Motorcyclists like to think of themselves as a symbol of freedom and adrenaline on the road. Yet, despite their widespread popularity, they are sometimes an easy target of deeply rooted misconceptions about who they are and what they are all abo...
MikeASo, I’m in the mood to post a detailed point-by-point comment. My goal is more education, truth, and a comedic yet real response to each potential stereotype.
1. Bikers are reckless daredevils:
Most of us aren’t. I’ll bet every biker knows a... moreSo, I’m in the mood to post a detailed point-by-point comment. My goal is more education, truth, and a comedic yet real response to each potential stereotype.
1. Bikers are reckless daredevils:
Most of us aren’t. I’ll bet every biker knows a non-biker friend that automatically thinks of you are a daredevil just because you have a motorcycle. You may want to reconsider who’s in your friendship circle.
2. Bikers don’t respect road rules:
Let’s face it, nobody is on a highway with a posted speed of 65MPH. Are you going to really JUST DO 65MPH? Would a cager get that same urge? Bikers are as respectful of road rules just like anybody else. Ebb-and-flow!
3. Motorcycles are only for young, male riders:
That is the definition of the untapped market every motorcycle manufacturer wishes they can gain market share. Ask anybody you know who is in a marketing role if they ride; you’ll see the intersection of imagination, business goals and reality is a super low segment of the riding... less
