Post: #26

(11-03-2012 09:34 AM)Aliblahba Wrote:  Got my first dirt bike when I was 5. First Harley when I was 20. Owned two of them, and sold the last one due to being overseas too much. My first Harley increased my game exponentially. Increased confidence, better venues, tight social circles, status, ect. It was like buying 10K Bang books.

I rode hard for 10 years, and pulled down a lot of tail. They key was going to non biker venues to play up the exotic/lone wolf factor. I'd park in front of the door, and sit near the girls bathroom with my helmet on the table. Simple but effective trolling technique. Girls would come up and open me guaranteed. Once they got on the back, it was over. Her place or mine.

Co-sign, I do this same thing almost verbatim. Here's my ride:

Post: #27

Can you guys recommend me a beginner bike. I've been told ninja 250's were the way to go but I'm not sure if my height (6'3) makes me too big for the bike.

Post: #28

Depends on your taste but I would reccomend a fazer 600 or a triumph sprint st

Post: #29

(11-03-2012 07:42 PM)56merc Wrote:  

(11-03-2012 09:34 AM)Aliblahba Wrote:  Got my first dirt bike when I was 5. First Harley when I was 20. Owned two of them, and sold the last one due to being overseas too much. My first Harley increased my game exponentially. Increased confidence, better venues, tight social circles, status, ect. It was like buying 10K Bang books.

I rode hard for 10 years, and pulled down a lot of tail. They key was going to non biker venues to play up the exotic/lone wolf factor. I'd park in front of the door, and sit near the girls bathroom with my helmet on the table. Simple but effective trolling technique. Girls would come up and open me guaranteed. Once they got on the back, it was over. Her place or mine.

Co-sign, I do this same thing almost verbatim. Here's my ride:

That bike is sic! 8/10. Would ride.

Post: #30

My older brother who studies at LA got a used Harley Iron 883 for 4.5k and says that girls bassically eyefuck him whenever he's on his bike.

I think it's pretty sick.

Post: #31

(11-04-2012 04:57 PM)Titan Wrote:  My older brother who studies at LA got a used Harley Iron 883 for 4.5k and says that girls bassically eyefuck him whenever he's on his bike.

I think it's pretty sick.

10/10 would ride.

Post: #32

(11-03-2012 09:34 AM)Aliblahba Wrote:  I rode hard for 10 years, and pulled down a lot of tail. They key was going to non biker venues to play up the exotic/lone wolf factor. I'd park in front of the door, and sit near the girls bathroom with my helmet on the table. Simple but effective trolling technique. Girls would come up and open me guaranteed. Once they got on the back, it was over. Her place or mine.

This is so fucking true.

Going to biker bars only works if you've got game because any value in having a bike is ultimately negated due to every other swinging dick having one as well.

When you've got a bike, not bike venues are where the action is. Fucking convenience stores become gold mines of pussy, right along with just about any other random, ordinary place you can think of. I had a girl who was a solid 7 approach me while I was filling up with gas at a liquor store. She even waited there for 15 minutes while I went to get a second helmet. I banged her two weeks later. And yes, from the minute she got on the back, she was groping me.

Within minutes of meeting me, not knowing my name, not spitting any game at her whatsoever, some strange 7 is on the back on my bike with her hands in my crotch and riding off into the sunset. And this was at a period in my life when I was running antigame at best.

If there is game involved, I call it the Modern High Plains Drifter game.

If there is any one material item that will pull women out of the woodwork and make them do the approaching, it's a bike.

Post: #33

This is actual footage of Alibeta cruising on his bike

Post: #34

(11-05-2012 01:34 AM)porscheguy Wrote:  If there is any one material item that will pull women out of the woodwork and make them do the approaching, it's a motorcycle.

This.

An ugly dog helps, too.

Find out a way to get the ugly on the motorcycle? Winsauce.

Post: #35

(11-05-2012 12:04 PM)Private Man Wrote:  

(11-05-2012 01:34 AM)porscheguy Wrote:  If there is any one material item that will pull women out of the woodwork and make them do the approaching, it's a motorcycle.

This.

An ugly dog helps, too.

Find out a way to get the ugly on the motorcycle? Winsauce.

Which brings me back to my idea of a sidecar with a dog riding along. Bonus points if you use a teacup pig instead.

Post: #36

(11-03-2012 11:17 PM)TaxEvader Wrote:  Can you guys recommend me a beginner bike. I've been told ninja 250's were the way to go but I'm not sure if my height (6'3) makes me too big for the bike.

A 6'3 guys on a 250 is way to big. I started on a 250 ninja at 5'11 and it's not comfortable for longer rides what so ever. Slow up hill and not great with a girl on the back. Also you won't be able to lift it up if your into that.

Sit on a couple different bikes or test ride them if you could. Decide on how you like to sit: leaning forward or more straight up (zx6 vs 650 ninja)

Go slow around turns

Post: #37

Does this count as a bike?
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Post: #38

^ That's called a Faggio.

Post: #39

Scooters don't count... sorry.

Post: #40

(11-05-2012 01:33 PM)AntiTrace Wrote:  

(11-05-2012 12:04 PM)Private Man Wrote:  

(11-05-2012 01:34 AM)porscheguy Wrote:  If there is any one material item that will pull women out of the woodwork and make them do the approaching, it's a motorcycle.

This.

An ugly dog helps, too.

Find out a way to get the ugly on the motorcycle? Winsauce.

Which brings me back to my idea of a sidecar with a dog riding along. Bonus points if you use a teacup pig instead.

Like this?

Post: #41

Putting a sidecar on a motorcycle not designed for sidecars requires some serious engineering and messing around with the front suspension. Besides, the girl would want to ride in the sidecar and that's not the goal of motorcycle game.

Post: #42

I picked up a bike earlier in the year, first one I've owned. It was my only motorized transport for the winter so I had to learn in the worst time of the year. Been meaning to take an advanced handling course now that summer is on the way and I'll be using it more also to get my restricted license as I'm still on my learners. The only difference between the learners and the restricted is the plastic 'L' I have to have pinned to the back. The conditions for daytime hours of riding and size restriction, power to weight, are the same.

I like the ride of my bike, not a sports bike fan. I enjoy the ride more than the sense of impending death. I've since got a car just to transport my tools around, But I'd much rather kick it on my bike.

My bike is a Honda CB250, Like this one, just a few details difference to mine. Picked it up second hand. I've got to do some work on it this weekend. Its not ride has become a bit off.


Since I've got a new job and I can't carpool to it, I'm using it everyday now. Saves me so much time stuck in traffic.

Post: #43

It must suck during the winter for you guys up North.

Post: #44

For any UK members:

Autotrader UK is doing a free draw for £5,000 towards any motorcycle on the site. Entry deadline is Dec. 2nd.

http://www.autotrader.co.uk/EDITORIAL/bikes-competition

Post: #45

Which one do you like better? I like the Hustler just cause the name. I'm not into no booty white girls haha. The top and back go hard tho just not the side. I like the other one cause the design and color. Carbon fiber. I think its under 4 pounds or something to that effect.

My bike is straight red. I might get them both regardless but idk.

Post: #46

I'm really liking this look. After watching American pickers I know that this kind of bike is way out of budget. Any reproduction vintage styles being made in america today?

Post: #47

I own one of this babies.

http://www.arpem.com/motos/modelos/april...0-mov3.jpg

Pretty solid

Post: #48

   
This is not a picture of mine,But this is what I ride.

Post: #49

Where do you guys keep the helmets on the sportbikes when you go to the beach/club/bar?Taking it on the beach and your head will be full of sand.Taking one to the club, if they have no safe is worse than carrying a jacket all night long, even though it got me laid once, when a girl approached me.Locking 1 strap under the seat if it's an open helmet is asking to get it stolen.Any tricks?

Post: #50

Most clubs and bars will hold it behind the bar or at the door for you. Full faced helmets have the locks but I carry my helmet with me everywhere. I ride with jeans 95% of the time. Boots 50%. And jacket depends on venue and weather.

I dropped my bike once, but that one time was the one time I had no jacket and helmet. I was riding 1/2 a mile down the street to pick up condoms. Faceplanted on the in the dirt. Busted my face and fractured my arm. Picked up my bike, bought the condoms, and got the lay haha. Top 5 craziest lays I have gotten. Even riding down the street now I ride fullfaced.