Is that the Toronto Pride?Yes, you can ride a Vee in a parade.
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Great reply. :mrgreen:Yes, you can ride a Vee in a parade.
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Do you keep your bike hidden in the garage? It's not like you're unamerican for riding an imported bike (I know there are ignorant wretches who would disagree, but they're morons). Most vehicles, even if they are assembled here are made up of a good percentage of foreign parts.I'm proud to be an American and love my country, but I just can't see myself riding around on my imported Vee, flying an American flag on the tail. Just doesn't seem right....
I rode in the Long Beach Pride Parade a couple of weeks ago. Not only did they allow me in the parade, I was almost at the head of the pack - first were the executive of the motorcycle club that was invited to lead the parade, then me in collar and stole.Would they allow a strom in a parade?
LOL! Awesome! Ironically, I purchased my Vee from a priest. You and him are the only two priests I've ever heard of owning motorcycles (although I'm sure there are plenty more in warmer climates... In Michigan, I suspect riding clergy are rare as it's quite a luxury)I rode in the Long Beach Pride Parade a couple of weeks ago. Not only did they allow me in the parade, I was almost at the head of the pack - first were the executive of the motorcycle club that was invited to lead the parade, then me in collar and stole.
As I rode the route I kept blessing the crowds... gotta tell ya, the Pope doesn't know what he is missing, a Wee is way cooler than the popemobile he rides in. :thumbup:
My friend is a priest (or reverand?) and he rides too. When we go out riding it's...Suzuki/Honda/priest/atheist combo.....LOL! Awesome! Ironically, I purchased my Vee from a priest. You and him are the only two priests I've ever heard of owning motorcycles (although I'm sure there are plenty more in warmer climates... In Michigan, I suspect riding clergy are rare as it's quite a luxury)