Tombstone’s biker women redefine motorcycle culture

Sierra Vista Herald ^ | Lauren Renteria

[Harpotoo]

I hate to say it but just like today’s Men’s MCs these women’s and other MCs I know of in Florida are old and of a dying breed. Today’s youth are not into HDs and MCs.

[minnesota_bound]

These guys are looking for some dates.

[minnesota_bound]

#8 These are the same women you saw on the cover of he magazines....about 30 years ago : )

[doorgunner69]

And gyms.

[left that other site]

Thanks! It’s a ‘93, and has 28,000 miles on it. All my miles.

Before the FXR, I had an 110 Sporty.

here is a song for your Bike:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wQUm_sdF_U0

May it come together soon! ;-)

[left that other site]

(((Blush))))

A Supreme Compliment from a Fellow FReeper!

Thank You, Thank You, Thank You! ;-)

[left that other site]

1100!

NOT 110! LOL.

Fat fingers.

[Celerity]

Oh, I’m no lady. Just a pipsqueak guy.

After riding for a long time though, and getting used to it I was able to go from rather lightweight (If but a bit wide) sport bikes to my friend’s VTX1800. the Honda VTX1800 is like a Harley only it starts everyday, weighs as much as a freakin’ car and has twice the grunt :) (I’m poking the Harley bee-hive!)

But after practice I was able to handle that monster. It’s just exposure. I built muscle, yeah but I built experience which is better.