I agree but the PHX organizers were a bit more accepting. It is after all for a cause.
Distinguished Gentleman's Ride 2023 is in the books
If you aren’t aware of the event, it is a worldwide charity event to raise money and awareness for men’s mental health and prostate health. You dress up and ride. We are talking suits and ties. I believe just Phoenix AZ alone raised 263k???
www.gentlemansride.com
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The Distinguished Gentleman's Ride
Sunday, May 21st, 2023. Classic & vintage style motorcycles unite for men's health. Register today.
www.gentlemansride.com
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Standards? So I must own an old bike or a cafe racer type bike to support a cause that is important to me? That’s horseshit. Glad the Phoenix chapter is less snobby than that. Raising funds and awareness is far more important than what bike you choose to ride to the event.Had to leave the F3 at home for this one (snobby? maybe, but standards must be maintained)
So (me on) the Guzzi and (my partner Marissa on) the SRV got a run.
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The picture doesn't do justice to the 461 bikes that attended!
... and her is the dapper couple ...
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A clip of the actual ride. Slow pace through downtown areas of Scottsdale and Tempe Arizona.
You know, im a conservative and I know another conservative when I see one, none of the waxed tips were even remotely conservative. No self respecting righty orders a soy latte or vegan milk latte and that all I heard being ordered at the coffee shop we met at. These are the same douchebags that dress up as a lumberjack yet couldn’t swing an axe to save their life.Keep in mind it had/has an affinity with the millennial beardo ultra conservative movement, waxed tips and all. The need to exhibit some sort of perceived ‘dapper’ manliness, position of power, of dominance, no matter the gender, masks their insecurities regarding prostate health and masculinity. Ironic intent, sadly it’s other. And I’ll leave it at that, butt that guy riding around Australia in a converted historic RV selling coffee reeks of sincerity.
tudors and clueless beardos
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Ya but did you have a a waxed mustache and were you holding a vegan milk latte???Hey cmon, that's a complete front end swap right there I'll have you know! Suzuki K4 forks and calipers!
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