What's the big deal about two guys two up on a bike?
#21
02-06-2010, 08:26 AM
oops!!Frightfully sorry for my ranting back there ... I was frustrated about something, and also had just had a tiff with my brother.
But yes, who cares what anyone thinks ... and, for the record, here in the UK I often see big bikes two up with guys ... I see no more in it than I do seeing a car taking a passenger ... each to their own, I just ride solo :-)
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#22
02-06-2010, 09:01 AM
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Pretty much says it all. You like another mans nuts rubbing into your back everytime you brake, go for it. Personally I think it's pretty gay, lol, and don't give two chits about attempting to be "politically correct" about it. Too many people ***** foot around how they really feel about things lately in the pathetic attempt to "appear" politically correct, it's the hip and trendy thing to do apparently. Man up sissys.
And no, I'm not homophobic or a gay basher in the slightest, just a person with an honest opinion, there's no hate or bashing involved. Just a statement that the two up subject falls into the "gay" category. I can pretty much guarantee that any guy in this thread, cept maybe the op, would chuckle or make some teasing comment about it if they saw two dudes riding two up. Be honest you f#####s, :P.
On a side note, this actually came up in conversation a long while back with a gay buddy who used to frequent a bar where I worked, his comment about it was something along the lines of "That's the gayest chit ever." Lol.
Last edited by Hangfire; 02-06-2010 at 09:06 AM.
#23
02-06-2010, 09:20 AM
I did say the passenger would be free game for mild ribbing 
Not for anything about sexual orientation. Mostly for not having their own bike.
But if they had matching full leather suits and helmets... Sorry, then it's obvious they're lovers. Nobody goes out an picks up a matching spare race suit unless unless they're sharing a bed. And again it'd mostly be for not having their own bike. "Yo dude, fraid to give your boyfriend his own bike cause he might be able to run?"
Not for anything about sexual orientation. Mostly for not having their own bike.But if they had matching full leather suits and helmets... Sorry, then it's obvious they're lovers. Nobody goes out an picks up a matching spare race suit unless unless they're sharing a bed. And again it'd mostly be for not having their own bike. "Yo dude, fraid to give your boyfriend his own bike cause he might be able to run?"
#24
02-06-2010, 09:55 AM
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Personal opinions aside ... why would you care what any one else thinks? Especially peeps at the stealership! I mean, those guys think it's reasonable to charge $400+ for first maintenance on a bike and add on 50%+ to almost everything you order. Talk about guys that'll screw ya in the **** -- dealership peeps are gay.
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#29
02-06-2010, 07:01 PM
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In an emergency i would let a dude ride on the back or if it is my little brother ill let them. But any grown man with his junk riding my back bone isnt my idea of a fun ride. 
My dad stopped putting me on back once i hit about 13 cause it was akward for both of us. haha
PS-Im not a homophobe and what people do is their choice and i dont judge but if need be ill call out the obvious.
My dad stopped putting me on back once i hit about 13 cause it was akward for both of us. haha
PS-Im not a homophobe and what people do is their choice and i dont judge but if need be ill call out the obvious.