Which bike brand has the most argumentative fans boys/owners

[catso]

Biker's Nemesis said:

I reckon Ducati owners are the most argumentative when it comes to their bikes.

bks...

[Mad Jock]

It appears to me that anyone who owns a Honda/Yamaha/Suzuki/Kawasaki/Triumph/Norton/Harley-Davidson/BMW/Aprilia/Ducati/Victory/Indian/KTM/Husqvarna (select any that apply)is a fair minded, sensible chap, and that all the others are swivel eyed, tasteless and argumentative loonies who should bow down to the owners of said machines while burning the offending bikes on an altar of their own-brand clothing.

The most argumentative of all, of course, is the person who dresses in bike gear, doesn't own or ride a bike, but will argue until blue in the face why you are riding a piece of crap.

[Janluke]

bogie said:

Victory owners are worse, they are always trying to justify why they didn't by a Harley

As a Victory owner I feel I should take issue with that but errr I can't :-)

[bogie]

mrmaggit said:

bogie said:

HD Adam said:

SteveSteveson said:

Your all missing the obvious one. Harley owners.

Them's fightin' words

Victory owners are worse, they are always trying to justify why they didn't by a Harley

And don't, whatever you do, mention Indian. Started in 1901, doncha know?

Yeah, and if you want real heritage you buy a Triumph, started in 1886 in England ....eeerrr....by a German

[McClure]

bogie said:

mrmaggit said:

bogie said:

HD Adam said:

SteveSteveson said:

Your all missing the obvious one. Harley owners.

Them's fightin' words

Victory owners are worse, they are always trying to justify why they didn't by a Harley

And don't, whatever you do, mention Indian. Started in 1901, doncha know?

Yeah, and if you want real heritage you buy a Triumph, started in 1886 in England ....eeerrr....by a German

That is true authenticity seeing as England was first settled by the Angles, who were German

[bogie]

Janluke said:

bogie said:

Victory owners are worse, they are always trying to justify why they didn't by a Harley

As a Victory owner I feel I should take issue with that but errr I can't :-)

LOL ....I have a V-Rod, so its not a "real" Harley (whatever that is) hence ignored by many HD owners ...which is not a bad thing really

[Mr2Mike]

mitzy said:

bass gt3 said:

scrotum licking

Edited by bass gt3 on Saturday 13th December 18:22

I Prefer a nice cup of Tea myself

It stains, and you have to wait ages for it to cool down sufficiently.

[Hooli]

Biker's Nemesis said:

Suzuki riders are generally a bit thick I find

You'll have to explain that.....

[jammy_basturd]

McClure said:

bogie said:

mrmaggit said:

bogie said:

HD Adam said:

SteveSteveson said:

Your all missing the obvious one. Harley owners.

Them's fightin' words

Victory owners are worse, they are always trying to justify why they didn't by a Harley

And don't, whatever you do, mention Indian. Started in 1901, doncha know?

Yeah, and if you want real heritage you buy a Triumph, started in 1886 in England ....eeerrr....by a German

That is true authenticity seeing as England was first settled by the Angles, who were German

If you want to go down that line of thinking we'll all end up being African.

[Deranged Granny]

Hooli said:

Biker's Nemesis said:

Suzuki riders are generally a bit thick I find

You'll have to explain that.....

Oh! Was he talking about us?

Also, Ducati - no question!

[LiamB]

95% of Ducati owners are pretentious dicks that frown upon anyone who doesn't worship them.

[AW111]

<old codger mode>
I had a Ducati (1976 860 GTS - the 900 SS was out of my reach) when they were an oddball choice, and owners were both knowledgable and enthusiastic (and masochists).
We applauded the release of the 851 as the beginning of the rebirth of Ducati, and followed the Troys' every race.
If only we had known what was coming

Their bikes are now far superior to those days, but why did they have to become the poser's bike of choice?
I know not all duke owners are knobs, but there are a fair % who are.

<grumbles into beard, shuffles off for cocoa>



ps You should ask my ex-coffin cheater mate about middle-aged new bikers on Harleys!

[jammy_basturd]

LiamB said:

95% of Ducati owners are pretentious dicks that frown upon anyone who doesn't worship them.

There's nothing pretentious about that!

[Biker's Nemesis]

A SP2.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/221634586023?clk_rvr_id=...

[ZX10R NIN]

Harley Owners

[jimbop1]

Rawwr said:

Jewelly_Boy said:

I remember when I was 22 years of age and had a Ducati 1098S which I paid for in cash, went to a Ducati meet and by fk, full of 40-60 year old men talking about bks. My bike turned up filthy, I had just got back from covering a third of Europe on it and was looking forward to some mocking.

You sound really insecure. Hilarious.

I think he sounds like a lad.

[dibblecorse]

Jewelly_Boy said:

I remember when I was 22 years of age and had a Ducati 1098S which I paid for in cash, went to a Ducati meet and by fk, full of 40-60 year old men talking about bks. My bike turned up filthy, I had just got back from covering a third of Europe on it and was looking forward to some mocking.

All I got was...

"How did you afford that?"...

"is it yours?".

fking die you old duffer, choke on your false teeth and just fk off.

Was it a DSC meet ? Lol

[exgtt]

LiamB said:

95% of Ducati owners are pretentious dicks that frown upon anyone who doesn't worship them.

If theres one thing worse than a Corsa driving chav, its a Corsa driving chav that has no bike licence and looks like Mrs Doubtfire.

[Fort Jefferson]

The strangest bikers are fat bloke's who tell you how light their bikes are.

[neelyp]

Fort Jefferson said:

The strangest bikers are fat bloke's who tell you how light their bikes are.

Did I tell you how light my Daytona is?