7 Cruiser Riders You WILL Meet

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[sinbinge]

I'm a wholesome metric cruiser bro who waves to anyone on 2 wheels with a motor.

[joevidya]

This is a very complicated list of people who don't wave to me.

[streev_daddy]

The Midwest Bro is spot on. I'm almost offended by the accuracy.

[stevenwalk]

Harleys are a different grove all together. I ride sport bikes but when I tell my buddies I used to have a Superglide in my garage they almost always ask me why. I tell them my Harley was an always broken, slow, heavy, no handling, no stopping pig but it was also insanely fun to ride. If it's on two wheels, it's cool.

[insertnamehere.]

I'm the last guy. I have a bike, ride it almost everywhere. I could care less about being in a group or going to meet ups. I'll wave at you, I'm polite but it doesn't consume me.

[HiveQun]

"A guy can have a motorcycle without having it consume his entire life."
Sadly, theses bikers are rare.

[CenobiteBeldar]

"A guy can have a motorcycle without having it consume his entire life."

Um, I ride a lot, but to me a car should only be used for grocery getting lol You'd save a lot of money that way. Not sure why people think it's unnecessary to ride a motorcycle a lot.

[markhoskins]

I rode sport bikes when I was younger but I love my Harley. My brother hacks on me because he wants me to buy an Indian/ Polaris. I really don't care how people view me for riding a Harley. I bought it because "I" liked it. I don't buy bikes, atv's or whatever based on what others like. That being said, you guys are pretty funny. Keep it up

[vladimirlopez]

I’m the 80’s metric cruiser because I’m broke dude. I enjoy my ride even if it doesn’t please everybody else.

[darkhorse]

I've been a muscle cruiser bro, a metric cruiser bro, an accessory cruiser bro (my bike is 1 of a kind!), and a $40K Harley bro (also had a 2001 Ford F-150 Crew Cab Harley Edition which was basically a Ford F-150 with a Harley badge and an orange pinstripe down the side). But I don't care what kind of bro you are, if you're on 2 wheels, you're my bro!

[Randolini]

At present I'm riding a Harley, but I consider myself a Motorcyclist and any one on two wheels, even scooters, are alright with me.

[frstmourn]

I'm the "I bought a bike because it was cheaper and less consuming than a car" type

[abelalfaro]

Im a Harley rider, I always wave back it's just common courtesy

[yammienoob]

keanu reeves is the only perfect human.

[blarfnugle]

Bought a Honda Shadow for my first cruiser earlier this year and couldn't be happier!

[spierslp]

The funny thing is that you said for almost every type of cruiser bro “he just doesn’t care” LOL.
But being honest, I’m definitely the last. Used HD Fatboy, ride to work and some on the weekends. It’s therapy. And I love all motorcycles...street, cruisers, doesn’t matter. We’re all in this thing together

[wombat]

"A guy can have a motorcycle and it doesn't have to consume his entire life" I don't believe this statement.

[davidthelander]

Never heard a mention of a GoldWing ! Rode it everywhere for 20 years. Got tired of getting stuck on dirt roads now that I’m almost 70 - traded it for a KLR 650 !

[jeffsteffen]

I've enjoyed your vids for a while. I have experience in two of you cruiser categories. I qualified as Metric Cruise Bro twice. Once with an 04 V Star and once with an 05 Road Star. Don's judge too quickly on reliability. Both of them were mechanical nightmares that saw as much jack stand time as on the road. I now have an 09 Road King putting me into Midwest Cruiser Bro domain. Wasn't specifically looking for a Harley, but it was in good shape at a good price. I've had it for three years and all I've done is regular maintenance and replaced the chain tensioner. I don't care what you ride as long s you're on two wheels and you not being a douche. Keep posting, Yammie Noob!

[mikeclark]

I’ve ridden since I was 14 years old. My first bike was a Honda 65. After that I rode a Suzuki GS 550, a Sportster, and a Yamaha V Star 650.
I’m now 66 years old and a couple months ago traded the Yamaha for a Heritage Softtail. Feels good to be back on a Harley. I say ride what you like and enjoy the two wheel fellowship.