stereotypes

[drmrboyalex]

ok...this is another one of my boredom posts. but it would be fun to do from the point of veiw of bikers

What are some of the biking stereotypes or even generalities you have noticed through-out life and here on the forums. (ie...for me, lookin on teh forums i have noticed that a lot of you here have, so-to-speak, smart people jobs like comp programers and such)

anybody else??

[manual63]

:beer_yum:........that about ends this thread.....:)

[TML]

(ie...for me, lookin on teh forums i have noticed that a lot of you here have, so-to-speak, smart people jobs like comp programers and such)

This brings up something that I usually try and remind my-self of about our biking community and how the forums shape our view of it. The fact that there are a lot of tech/computer people in the biking forums may simply stem from the fact that our occupation caters to being on a computer all day long. Or that we are the ones geeky enough to tie into a computer on a daily basis. I know plenty of people that bike, that maybe get on a computer once a week at best. If it wasn't for access at work, I wouldn't be on the boards much at all. My home computer rarely gets used.

I guess this is a good thing to keep in mind across all threads in our forum, the fact that though the site is very well used, we are still a small slice of the riding populace. We're growing though!

Okay- Here's my stereotype. Most people that I've met through here and at trailwork sessions are some of the most down to earth, fun loving people I know.

[manual63]

Okay- Here's my stereotype. Most people that I've met through here and at trailwork sessions are some of the most down to earth, fun loving people I know.

Whatever Troy........stop the BS and drink up....:):p

[TML]

Whatever Troy........stop the BS and drink up....:):p

*raises empty glass* :D