Vabbè, è in anglo-americano ed è dedicato prevalentemente alle lady riders customiste ma ho pensato che è troppo carino.
Se poi avete grossi problemi, chiedete delucidazioni. Vedrò di aiutarvi ma prima sforzatevi di capire.
Why it's good to be a lady rider
1. You become a role model for adventurous little girls.
2. The "Oh my God, that's a girl!" look.
3. You're just one of the guys.
4. At the same time, you're a member of a very exclusive club; Lady Riders!
5. Men want to know you; women want to be like you.
6. Breaking stereotypes is fun.
7. Saying, "Actually, it is mine!"
8. You can wear T-shirts that say; "This Bitch don't ride Bitch"... or "This Bitch just passed you."
9. Weirdo guys don't bug ya as much because God only knows who's gonna ride up behind them and kick their ASS!
10. There is always free entertainment, like when you pull up to a vehicle at a stoplight and the kids wave, the man cranes his neck and the woman slaps him up-side the head. (Who needs to rent movies??)
11. Your Independence is respected (for the most part).
12. A group of women riders is always interesting.
13. You get to wear black leather, chains, lace-up vests, gauntlet gloves, steel-toed boots, and cool shades and no one mistakes you for a dominatrix (usually).
14. Lines on your face means a life well spent in the wind.
15. Sisters in the wind rarely get into arguments about running mascara, blow dryers (we have the wind for that) or lip gloss (bugs stick to that) and help each other 24-7 with that Gypsy-freedom girl Power thing, a bond that can surpass even blood family.
16. It's fun to walk into a store, just off the bike, in full battle gear and speak eloquently and softly to the trembling cashier, blowing the stereotype straight out of the window.
17. There is a strength in walking outside, pulling on your gloves, starting that throbbing V-Twin and riding off into the sunset... Following No One.
Se poi avete grossi problemi, chiedete delucidazioni. Vedrò di aiutarvi ma prima sforzatevi di capire.
Why it's good to be a lady rider
1. You become a role model for adventurous little girls.
2. The "Oh my God, that's a girl!" look.
3. You're just one of the guys.
4. At the same time, you're a member of a very exclusive club; Lady Riders!
5. Men want to know you; women want to be like you.
6. Breaking stereotypes is fun.
7. Saying, "Actually, it is mine!"
8. You can wear T-shirts that say; "This Bitch don't ride Bitch"... or "This Bitch just passed you."
9. Weirdo guys don't bug ya as much because God only knows who's gonna ride up behind them and kick their ASS!
10. There is always free entertainment, like when you pull up to a vehicle at a stoplight and the kids wave, the man cranes his neck and the woman slaps him up-side the head. (Who needs to rent movies??)
11. Your Independence is respected (for the most part).
12. A group of women riders is always interesting.
13. You get to wear black leather, chains, lace-up vests, gauntlet gloves, steel-toed boots, and cool shades and no one mistakes you for a dominatrix (usually).
14. Lines on your face means a life well spent in the wind.
15. Sisters in the wind rarely get into arguments about running mascara, blow dryers (we have the wind for that) or lip gloss (bugs stick to that) and help each other 24-7 with that Gypsy-freedom girl Power thing, a bond that can surpass even blood family.
16. It's fun to walk into a store, just off the bike, in full battle gear and speak eloquently and softly to the trembling cashier, blowing the stereotype straight out of the window.
17. There is a strength in walking outside, pulling on your gloves, starting that throbbing V-Twin and riding off into the sunset... Following No One.
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