You know you're in a gay bar when

[badmotogoozer]

Not even a glance in the general direction.

 

Rj

[callison]

Not so much a gay bar as a Harley bar. The clientelle isn't so much interested in the girl as they are a set of straight through chrome pipes that are on display back by the back wall.

[helicopterjim R.I.P.]

Not so much a gay bar as a Harley bar.

 

There's a difference?

[KiloSjon]

There's a difference?

[Admin Jaap]

There is a another reason for this behaviour; not only are they Harley riders, but they're German Harley riders!

[g.forrest]

toooo busy...pissing in pockets...or...thats a top band.

ps. why didn't messerschmitt ever make motorbikes. and keep that supercharging thing going.

[Skeeve]

toooo busy...pissing in pockets...or...thats a top band.

ps. why didn't messerschmitt ever make motorbikes. and keep that supercharging thing going.

 

They did (sorta); there was that 3-wheeled front-loader just after the war, around '49 or '50, was there?

 

Looking forward to Piaggio putting the SXV 'priller motation unit into their new 3w leaner [presently labeled "MP3" in a blatant & most likely fruitless attempt to appeal to the Gen Y'ers out there...] - or hopefully something even bigger - instead of the pointless 250 they've got in it so far. All the extra weight needed for the double-wide [for you trailer trash out there! ] front end requires extra got-up-&-went vs. their regular scooters; once Piaggio realizes that fundamental fact, they could have a real hit on their hands!

 

It's make a nice alternative to the Guzzi for all-weather commuting...

 

Hey, there's an idea: Piaggio could market the open-road version w/ a serious motor under the Guzzi banner: Guzzi owners are, after all, widely recognized as being somewhat idiosyncratic...

[Guzzirider]

not only are they Harley riders, but they're German Harley riders!

 

[helicopterjim R.I.P.]

but they're German Harley riders!

 

The American biker movement had its roots in World War II (Hells Angels started from a group of bomber pilots).

 

It seems that the German biker movement had its roots in WWII as well!!

 

 

[big J]

Weren't the Hells Angels one of the Flying Tigers fighter groups under Claire Chenault in China?

[helicopterjim R.I.P.]

Quote from Wikipedia;

 

The Hells Angels is a motorcycle club formed in 1948 in Fontana, California, where the local chapter remains active. A successor to the late-1940s club, the club is said to take its name from either the movie Hell's Angels, directed by Howard Hughes,

 

I have also heard that it was the name of a group of B25 bomber pilots stationed in Italy but then who really cares.

[big J]

True

[KiloSjon]

Wikipedia:

The Hells Angels is a motorcycle club formed in 1948 in Fontana, California, where the local chapter remains active. A successor to the late-1940s club, the club is said to take its name from either the movie Hell's Angels, directed by Howard Hughes or from the U.S. Army's 11th Airborne Division.

[richard100t]

It is amazing to me how this thread has gone from a beautiful naked woman & morphed into Wikipedia descriptions of the Hells Angels! What kind of men are we ? What is this forum for ! Damnit start trying to one up the original post with your own naked woman pics !

[callison]

It is amazing to me how this thread has gone from a beautiful naked woman & morphed into Wikipedia descriptions of the Hells Angels! What kind of men are we ? What is this forum for ! Damnit start trying to one up the original post with your own naked woman pics !

 

Well, apparently, we're all standing at the back of a room looking at internet postings while a naked girl is standing by a table up front...