Bikers and Their Clubs

You want to know what gets under my skin more than any thing in this world? It is these people that think, if you ride a motorcycle that you are nothing but a white trash outlaw biker. When in fact, they don't even have a clue what they are even talking about. So I will tell you what it means to be a biker and belong to a club in this modern age. A bike club consists of a group of people that share a common interest in motorcycles. They also get together to ride and do events for their local charities and their community. Now there are a bunch of right-wing lobbyists saying "If you ride a bike you are probably running drugs or envolved in some sort of illegal operation." In fact current motorcycle clubs, for the majority, are just hanging out with their family and friends and sharing their love for motorcycles. So I say to these ignorant right-wing politicians. You are wrong. You all can kiss my ever lovin biker ASS if you think my love or that of my friends has anything wrong or illegal involvement. So to all the bikers out there, do what you do and to hell with the rest of them. We know what we are like. And no one can tell us we are wrong.

My bike

Well my bike is almost done and I can't wait. I have been trying to get this bike done for about six months now and I have ran into a few things with it like the cam shaft in the rear cylinder and the chain for the cam shaft. Well here is the break down on the cost for the parts. I only paid 50.00 for the bike in the local 127 Corridor Sale.

• Cam Shaft 20.00
• Cam Chain 80.00
• Handle bars 40.00
• Headlights 20.00
• Hand Grips and Throttle Cable 27.00
• New Key Switch 13.00
• So you see I have only put about 250.00 into this 50.00 bike

Now if I could only find a set of hard bags to mount on my bike.

A little about me

Hello Everyone and Anyone who reads this.

I will start off by saying a little about myself.

My name is Mike. I'm 30 years old. I love motorcycles and have been a motorcycle enthusiast since I was a teenager. I get my love for motorcycles from my Papaw, Bruce and my uncle, Bobby (RIP).

I am married to a wonderful young lady, Minda. She is my world.

I enjoy working on my truck, hanging out with my family, and spending time with my friends.

I really like Harley Davidson Motorcycles (I even have a couple of Harley Tats!) but I can't afford to buy one right now. Hopefully, after Minda gets finishes college, I will get a Harley. But until then, I am customizing my Virago.

I found my Virago in the 127 Sale in the summer of 2006. It was a bargain at $50. I have put a lot of time and a little money into it since then. It is almost road worthy and I can't wait to ride it.