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I think it's difficult to quantify it really.......because it's different things to different people. Like me and @Renegade ......he's always been into the club and rally scene. Whereas I've got no interest in that. I was always more into going to race meetings etc......the sport side of things. Whereas he wasn't. So it's a case of people participating in the elements of motorcycling that appeal to them. But, underpinning it all, must be a love of motorcycles. If you don't have that then you're not a biker in my opinion.

Now you're using gifs after going on to me about them @BusBoy And even worse.....that's one of my gifs! You fucking casual!

racing team mascot was a little pig. wearing lipstick. just like the bikes

We a'll love home movies too right? My best travel story, my pa was in the air force, he could take his wife and three boys down to the airport, sign up for "Asia" on Space Available...and wait.... A few day later we were in Asia You might not get your first choice of Asia, butt, this is the military, you got Asia of some kind Where he was treated like a God, because if you have 3 sons and no girls in Asia? God like status, having a nice white chick with big boobs as his wife was just icing on the cake. Thats my travel story!

That's a lot of words in an attempt to cloak the fact that you're a Casual Bruce? And I have no idea what @Buckster has to do with it?

Lets be honest, it's a polluting lump of ,,,,,

Ozarks is tornado country, that and dust.

Look at the end of the day some people are casuals and some people aren’t. Some people grew up riding bikes and it has got into their blood and they will always ride bikes, people like me, @XTreme, @boboneleg, @Tym, @MooN and others. Even if they have a small break they come back to bikes, some of us have always had bikes and we always identified with the culture including in the media, we don’t all identify with exactly the same area of biking but we all have things in common and all have crossovers in at least two or three areas. While there was no forum we didn’t stop riding. The casuals on the other hand may have ridden when young but it never really took with them, it was just another mode of transportation, they may have a bike rotting away in the shed so they can say they have one, they like the idea of being part of the biking scene but they need to be stroked and encouraged by others to keep it going and when there is no focus like the forum they just drift away on the tide so to speak. The real difference between casuals and bikers of course is that at the end of the day bikers don’t care if you ride or not because riding is personal to them, sure they like to share it but they don’t need to. Casuals have a desperate need to be included, they need the validation.

Its a bitter sweet time of year, as the weather gets warmer i have to switch to smaller firearms in order to still be able to conceal them from John Doe Dickhead. So i go from carrying my late father's Model 1927 Erjecito and my Bisley to two Ruger LCP's. Special thanks to Comp-tac for their belt, it will tow a truck. Mernickle Custom Holsters holds all my firearms high and close for concealment. Cant forget from whom those cocobolo grips came from, say hi to Esmeralda. Just an FFI, a second firearm being carried is called "a New York reload"......lol

I used to carry a Walther PPKS (.380) as it was a nice small weapon and easy to carry. But now, I just keep a Glock 22 in my truck and don't often carry anymore. The PPKS is just too small for my petite little hands, but is a fantastic little weapon. I keep the Glock mostly for when we're out in the hills - in case bear, mountain lions or pissed off moose start getting upset with us being in their home.

I got on a boat in Poole in October 2005......ended up here and never left. Never travelled anywhere in my life! Wish I had though!

Enough of the old ones, plenty of girls joining in and that kind of talk just ruins everything for whoever ... Welcome Earache!

Hello and welcome in

yEs, wEirD waY of writiNg ThinGs ?

The best paint scheme for the AT.

That kind of success carries the kind of pressure that can break anyone, Pete.

It's confirmed! @Buckster is not a Casual! But there's still time for others to distance themselves from this demographic........because until proven otherwise......you're a Casual. So the more times you try......the greater the odds of removing this stigma! Keep going @BusBoy Here's another question......Which bike had the most BHP per CC in 1973?

I have a problem with photos as well.