There's only one reason to quit riding motorcycles. I've been on these things for about 15 years. And for the last 3 years, I've just been thinking about just letting it go.
I've had friends over the years who've died riding these things. I even had a cousin and an aunt in Philippines who died riding motorcycles.
There was a time in the army where I took a break for a few years. I've even had a job that asked me to chill out on this.
There are a MILLION reasons why you should get a bike right now, especially if you've never ridden before. They're so fucking fun.
And sometimes you meet some really fucking cool people riding motorcycles. Even Julian said he wants to get one eventually.
For most of my adult life, I've been on two wheels. I even started a motorcycle club with a bunch of my friends. And they're still around.
Sometimes as a biker, it's really, really hard to let it go. But the number one reason to actually let this go; is not when your friends stop riding, or somebody you know or you get injured. The NUMBER one reason to stop riding is when you're just not having fun anymore.
I've had friends over the years who've died riding these things. I even had a cousin and an aunt in Philippines who died riding motorcycles.
There was a time in the army where I took a break for a few years. I've even had a job that asked me to chill out on this.
There are a MILLION reasons why you should get a bike right now, especially if you've never ridden before. They're so fucking fun.
And sometimes you meet some really fucking cool people riding motorcycles. Even Julian said he wants to get one eventually.
For most of my adult life, I've been on two wheels. I even started a motorcycle club with a bunch of my friends. And they're still around.
Sometimes as a biker, it's really, really hard to let it go. But the number one reason to actually let this go; is not when your friends stop riding, or somebody you know or you get injured. The NUMBER one reason to stop riding is when you're just not having fun anymore.
