[rellimpank]

--brain surgeons and corporate lawyers, mostly---???

[rawhide]

eeewwwww!

[Sender]

I hear there's a special Corbin seat.

[Al Gator]

Guess I gotta tell the ol lady and all her friends that they'll all just a pack of lesbos. According to this writer anyway.

I think I'll tell her over the phone, from the bar, after a few. Think that's safer?

[Bar-Face]

"She said it used to be that female bikers had to adapt to a man's world. There were no biker clothes for women. The bikes were too big. They got no respect"

My guess is this woman has never heard of Dot Robinson or the Motor Maids. Bikes too big? Maybe for this manly girl but not for Mrs Robinson. 75 years ago she was doing her thin on Harley big twins. Beating the men in enduros. Bikes too big? No clothes for women? I seem to remember the Motor Maids back in the 60s on their Harleys, Triumphs, BMWs and others (all kick start) wearing pretty neat women's clothes. Bikes too big? No womens/ Clothes? No Respect? I would suggest the current crop of "pioneering" women riders take a ride over to the AMA museum in Pickerington, Ohio and take a long hard look at the respect the women riders from the teens to the present get and have got. Fluff piece, glorifying something the writer knows nothing about and some publicity hound feeding shi er stuff.

[MissAmericanPie]

Many women ride bikes around here and they are not lesbian.
I ride when I can get a friend to loan me theirs for a spin through the country. Very relaxing and liberating.

Except when my brother would put be on the back of his, ride out into the pasture and tease the bull. Once he slowed down slow enough for the enraged animial to sling snot all down my back. I thought that was close enough.