SouthernBoy
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scorpio_vette wrote:
As for my comments about a "dress code", remember you posed the question. And it is a valid question in the context of the current socio-political climate in my opinion. I personally don't have a problem with people who carry and like to dress a little different. I do have opinions, but my rights stop where others' begin.
However, rights come with responsibility - a basic truth and they must. That's all I was trying to put forth.
scorpio_vette wrote:
Oh boy. Make sure you hold tight when hitting the throttle. Those spikes could alter the octave level of your voice. (oh, I bet that smarts).45acpForMe wrote:
I would be more afraid of your ride. It looks like it has piercings all the way down its backside! Ouch!
I miss the days before helmet laws. I used to ride without one in CA but when I moved to VA I got pulled over a couple times for not wearing one. Eventually sold my bike for lack of riding (VA thunderstorms all summer made riding each day a crap-shoot).
good eye. LOL yeah did some custom rear lights on it before a bike rally last year, and since most of the hardware was removed with the lighting, i needed something to tie the inner and outer fender back together. so i bolted them together with the spikes. LOL i currently have the bike completely disassembled to finish the theme across the whole bike.
here's a better view of the rear fender. thought you might get a kick out of it. LOL
As for my comments about a "dress code", remember you posed the question. And it is a valid question in the context of the current socio-political climate in my opinion. I personally don't have a problem with people who carry and like to dress a little different. I do have opinions, but my rights stop where others' begin.
However, rights come with responsibility - a basic truth and they must. That's all I was trying to put forth.