OT- I am living my biker chick fantasy in RL after all!!!!
Me thinks your gonna be just fine and even find it part of your "Range"......... You won't go way into Biker Land....... but than the Biker Babe range has widened.......
Think ............"Leather & Lace"
Even though I have 3 Harleys...... I will never claim to be a biker......
I have to much respect for real Bikers...... Real Biker Life is pretty Hard Core and I couldn't do it (or want it)
In the Biker World...... I am classified as "American Express"........ One who rides the "Fancy Shiny" bike with an American Express Card in his back pocket........ Real Bikers don't roll that way........
Oh..... and if it's a day event..... you'll need the right sun glasses......
frisco
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It's the San Jose dealership, on Oct 6th. You HAVE to come. Alan will be playing for four hours and someone has to keep me out out trouble. :) OK, if that line doesn't work, how about free beer and sausage? If you can, save the date. Jenn has already confirmed. She will come to my house and we will "play dress up" together.
Forego the jeans and chaps and opt for a short black leather miniskirt to go with those Pradas! That will change you from 'classic' to 'classy'! My brother is in a biker club and I've refused to ride on his Harley with him while I was too heavy and would 'hang' over the sides. Now that I've lost weight he's made me promise I'd go for a ride with him at the end of October when we go to Knoxville for his wedding. Can't wait! You've got to be sure to post a picture once you get your outfit picked out!!
Gale Age: 55, Height: 5' 5.5", HW: 236, SW: 210, 1st GW: 150. Surgery BMI: 39.3 Extremely HBP, High Cholesterol & borderline diabetic.
I've never been on a bike in my life. :) This is just Halloween come early for me. I am there to support my husband and have fun looking "the part" for one evening. I talked to the drummer of the band, who is a real biker and has gone to this event before, he told me that it's really mellow. The bikers bring their families, and there are only a few really hard core bikers there, most are the type Frisco was referring too as "American Express", bikers. I think most of them are really engineers, doctors, lawyers and such. The drummer is a successful contractor and has many "toys", bikes, boats, etc. Not your hard core biker culture at all.
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