hybrid here. I've always been a long distance guy, having 4 E-to-W (and back) cross-country rides in the US and a couple other countries, but after helping start up an MC, I bleed over into that outlook on life and riding
My husband has had a Harley for about 20 years, rides back and forth to work, goes on some rides with the local Harley chapter, he's went out for a week vacation just riding the Appalachian Trail and the tail of the dragon, we've gone on trips using the Harley we just enjoy the thrill of the wind blowing in your face and the freedom of the road. Full-time jobs and responsibilities take up most of our time
Weekend warrior for sure. No excuses, just enjoy driving to work in my car during the week with the occasional ride, and releasing stress on my bobber on the weekends.🤘
I can’t agree more about the road glide and street glide. You literally took the words out of my mouth. I tell everybody you might as well get a compact car. I bought a brand new fully loaded street glide in 2020, and I got rid of it after a year. It was like I wasn’t even on a motorcycle. No wind and heavy as hell. Took it back and got me a softail. A real Harley Davidson… a real motorcycle.
Long Distance and bike builder here. I do long distance on my 2008 Electra Glide CVO and I built my 98 FXSTC from the frame up. I'm actually riding that long distance too. I go to the dealer for parts (If I need them right now) and fluids. That's about it.
I am a 2/5/7 guy...I know my RG is cookie cutter 'me too' bike so no need to show anyone...but ride'em FTW and have 2 dynas in garage as well...slick back now....
My first bike was an old beat up Honda...#2 was a Victory Vegas 8ball. If I ever gef a Harley, it'll be a trike. I have health issues now. Thanks for a great video Sose! Saludos hermano!
I use to ride a lot in Texas. In the PNW we have too much rain to ride all the time. And after 13 surgeries (5 hip), I physically can’t as much as I want to. But, I do work on all my motorcycles. My commute is 35 miles and I love when i can ride to work every day.
Yeow Sose, I don't know what kind of Biker to call myself, I've been riding since I was 16, past my Bike test at 19, got my brand new 1200 Sportster in 1988 at 24, got my brand new 1340 Fatboy in 1992 at 28, had a serious accident at work in the Quarry left me with a crippled left leg so bought a 2007 Dyna Street Bob which was converted to a trike in 2015, Been Domestically Abused December 2014 through to September 2017 by my then wife of 16 years, During the last seven years since separation and getting my decree absolute just a few weeks ago I have been mentoring and supporting Men Who Themselves have suffered Domestic Abuse in the Compass Programme of which I solely helped to set up, while all along working on and making parts and constantly customising my Harley Dyna Monster Chopper Trike, Yeah I'm 60 now and I don't know what kind of Biker I am, But my Ol' Lady Jules tells me that I have nothing to prove, and to just keep limping like that Big Old Lion, Mike over here in Wales in the UK 👍🤘🏴
Yeah Sose, the first couple of years at the Quarry I drove the Dumper Trucks hauling rock to the crushers, then spent the next 20+ years in charge of Explosives Operations up until my accident on site in the bad snow and ice in which I slipped and shattered my left leg and my left foot was hanging off, which stopped me riding two wheels, so I converted to three wheels from there forward 👍🤘
As an RG owner, those quips were hilarious.😂😂 I have it because my body has been jacked up over the years. I'm also a trucker, so the ability to put on miles comfortably is a plus.
I am the long-haul rider. I am a teacher yet still put 20,000 miles on my bike last year riding to state, region and National events with my CVMA brothers.
I've been riding for 47 years. Burned out on the drama years ago, now I'm a lone wolf weekend warrior with a few friends I ride with on occasion, I ride when I want to not because I have to. current ride is a '05 FXDI... bare bones.
Honestly Brother, I’m retired Army, and I’ve ridden in 8 countries and over 40 states. Im almost 69 and been riding legally since high school. I mind my own business, kool to everyone and never had a problem. I retired my patch recently, and I believe the Air is for everyone. Still ride for the Sake of Freedom and I ride with No Fear. Love your podcast and subscribed a while ago. Peace
As an avid Vrod rider, I appreciate all the love. I really don’t know where I’d sit in your stereotypes. Being a disabled combat veteran has really cut into my saddle time. Been riding closer to thirty years than not, but not like I used to. Done the cross country thing, and I wrench my own bikes most of the time. I have a few Harley shirts but who doesn’t. I’m a life member of the CVMA. I’m probably closer to the weekend warrior now, but is only cause I’m pretty effed up. For those people that don’t know, the Vrod is the best Harley that the MoCo has ever made.
Ive been side line for a little bit, had 3 strokes last year but ive been riding since 74. I love going from east to west coast. Im not going to stop riding. I ride solo at 65 yrs
I love my Harley. Started with a street glide and I saw a 2020 Patriot edition road glide. Test drove that and the rest is history. As long as there’s no ice and snow on the ground I’m on 2’s in Northern Colorado. I’ll ride down to about 25 degrees.
I do not own a cage, I ride alone on the highways mostly. I am retired so working out and riding in the wind is it for me. I own a 2023 FXST... drag bars with a STAGE 3 Build and I own a 2018 Kawasaki naked sport. both mostly Highway riding. Not sure if I fit in any class just love riding. I would say from listening to you, you a one in a million good person and rider.
6.Custom Builder, 91 Harley Davidson Low Rider FXRS. I do my own work with aftermarket parts I get online. I change it up every few years. Camo paint, ape hangers and just put on hard dresser bags and have a tourpack if I need it.
44 years in the saddle. 1st H-D I rode was a 1964 Duo-Glide, the last one was a 1993 Springer Softail. It has been parked in the garage for 11 years now, old age has caught up with me. Never was a 1% but I earned my patches. Broken wings and all.
Many, many years ago, like 34yrs ago when I got out of the army, I started college at UT in Austin. My old ford truck died on me and so my only transportation was a triumph tiger, ~1975. Anyway, I had so little money I owned only one pair of Levi’s. Those were my only pants. I mention the triumph because it required quite a bit of work to keep it going. My knees and butt were worn out and torn from working on that bike. But those were such good times. No money, but life was good! We did always seem to have enough money for beer. Funny how that works.
I ride a '21 FXST to and from work and on weekends mostly, I try to ride as much as I can weather permitting. Heated gear helps a lot to get more riding in though. Love my Harley, but respect on whatever you ride. I just love bikes.
I don't know where I'd put myself. I am a club member from the UK. I'm 24 and I have been bought up around clubs and have been around an MC for most of my life (My dad is a 1%er). I will be soon stepping up and continuing my club journey on a bigger scale. I live and breathe motorcycle clubs and don't ever see myself moving away from the scene. I love my club brothers and I love my extended club family
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work to rid rid to work
I'm the my bike is always at the mechanic type XD
I finally got it back couple days ago on 8 March,did my first ride of the year
Well,I mostly used my motorcycle for commuting,going to work or where i have to go around the city
I do go to 2 bike fests a year,one in my county and one in another about 315km away,my longest yearly ride in July
BUT I do not have a car,bike only,and i ride when it's colder too
Hwy am begging for help to fix my bike I love riding I work to ride and ride to work but my bike not working from.simce the year started and since the buses not dependable I've been reaching to work late pls help me out however u can?...
I work on my own bike an dtry to elearn but not financially able to buy parts right now I work but on my day off I ould just love to ride n get lost cant go too far cas had a small 125 bike n scared it goes far n shuts down like it has been right now
weekend warrior present 🙋♂️
If I see you on 2 wheels you get respect, I will wave if I see you. I waved at a dude on a Vespa.
Just don't act like your ride all day everyday and we're straight
Im off work mid week so im fine
Weekend warrior:
You have health insurance.
You are allowed to vote in any state you live in.
You don’t wearing match shirts with your friends because you’re not 9 anymore.
You realize that a mode of transportation is not a personality.
If you ride 1 day or everyday who gaf, your on 2 wheels enjoy, labels suck
As a rider since the 70's, I can safely say I could care less about putting a label on anybody who rides...just couldn't give a f@#k. If you're good people, that's all that i care about.
I like this take
Amen.
*couldn't
My dad made the mistake when I was a kid. 16. He told me" when you can afford a vehicle, you can get your Lic. So I bought a cheap bike. I haven't looked back. 59 now...
I was a commercial pilot, cropduster in Tasmania. I was sacked , bought a 93 Fat and a sidecar, commercial tours.. I was remanded in custody, life crashed lived in a tent. Learnt guitar, played in the street busking. Remanded in maximum prison 7 months. Later had to escape Tasmania, 20 years later I now have 11 Harleys mostly Evo's. Fats and a couple of Heritage. My bikes are here for anybody to ride for a cheap price. Come to Casino, NSW Australia, and find me, Owen Allen.
I'll add number #9 I've been on many bikes, I'll ride anything. I currently ride a Harley Dyna, my Wife rides a Honda VTX 1800, my Son rides a Victory Kingpin 8 Ball. Whatever it is, let's go.
thats a biker family for real
My first bike was a 02 Yamaha r1 back when I was 19 now I’m about to turn 25 and I still have it and a 04 Honda shadow. I want an upgrade though and it was between a Vulcan a boulevard and a vtx but I can’t decide which one I’d like better. Mainly want it for traveling long distances comfortably and without the rpms up there. Got any recommendations?
@@guthixwar44 I've been on a Boulevard, it was very comfortable. If you upgrade the seat on a VTX, it can be a lot of fun and a really smooth ride. Also, Honda makes the best, most reliable engines, something to consider. 👍
I got the VTX1300 and fuckin love it, I do wish it was a harley though sometimes.
@@timgray8489 Nice 👍
I belong to an MC but I agree, the long distance ride is at the top of the cake. I met a 79 year old biker that just got back from Southern California to Nova Scotia. 12 k round trip. This is how he lived. I'm 77 and ride about 4 times a week, but this guy was definitely at another level. He did all this riding on a 79 moto guzi. Owned it since that time.
I'd put the long distance rider below the "guy who has a motorcycle as his only form of transportation." Rain, sun, snow, sleet; he's out there every day commuting on the weekdays and riding for fun on the weekends. One guy I met in Northern California was one above that. He had only a sportbike, rode it everyday to work, did Sunday morning rides, and frequently raced it (not a trackday but genuinely raced in one of the AFM classes) each year. I can't even think of the consequences if he crashed his bike.
I’m none of it I just respect the culture.
Weekend Warrior here. Just started riding 2 years ago. I have a 2 year old, a pregnant wife, and a full-time job. For context, I am also a combat vet, which I only bring up because I don't feel the need to prove anything to anyone. I ride to work when it's nice out and on weekends. My first bike was a Suzuki C90 and bought a 2009 Heritage Softail with 3200 miles on it last summer. It's an amazing bike and I will have it for a long time.
I'm one of those metric cruiser dudes that is anti dealer. I do all my own work on my affordable road star bobber. 🤘
Dude at work stopped riding and let his 00 raodstar sit for 2 years.
Got it off him for $1,200, and cant wait to get it in the wind.
@@christophjohnson3777 love mine! They're great bikes
honestly I love the 80's jap cruisers, currently ride a VTX 1300 and i love it, but every day i think about picking up a V65 magna 1100 just for that old school power cruiser feel.
I must be a weekend warrior, I ride when I can, I'm a busy guy.
im busy too bro
I ride a 2011 wife glide, I ride everyday to and from work, I try to handle any work on it myself and on my days off I’m always riding somewhere with or without the ol lady. The only HD product that I wear everyday are my boots and it’s been that way for years.
Busy whit what?.......what is better to do than ride a motorcycle? (or do you choose to not ride and mow the grass?)
Work 40+ a week (Harleys ain't cheap,) family events, etc. I ride everyday to work, and run basic errands on my bike, if it doesn't require a pickup. I wrench on my own bike too, but I can't put down serious miles until my days off. How anyone can afford a Harley, have time for a family, and be committed to an MC is beyond me. I guess if I was single I could swing it, but I guess weekend warrior here too.
I wear black Levis without holes. Bike is a '79XLS with S&S stage 2 motor and TSC Sidecar. When I was in a club ('78-'79) my bike was a '41 Indian Chief. I wave to everybody.
Road King and long-distance rider! I love my comfort when doing the miles! I also travel through the small towns! I like to see the country and stop at historical sites! Riding up and down the two-lane interstate means nothing to me! I feel the reason to ride is to see this great country! So stop and see it!
I`m the weekend warrior and commute-to-work guy, ghostin.. No club no Harley. Love this channel!
Appreciate you leroy
Weekend warrior I guess, go to work and on the weekend of going with out the fam somewhere I ride for sure. Love Harleys I don’t got one but not hating.
Got my Sportster in March 2022, got rid of my car here in Korea the same week and have rode spring, summer, fall, winter, rain, snow or shine, warm or cold, ever since. Wouldnt trade it for anything, only regret I didnt doacover riding earlier in life.
British weekend warrior sometimes travel to work but generally ride out on my own to clear my head. Owned bikes and old scooters over 40 years currently on my favourite harley 48 I've owned for 6 years
Turning 77 next month. Riding for over 60 yrs. Patch holder most of those years to the present. We are the people we would rather be with. Brotherhood forever !
Much respect thats amazing
Good on ya mate got a mate who's 81 still riding I've been riding since the 70s and still love it
My Electra Glide is named the Geezer Glide - just because its a Caddy on 2 wheels. Perfect for us old geezers still up on 2's
Long distance, because riding is life!!! I do have a Harley Tattoo and wear Harley T-shirts Levis and Chuck-Taylors. Stay safe out there brothers, Sose, I appreciate your hard work!
I had a 88 Geezer Glider, 97 glide, 97 vulcan classic, 85 magna, 78 sportie....... loved them all
I'm a mix of the roadglide guy, the distance rider, the guy that loves to wrench on my bike.
I ride a 2014 Ultraclassic and a 01 Dyna. I have ridden home with Hella bags on the handlebars and one on the tank held in lace by my knees and a dream. My only vehicles ate motorcycles.
Thats the struggle having plastic bags on each side lol ive done it
I ride daily I ride a Goldwing 1500 feels like my uncle's road glide I started on a 82 Harley Davidson Sportster 1200 25th anniversary I got my bike because it was a good deal
Age 66, 2023 Low Rider ST…I don’t fit into any of those categories, depends upon the day and the mood I’m in…
Lowrider ST ✊
93 FXDL here....
I fall into the weekend warrior category and I'm not afraid to admit it. I'm not club material whether it's 1% or 99%. Personally, I like being independent but I don't mind riding with friends and having fun. For me it's all about freedom and and being able to destress from everyday life. If people want to think whatever their opinion of me is, I really don't care because it's a free country.
thats a fact respect
I use my 2023 Honda Rebel 500 as a commuter and the putting grocery bags on the handlebars is too relatable 😂
Love those new rebels!
Try carrying pizzas on the tank, see if they made it home alive!
Long distance is the way to go. My first Harley when traded in had 100k miles my current one has 80k
Never been a Harley fan but love my Indian Challenger been around the set almost 30 years just a biker who loves to ride!!
much respect
I've met a lot of fantastic people in Myrtle Beach rally, different style bikes,and attitudes,never a dull moment..from hard core MC'S to your retired military..I can relate to them the most..GO ARMY!!
I ride my Street Bob daily. Come rain or come shine. I love it - the wind, the speed, the sting of gravel or rain on my face. Average about 200 miles each week.
Grocery bags on my handle bars?!
MAN I thought I’d was gonna get pulled over so many times for this! 😆
My personal opinion. The biggest biker is the one that lives for the ride.
To work, get groceries, long trips, quick trips, random road? Go for it.
My buddy needs a ride because his car broke down? Show up with a second helmet on my bike and he’s ready to fight! Man that was funny.
This is also my personal opinion with full respect but little experience in the club side.
And I’m now a weekend warrior biker.
much respect i looked like a dam fool doing it lol
Plastic bags hanging from the handlebars? Yep! That's me!
Don’t know where I fall. Been riding on and off for 44 years. Currently own an ultra limited. Love riding my Harley and working on it. I am not a bad weather rider. Too old for that.
I laughed to hard when you called the harley tattoo a tramp stamp😂😂😂😂😂
lol
2:44 I lol’d at this - not spilling anything as you ride down the road, carefully balancing your drink stuffed in your risers, with your food in your lap is an art my friend
The weekend warriors are the people who actually work for a living.......facts
We get "HOG Heads" here - the guys that clock up thousands of miles with organised Harley Owners Group rides from the dealership and have the badges to prove it, but wouldn't dream of riding out on their own. They're generally really nice guys. To each their own.
Harley Davidson tramp stamp......bwahahahahahahh dead
😂😂
I ride a Honda Fury, US Marine veteran, all black outfit, slim fit. Im a lone rider. I ride my bike on the daily for my CZcams channel. 🎉
Guess I'm mostly weekend warrior. Quit riding 20 yrs ago because of my health. Still have health problems but bought an '01 Triumph Bonneville because I love the standard motorcycle style with no doo dads. Do all my own work. Building back the skills and ride when I can. Love your channel Sose, much respect.
Appreciate you nike glad you enjoy
Somewhere between custom bike builder and weekend warrior with how much time I spend waiting for parts and wrenching on my bike to keep it alive 🤣
Combination of the “builder” and the “long distance biker”
Ive been a mechanic since i was 11 then got into custom bike and mechanic work mostly for my self. Years ago i built a chopper out of a Yamaha 650 Special and a TC Bros. Hardtail frame. Now being 45 I have been blessed to own a couple of bikes for specific ridding.
Very cool!
I am a HSMM I ride every day 100 degrees or 20 degrees . I rather ride than drive a cage. I appreciate all the videos you put out. Have a great week 👊👊👍👍☝️☝️
Custom builder and love it , ain't nobody else working on my bikes 😎👌🏼
#8, I’m over 60 and have history on bikes in the 80’s in the Fontana to Berdoo culture.. PNW is my area now, shorter rides give more to see than So Cal did back in the day - - I’m good with #8 🇺🇸
Man you got me here.#1 I’ve been around clubs all my life. #2 I do all my wrenching, if it’s beyond my tools I have brother with a garage I can use. And #3 I love riding, long or short, year round, and often without any real plans. Head out for a ride and come back 10 hrs later
I want to add the “old traveler”. The guy who is at every event on his shovelhead or beat up electra. Who has a cut filled with patches and pins from rides and events and thousands of stories to tell. Probably the nicest guy you will ever meet
May be under “long distance rider” but kinda different
I'm a weekend warrior with a 1990 softail evo still running strong...I do ride to work and here and there during the week but most of my riding is weekends. I'm always called a fake biker but I embrace it because I know that they will never know the joy and feeling you get while
riding.
Custom builder for sure. Got my bike from my old man which he bought when I was ten (he's a paramedic and never rode it after going to so many accidents). Cut and bobbed the whole thing myself, only thing left to do is paint, so this oil rig paycheck is going towards building a booth and learning that in a couple weeks! Summertime baby
Stumbled on your content. Love it! Long distance cruiser here, best lifestyle. Just wish I did it sooner in life but 25 years ago I was broke! HD ain’t cheap. Ride on 🏍️💨
Awesome! Thank you!
A bit of a hybrid here. I've always been a long distance guy, having 4 E-to-W (and back) cross-country rides in the US and a couple other countries, but after helping start up an MC, I bleed over into that outlook on life and riding
My husband has had a Harley for about 20 years, rides back and forth to work, goes on some rides with the local Harley chapter, he's went out for a week vacation just riding the Appalachian Trail and the tail of the dragon, we've gone on trips using the Harley we just enjoy the thrill of the wind blowing in your face and the freedom of the road. Full-time jobs and responsibilities take up most of our time
Weekend warrior for sure. No excuses, just enjoy driving to work in my car during the week with the occasional ride, and releasing stress on my bobber on the weekends.🤘
I can’t agree more about the road glide and street glide. You literally took the words out of my mouth. I tell everybody you might as well get a compact car. I bought a brand new fully loaded street glide in 2020, and I got rid of it after a year. It was like I wasn’t even on a motorcycle. No wind and heavy as hell. Took it back and got me a softail. A real Harley Davidson… a real motorcycle.
Lol yes
Long distance rider here. Plus I do my own basic maintenance. Oil change brakes ect.
I work on my bike and ride to work when it’s not snowing 🌨️ and on the weekend I work on my hot rods so I am a hobbyist guy
Long Distance and bike builder here. I do long distance on my 2008 Electra Glide CVO and I built my 98 FXSTC from the frame up. I'm actually riding that long distance too. I go to the dealer for parts (If I need them right now) and fluids. That's about it.
Just bought my first Harley after recovering from being hurt in the military. Super stoked but most likely a weekend warrior
I am a 2/5/7 guy...I know my RG is cookie cutter 'me too' bike so no need to show anyone...but ride'em FTW and have 2 dynas in garage as well...slick back now....
My first bike was an old beat up Honda...#2 was a Victory Vegas 8ball. If I ever gef a Harley, it'll be a trike. I have health issues now. Thanks for a great video Sose! Saludos hermano!
Appreciate you hermano
@DemonsRow I've been real quiet for a while now. Still view when I can.
Long distance guy here. Iron Butt member. Adding Alaska to the list in August
I use to ride a lot in Texas. In the PNW we have too much rain to ride all the time. And after 13 surgeries (5 hip), I physically can’t as much as I want to. But, I do work on all my motorcycles. My commute is 35 miles and I love when i can ride to work every day.
I’m a new rider (Since Sep ‘23) and I try to ride as much as I can. My Harley has quickly become my preferred method of transportation.
Ride safe out there
In 4 months I put 18k miles on my roadstar 1700 . In jersey we only get so many riding months .
This is one of the best videos I have seen in some time. Keep it up!
Appreciate you
Yeow Sose, I don't know what kind of Biker to call myself, I've been riding since I was 16, past my Bike test at 19, got my brand new 1200 Sportster in 1988 at 24, got my brand new 1340 Fatboy in 1992 at 28, had a serious accident at work in the Quarry left me with a crippled left leg so bought a 2007 Dyna Street Bob which was converted to a trike in 2015, Been Domestically Abused December 2014 through to September 2017 by my then wife of 16 years, During the last seven years since separation and getting my decree absolute just a few weeks ago I have been mentoring and supporting Men Who Themselves have suffered Domestic Abuse in the Compass Programme of which I solely helped to set up, while all along working on and making parts and constantly customising my Harley Dyna Monster Chopper Trike, Yeah I'm 60 now and I don't know what kind of Biker I am, But my Ol' Lady Jules tells me that I have nothing to prove, and to just keep limping like that Big Old Lion, Mike over here in Wales in the UK 👍🤘🏴
much respect
Yeah Sose, the first couple of years at the Quarry I drove the Dumper Trucks hauling rock to the crushers, then spent the next 20+ years in charge of Explosives Operations up until my accident on site in the bad snow and ice in which I slipped and shattered my left leg and my left foot was hanging off, which stopped me riding two wheels, so I converted to three wheels from there forward 👍🤘
As an RG owner, those quips were hilarious.😂😂 I have it because my body has been jacked up over the years. I'm also a trucker, so the ability to put on miles comfortably is a plus.
Been riding since 79' all Harleys. I would say I am a mix of 5 and 6.
I am the long-haul rider. I am a teacher yet still put 20,000 miles on my bike last year riding to state, region and National events with my CVMA brothers.
Independent bikers sometimes can't be independent and buys yet another black bagger!
I'm a combo of 1 & 5. Never been in a club and ride everywhere every day for the last 30+ years
🤘🏽🖤🤘🏽
I've been riding for 47 years. Burned out on the drama years ago, now I'm a lone wolf weekend warrior with a few friends I ride with on occasion, I ride when I want to not because I have to. current ride is a '05 FXDI... bare bones.
Honestly Brother, I’m retired Army, and I’ve ridden in 8 countries and over 40 states. Im almost 69 and been riding legally since high school. I mind my own business, kool to everyone and never had a problem. I retired my patch recently, and I believe the Air is for everyone. Still ride for the Sake of Freedom and I ride with No Fear. Love your podcast and subscribed a while ago. Peace
WEEKEND OR DURING THE WEEK BECAUSE MY JOB SUCKED ASS AND MY DAYS OFF WERE RANDOM. DID WHAT I HAD TO TO FEED MY FAMILY!!
respect
I've hung the shopping bags from the bars. Trays of dogfood sat on my lap. I must look a sight 😂
As an avid Vrod rider, I appreciate all the love. I really don’t know where I’d sit in your stereotypes. Being a disabled combat veteran has really cut into my saddle time. Been riding closer to thirty years than not, but not like I used to. Done the cross country thing, and I wrench my own bikes most of the time. I have a few Harley shirts but who doesn’t. I’m a life member of the CVMA. I’m probably closer to the weekend warrior now, but is only cause I’m pretty effed up. For those people that don’t know, the Vrod is the best Harley that the MoCo has ever made.
Ive been side line for a little bit, had 3 strokes last year but ive been riding since 74. I love going from east to west coast. Im not going to stop riding. I ride solo at 65 yrs
I love my Harley. Started with a street glide and I saw a 2020 Patriot edition road glide. Test drove that and the rest is history. As long as there’s no ice and snow on the ground I’m on 2’s in Northern Colorado. I’ll ride down to about 25 degrees.
I do not own a cage, I ride alone on the highways mostly. I am retired so working out and riding in the wind is it for me. I own a 2023 FXST... drag bars with a STAGE 3 Build and I own a 2018 Kawasaki naked sport. both mostly Highway riding. Not sure if I fit in any class just love riding. I would say from listening to you, you a one in a million good person and rider.
thank you for that joe i appreciate you
Thank you for the content. So, yeah, I’m the guy who rocks all Harley gear and a cross of wrenching on my own. 25 years riding 3rd Harley.
Lol much love just poking fun out ourselves everythings always so serious
6.Custom Builder, 91 Harley Davidson Low Rider FXRS. I do my own work with aftermarket parts I get online. I change it up every few years. Camo paint, ape hangers and just put on hard dresser bags and have a tourpack if I need it.
Ima weekend warrior!
I work 70hrs a week on the 18s everyday and one day on them 2s
#ghostin
I am both the long distance rider and the builder. I currently have 4 bikes in my garage. 2 I have built from the ground up and one for the long rides
Currently rebuilding 2 seperate bikes, I gotta work on it and maintain it myself, gotta make that bike proper on my own.
Weekend warrior for sure. I dont cosplay or pretend to be someone im not, i just love to ride when i can.
Road Glide/ weekend warrior type guy.
Weekend warrior and been riding about 25 years. Work and kids keep me busy except for a couple week long trips a year.
44 years in the saddle. 1st H-D I rode was a 1964 Duo-Glide, the last one was a 1993 Springer Softail.
It has been parked in the garage for 11 years now, old age has caught up with me.
Never was a 1% but I earned my patches. Broken wings and all.
Many, many years ago, like 34yrs ago when I got out of the army, I started college at UT in Austin. My old ford truck died on me and so my only transportation was a triumph tiger, ~1975.
Anyway, I had so little money I owned only one pair of Levi’s. Those were my only pants. I mention the triumph because it required quite a bit of work to keep it going. My knees and butt were worn out and torn from working on that bike.
But those were such good times. No money, but life was good! We did always seem to have enough money for beer. Funny how that works.
Amazing story
Since I got sick I guess I'm a weekend warrior but I don't need respect from anyone. Good vid, BTW.
respect
Im a 5 & 6, love wrenching on my bike, and just riding anywhere and no where.
Combination of a wrench turner and weekend warrior. I ride mainly back and forth to work, because it seems like that's all I do.
I remember as a kid I would cycle with my friends, these are grown men riding together like little kids . Grown kids😂
I ride a '21 FXST to and from work and on weekends mostly, I try to ride as much as I can weather permitting. Heated gear helps a lot to get more riding in though. Love my Harley, but respect on whatever you ride. I just love bikes.
I think Sose is the Story Teller biker! 😂 The one that gets lost 🙋🏻♂️
I don't know where I'd put myself. I am a club member from the UK. I'm 24 and I have been bought up around clubs and have been around an MC for most of my life (My dad is a 1%er). I will be soon stepping up and continuing my club journey on a bigger scale. I live and breathe motorcycle clubs and don't ever see myself moving away from the scene. I love my club brothers and I love my extended club family
We joke with each other every day Indian vs. Harley. we are almost 50/50 Indian to Harley. and I am the Long Distance rider
Road Glide rider checkin in here from Canada. Also a member of a Motorcycle Organization that helps kids who are being bullied.
thats awesome
Long distance rider here. Not riding Harley yet. I travel as much as possible with no clear destination on my mind. I just sit and go.
I'm the distance rider. I ride to work during the week, and on weekends I like to travel as much as I can.