LS Biker's Den

I know a meep who rides a bike. It's a Harley. No pics tho.

http://wileycycle.com/USArides/RockiesI70Ride/RockiesI70.html

Neil Peart said it was the meep on his BMW.

I have spent some interesting times with bikers.

Down here, you get a lot of Vets seeking comrads. There are Vietnam Vets, 1st Iraq War Vets and 2nd Iraq war Vets. They mingle through a few different groups.

The greatest Biker Party I've been to was a Boozefighters shindig. Nothing but amiable Vets, a kick-meep band and a naked lady swimming in a seven-foot cirmeepference clear bowl sitting in front of a Wheel of Chance. I never took a spin, but I heard it was fun.

I went on a ride with a fledgling group and met the leader of the Ozark Riders. I took from him absolutely no humor. His distance was described to me later as the "Hundred-Yard Stare". It was meeping heavy. The Ozark Riders are a subset of the Banditos, which is a pretty scary bunch of people, so his look makes some more sense.

Down here, there is a true fear of meep's Angels influence, but maybe just because the Banditos hold a greater deal of influence.

The motorcycle fad has only helped the tension.

I know a meep who rides a bike. It's a Harley. No pics tho.

Cool story bro :facepalm:

http://wileycycle.com/USArides/RockiesI70Ride/RockiesI70.html Neil Peart said it was the meep on his BMW.

Nice, and doubly nice that someone "gets" this thread 2 posts in.

I have spent some interesting times with bikers. Down here, you get a lot of Vets seeking comrads. There are Vietnam Vets, 1st Iraq War Vets and 2nd Iraq war Vets. They mingle through a few different groups. The greatest Biker Party I've been to was a Boozefighters shindig. Nothing but amiable Vets, a kick-meep band and a naked lady swimming in a seven-foot cirmeepference clear bowl sitting in front of a Wheel of Chance. I never took a spin, but I heard it was fun. I went on a ride with a fledgling group and met the leader of the Ozark Riders. I took from him absolutely no humor. His distance was described to me later as the "Hundred-Yard Stare". It was meeping heavy. The Ozark Riders are a subset of the Banditos, which is a pretty scary bunch of people, so his look makes some more sense. Down here, there is a true fear of meep's Angels influence, but maybe just because the Banditos hold a greater deal of influence. The motorcycle fad has only helped the tension.

1) Motorcycles have been around for 100 years, hardly a fad.

2) COOL STORY ABOUT THAT TIME YOU HUNG WITH BIKERS AND IGNORED THE TOPIC, FUK YEAH!

Seriously, lets get some intel here meep0ts.

First, who here rides a bike (not a meeping bicycle) or intends to in the near future? Second, if we were to start a motorcycle club, what would we call ourselves? Third, if we had a gnarly patch to go with said club, what would it look like? Fourth, where the meep should we ride? Fifth, post some meeping pics of your bike, or the bike you intend to get. GO GO GO GO!

1) I have been riding for over 25 years now, worked on bikes professionally for 11 years.

2) Wotak Nation....?

3) Linkswarm makes me wet...?

4) The Texas hill country has some of the best riding in the world. The "Bandera Breakfast Run", Willow city loop, Ranch Road 337.... very nice roads and beautiful scenery, I know people come from all over the world to ride this area. [url]http://www.hillcountrycruising.com/the3s.html[/url]

5) I have my old 86 VFR750 that has been sitting in the garage for 8 years now, I have been kidding myself that I was going to restore the poor meep one day. I think now I would just like to get rid of it all. I sold my XR600 years ago and have been kicking myself since then, wish I had that bike back. Kick starting the monster was a meep, but once it was running it wouldn't stop.

I have been wanting a new bike for years. I used to restore old Kawasaki Z1 900s and similar bikes, but they want an arm and a leg for the things these days.What I really want, is a Triumph speed triple. [IMG]http://img528.imageshack.us/img528/526/triumphspeedtriple05.jpg[/IMG]

A close friend loaned me his bike for a couple weeks and I have been dreaming of owning one since. The perfect combination of comfort and sport. Still hits it good and corners pretty well. My days of sportbikes are over and I am just not into the cruiser scene... unless it was a VMAX or maybe an old eliminator....

<span class="post_was_edited">On 2009-07-09 at 14:35:10, GrapeApe asked to smell your meep</span>

My 'Running' Bike is a 1967 BSA Starfire. It is a little 250cc I rebuilt myself. It is a little if not comically small for my size but still fun around town It is a single cylinder or 'thumper' so its got pretty good torque despite the small displacement. Unfortunately it is not really a highway worthy bike both because of its ancient drum breaks and because it tops out at a white knuckle inducing 70mph.

I also still have my first bike, a 1962 Triumph 3ta which is completely torn apart and may likely never be put back together or at least not in the foreseeable future. It is a bit of a meep bike which never really made a big hit in the US market although I have read it was the Police Bike of Choice in the Bahamas. I picked up the bike as a sad looking 70s chopper and had intended to restore it to Original trim but after a few years of searching and picking up small parts here and there I have hit a dead end trying to put the front end back together. In retrospect I should have left the bike as a chopper since the original look is pretty goofy with all the fairings which make it look more like a classic Vespa than a bad meep Brit Bike I would hope it to be.

Here is one restored to original:

I would love to load my 250 in a pickup and take it up to some nice quiet country mountain roads in North Carolina and cruise around. I have also thought about taking it down to the Fla Keys for a ride but have never overcome the challenge of riding it through Miami first.

I fried the electrical system on a BSA like that once...meep brits and their positive ground charging.

I'm getting my license this weekend! I can't wait for 3 days of learning to ride correctly.

Our patch should be:

Will probably be buying a bike next week. I was waiting to try a few out this weekend as the course provides dirt, speed, cruiser, and a few other bikes.

Our patch should be:

HAHA awesome!

LORDKAHUNA: Our patch should be:

HAHA awesome! Per4haps on the back of WOLFSHIRTS

i have a 2001 Kawasaki Vulcan 750 that I got last year.

I think that our logo needs to be something related to Pinhead or Ocelots... The idea of it makes me think of something like this:

For a logo it would have to be something "for the most of the rest of the afternoon"

http://www.motorcycleroads.com/routes/RockyMtn/CO/CO_7.shtml

Cube, you make me laugh so hard my teeth hurt.

<span class="post_was_edited">On 2009-07-09 at 23:18:49, bobacus asked to smell your meep</span>

I'm currently looking for a first bike after passing the MSF and getting my license a couple months ago. Never ridden prior.

I went and looked at a '07 Buell Blast tonight. It's a nice bike, they're selling it for 4 grand. Honestly, I expected it to be bigger. It's only about 2 inches higher than the Ninja 250. For 1000 more I could just get a new 500r - but I'm wrestling with the idea of buying brand new for a first bike. I don't think it's a good idea.

Not a rider, but my Dad's getting to be a fanatic with his ?2007 Suzuki VStrom, nice bike.

Financial concerns may override personal reservations (I'm scared of idiot drivers) and cause me to be a bike rider here soon.

Any patch that did not consider this: would be disrespecting the legacy that is Linkswarm. Dunno what Bullwinkle means but the moose is loose.

Where to ride should probably start with as many as you could connect to the Appalachian Trail.

Go Swarmriders Go!

DrCube: i have a 2001 Kawasaki Vulcan 750

The 1500 classic is badass with straight pipes.Buddy of mine had one and noone would ride on either side of him.It sounded more like a Harley than a Harley does.Pretty much a Harley,but you don't have to work on it every fuggin week to keep it running,or keep spare clutch cables etc... with you everywhere you go.

Once we have a house, the next item on my list is a bike. So within the next year, aiming for Spring 2010.

Gang name? WOMBATS, of course. Duh.

Patch? I second the ideas of the smiley combined with either "Makes me wet" or "chased us around for the most of the rest of the afternoon". The second is kinda wordy, so "makes me wet" is floating to the top.

Where to go? I have heard the talks of a cross-country to the Grand Canyon trip. That may be just a little too much to try and bite off for a bunch of rookie motorcycle outlaws. Aside from that, I have no meeping clue where to go, although the Appalachian Trail idea has some merit.

Haven't settled on a bike yet. It will not be a crotch rocket.

Gothmog:

This is pretty confusing. "WE ARE SOMETHINGAWFUL.COM/FORUMS, OORAH"?

<span class="post_was_edited">On 2009-07-10 at 12:25:47, vasudeva asked to smell your meep</span>

This is my little baby

a 89' Suzuki DR750 BIG

Its the V8 of chook chasers.

A 750 single fed by twin mikuni's carbs.

I have had the old girl up to 180 km/h, could have gone faster but I was a bit hesitant to push it to the limit.

For the last year she has been my daily ride and has not skipped a beat.

meep yeah! I'll join the linkswarm bikie gang.

vasudeva:

Gothmog:

This is pretty confusing. "WE ARE SOMETHINGAWFUL.COM/FORUMS, OORAH"?

<span class="post_was_edited">On 2009-07-10 at 12:25:47, vasudeva asked to smell your meep</span>

/b

vasudeva:

Gothmog:

This is pretty confusing. "WE ARE SOMETHINGAWFUL.COM/FORUMS, OORAH"?

<span class="post_was_edited">On 2009-07-10 at 12:25:47, vasudeva asked to smell your meep</span>

I was thinking the same thing. We need to spice it up a little and make it uniquely our own.

P.S. I don't own a bike, so you cats will have to sport this without me.

P.P.S. meep off. The masking is FINE.

<span class="post_was_edited">On 2009-07-16 at 00:46:19, MstrLance asked to smell your meep</span>

Here's my ride... 2003 Suzuki SV650S all washed and waxed

I got her about 3 years ago from a friend for $3700. It had 6000 miles on it. Everything is stock except for heli bars that bring the handlebars up a couple of inches and a rear fender eliminator kit.

She's an absolute blast to ride. The V-twin gives you ample power throughout a wide range of RPM's making it a great daily driver and really fun in the colorado mountain twisties. It's not superbike fast, but it'll keep up with the superbikes until about 100mph. I got her up to 138 once on US287 in between lander and rawlins in wyoming. If anyone lives in the front range of CO I'm always down to go for a ride.

Lion in a side-car riding the wall of death, pic meeping related.

LORDKAHUNA: Lion in a side-car riding the wall of death, pic meeping related.

That is some badass meep right there.Not a dude in a fursuit.

I've been looking for a bike for about a month now. I cannot decide if I want to purchase an older 80's cruising bike or finance something and bend over for 24 months of rape.

I have never operated a street bike before, except renting a moped on Martha's Vineyard for a day with the wife back when we were dating.

I should probably go get my motorcycle endorsement.

1982 GS1100E

Currently sitting in a relatives garage in CT till I get my meep together and move it out to NEO.

-=Whittey=-

oh i forgot about this thread. i should share a picture of my bike.

dae_su: oh i forgot about this thread. i should share a picture of my bike.

Beautiful...but can you get one with you standing next it please?

oh meep, i totally forgot the one with me in it.

Um, you stole that bike, didn't you.

Steel's Ride

Stool, you should post close-ups. Your bike is retardedly comic-book awesome, and this shot doesn't really do it any justice.

l'll second that. l'd like to see it closer.

Hit a patch of sand on the way home on thursday, here's the result:

Broken collarbone. meepin ouch. Be careful out there ls bikers.

Ugh. That sucks meep. Every time I see those little triangular patches of tiny road detritus at corners, I slow down to first and go through as vertically as possible. Was it a big sand pit, or what? You should photograph it as an object lesson (for me personally).

I was booking it too fast through a corner and saw the sand too late. I'll take pics of the corner next time i'm by there during the day.

Gethoht: Hit a patch of sand on the way home on thursday, here's the result: Broken collarbone. meepin ouch. Be careful out there ls bikers.

Oh meep, I broke my collar bone when I was younger, it sucked meep. Walked around like igor for weeks. What really sucked is by the time I got to the doctor, the bones had started to set improperly. so he had to snap it again. At the age of 14 all I could do was take a involuntary nap.

freakmachine: I know a meep who rides a bike. It's a Harley. No pics tho.

My first wife's sister, Katy Critter, the prison guard. We're still buddies, and she qualifies for all the above.

Gethoht: I was booking it too fast through a corner and saw the sand too late. I'll take pics of the corner next time i'm by there during the day.

I'm usually pretty conservative with my speed, but lately I have been opening up as fast as I can as much as I can, this is sobering enough to not be a retard.

That being said, these things don't ever make me want to stop riding, I wiped out hard last year and rode from my town to CNY a week later.

FEELS GOOD TO BE A COWBOY

LORDKAHUNA:

Gethoht: I was booking it too fast through a corner and saw the sand too late. I'll take pics of the corner next time i'm by there during the day.

I'm usually pretty conservative with my speed, but lately I have been opening up as fast as I can as much as I can, this is sobering enough to not be a retard.

That being said, these things don't ever make me want to stop riding, I wiped out hard last year and rode from my town to CNY a week later.

FEELS GOOD TO BE A COWBOY

This is a cycle (pun intended) that most riders go through. Slowly increasing speed and "recklessness" until you get bit in the meep then conservative riding for a while with a slow build up to an event that causes you to slow it down again. I was fortunate to never end up on life support but I had many wrecks and close encounters. I used to get some really good deals on gear though because people will get excited about biking, go out and buy all the gear then ride a few times and scare the meep out of themselves and sell everything.