Bikers what are your 3 rules and why?

2 rules...

Rule #1 I'm always right

Rule #2 If I'm wrong, see rule #1

ok, rule #3... divorce is expensive because it's worth it

driving a bike is a huge style of relaxing. in terms of license/education maximum states DMV's grant a unfastened or decrease priced, below $20 course the place they grant the motorcycles and equipment and on the top of it you get your license. no longer something is needed nonetheless, in case you have a bike and get a enable which basically is almost a 10 question try you may instruct your self however the course is physically powerful for cover tips and it lowers your coverage which for a youthful individual might actual pay off. approximately protection, I agree some human beings overexaggerate the prospect, even nonetheless this is truly straightforward to get your self killed on a bike. In a vehicle you zone off or make a mistake and hit a decrease and so what even nonetheless on a bike even a small slip up like that would desire to be your existence. additionally, as you holiday you will learn the way stupid others on the line are, howver you in addition to mght learn how to correctly known idiots at once and stay far off from them. that's risky yet paying interest, having protection equipment, and being a reliable rider all cut back this. value isn't too undesirable, you will get a reliable used bike for below $3k as a newbie bike, equipment like helmets and jackets would be costly yet you will locate deals at bike shops on the top of the year or on ebay. the only component i might say is determine you prefer to holiday earlier shlling out money for a bike and equip. I have been given a 14 year previous bike in suited difficulty with basically 1k miles on it, a great number of people like same to motorcycles yet do no longer truly savour driving.

More than 3.

1. Never apologize for being you.

2. Follow your gut instincts, it's your best friend.

3. Loners Rule!

4. Don't take any Bull-Sh*t from anyone.

5. Follow your heart, but use your head.

6. Freedom in hell is better than slavery in heaven.

1. Watch your own back.

2. Ride your own ride.

3. Be a nice asshole.

Why?

Well, since they don't really explain themselves I guess I should give some highlights.

1. Who else will? In most situations, it's not anyone I trust well enough.

2. It will always get you where you need to be, and more importantly, will allow you to not be stuck where you don't want to be.

3. I know what I am, and I know that what goes around comes around.

These are not rules, merely a creed of sorts:

Trust No One

Admit Nothing

Cheap is Good, Free is Better

Ride Fast Die Hard

Live To ride Ride to Live

Brothers in arms not warring gangs

I don't have much rules... the destination is not as important to me as the journey but I do have few basic ones like:

1. Never lend your motorcycle, tools or woman to another person because when they come back they are f**ed up

2. Never wash your bike - it is a street fighter not a garage queen

3. Have little to no respect to a rider that spends $20,000 on a motorcycle and has just 2,000 miles on it

Ride safe!!!

One hard fast rule - Never drink and ride!

1: Don't, touch my bike!

2: Don't, get on till I tell you to!

3: I don't, dial 911!

Never completely trust anyone. (and I do mean ANYONE)

Never plead guilty to anything until you know what you're being charged with.

A friend is only a friend until YOU need something.

1. Survive

2. don't lie to your club brothers

3. don't discuss club business to outsiders.