[Erik_A]

I love this forum, but haven't met any of you in person (that I know of). When I read your posts though my mental images of you guys is pretty much like Julie Glassberg's photographs of the Black Label Bike Club:

info and thumbnails:
Julie Glassberg on Photographing the Notorious and Unpredictable Black Label Bike Club | Feature Shoot

32 image slideshow;
Julie Glassberg Photography

...so am I right, is this how you guy's roll?

 

[MrMook]

You bet your sweet ass that's how we roll.

 

[mikerp]

LOL, I can't even imagine living like that. I'll still pick up the occasional piece of trash blowing across a parking lot in front of a store and drop it in the trash can.

 

[Akirasho]

... << hint >> most of us here don't even own a bike, let alone know how to ride one... we just steal snippets from real cyclist's blogs and post them here as our own stories and hope we're not found out << hint >> ...

 

[jlandry]

I prefer to bathe once in a while.

 

[LAW.S.T]

... << hint >> most of us here don't even own a bike, let alone know how to ride one... we just steal snippets from real cyclist's blogs and post them here as our own stories and hope we're not found out << hint >> ...

don't let out our secret shame :cryin:

 

[Haagis58]

Interesting article and photos, thanks for posting. I would say we're a mix of the the Black Label Bike Club and Sons of Anarchy....haha

 

[Squrkey]

Yep thaz howz I rollz, every once in a while I peel my flea infested carcass up from my vomit infused berth to log into RBR and poast somfin snarkey. eff al ya'all intenet beeoth chez. Where d phuck is my jousting lance I feel like going for a ride!

 

[MrMook]

I think the whole Black Label-style of bike love is lost on roadies. I don't mean to pour beer in your espresso, but this corner of the bike world is a little uptight. In the rough-around-the-edges MTB world, this type of stuff is more accepted, if not celebrated.

 

[bayAreaDude]

I think the whole Black Label-style of bike love is lost on roadies. I don't mean to pour beer in your espresso, but this corner of the bike world is a little uptight. In the rough-around-the-edges MTB world, this type of stuff is more accepted, if not celebrated.

It is pretty uptight not to want to risk being impaled when you're getting your workout done.

 

[MrMook]

It is pretty uptight not to want to risk being impaled when you're getting your workout done.

See rule #5.