2bigalow
2011-07-02 02:44:00 UTC
RED ZX
2011-07-02 04:09:00 UTC
Not only that, but she notices and respects how happy motorcycling has made me and encourages me to continue with it as long as I don't squid.
ktmguy
2011-07-02 04:17:00 UTC
DribbleDuke
2011-07-02 05:05:00 UTC
The way I have seen some ride a motorcycle they should be so lucky to have a wife that would cut them off.
More likely they hop on thier scooters and the old lady is upgrading the Life insurance policy.
My wife has her motorcycle license but she wont ride cause she is smart enough to realise she can not do it safely.
I once had a young man come look at a bike I had for sell. We went on a little journey with me following and after the short fifteen mile ride I told him that I could not in good conscience sell him the bike. It would be the equivalant of putting a loaded gun in a suicidal tendency patients hands.
I could believe that there could ba situations that listening to the smarter half you keep a catastrophy, calamity, or considerable setback from occuring.
TLS_Russ
2011-07-02 06:17:00 UTC
1998 My first wife decided after 10 years together she did not want me riding bikes anymore, "the bikes or me"
So we divorced, I ordered a new bike to celebrate
Stupid Luke
2011-07-02 06:41:00 UTC
Colonel_Klinck
2011-07-02 07:34:00 UTC
That is some fooked up shit
KTM666
2011-07-02 07:41:00 UTC
She loves her bike nearly as much as I love mine
Superdan
2011-07-02 07:49:00 UTC
Thing is I dont do cars, I drive cheap reliable cars, so that saves me loads of money so they cant complain it costs too much.
blb
2011-07-02 09:30:00 UTC
My new partner knows that my bike is very important to to me but I don't spend nearly as much time on it now as I used to ( the bike! ) So I suppose I have compromised a bit.
However if she said sell it or I go I would have to do some hard thinking!
As a car salesman I don't need or own a car so the bike is my only transport, I don't even take a company car.
omky756
2011-07-02 16:54:00 UTC
Post missing.
DribbleDuke
2011-07-02 18:31:00 UTC
SDNerd
2011-07-02 18:43:00 UTC
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BASH69
2011-07-02 19:08:00 UTC
CEREC1
2011-07-02 20:25:00 UTC
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tripoddave
2011-07-02 21:38:00 UTC
When times have been tough I've sold my car and gone down to one bike which has been my main transport.
Right now, like our TooHomo owning friend I run a cheap car but own 5 bikes which is only fair when you think about it.
sequentialshift
2011-07-02 22:00:00 UTC
rocketchick
2011-07-02 22:28:00 UTC
They know exactly who you are and What your about..
They accept you.
They would not give u ultimatums.
They would encourage u..
And share your passions..
I have never had any male that tried to come between me and my motorcycle passion. In fact they rode on my bikes with me.
I would not give up my motorcycles to please others, that's a hell of a way to stifle yourself and start harboring negative feelings.
Mr_Trecolareco
2011-07-02 22:38:00 UTC
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paul81
2011-07-04 12:16:00 UTC
my mates wife was saying if the bikes started getting out of hand she'd put an end to it. my mate agreed that he wouldn't argue and the bike would be gone.
my wife said she wouldn't ever give me the ultimatum cos she knew that i'd choose the bikes over her.
so i think i'm safe from this situation.
shadowman
2011-07-04 13:51:00 UTC
Is there anybody on here who would not give up bikes along with anything and everything else to protect or keep from avoidable harm family and those they love. This I would do in a heartbeat, without agonised thinking or subsequent resentment.
Nobody who genuinely loved you would ever lay down such an ultimatum. Express concerns - yes, make requests - yes but ultimatum is a just tool of control and who wants to live like that?
Would I chose family over the bike - yes every time. Would I sell the things I like because somebody else wanted to make my decisions for me - No
BASH69
2011-07-04 15:31:00 UTC
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Jermo
2011-07-04 17:49:00 UTC
wrebitup
2011-07-04 22:04:00 UTC
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