Originally Posted By: Boraticus
The average Joe and Mary Public don't like motorcycles and I'm certain that strange motorcyclists aren't invited in for tea on a regular basis.
I'm sure if someone appears to be a "Real" 1%er they'de be give a wide berth by the general public. I think most people can distiguish between an average Joe, dressed up in leather and riding a Harley (a poser, if that's what you want to call them), and a legit bad [censored] that lives in a world most will never see. I atleast think I can, and my intuition hasn't bit me in the butt yet.
I've never felt looked down upon, or felt I'd been treated poorly because I was on a bike, by non motorcyclist. Maybe I'm obtuse, or just been lucky so far?
I have had alot of people go out of their way to talk to me when I'm on a bike, though. Usually trying to strike up a friendly conversation.
Not saying your experience is wrong, Boraticus, but thankfully I've not experinced the same.
The average Joe and Mary Public don't like motorcycles and I'm certain that strange motorcyclists aren't invited in for tea on a regular basis.
I'm sure if someone appears to be a "Real" 1%er they'de be give a wide berth by the general public. I think most people can distiguish between an average Joe, dressed up in leather and riding a Harley (a poser, if that's what you want to call them), and a legit bad [censored] that lives in a world most will never see. I atleast think I can, and my intuition hasn't bit me in the butt yet.
I've never felt looked down upon, or felt I'd been treated poorly because I was on a bike, by non motorcyclist. Maybe I'm obtuse, or just been lucky so far?
I have had alot of people go out of their way to talk to me when I'm on a bike, though. Usually trying to strike up a friendly conversation.
Not saying your experience is wrong, Boraticus, but thankfully I've not experinced the same.