The Kid's first bike ride (vids)
 

I think he enjoyed it.

I remember my first bike ride...1958 on the back of my "bad" cousin's Harley.

The memory stays with you.

What was funny was I asked my son if he thought The Kid would want a ride. He said no way.

I went in the house and asked him if he wanted to go for a ride and he was all for it.

nice one baddog:thumbsup

nice vid BD. :)

That looks like fun times man :)

and yes the memory stays with you, I can remember more than one of my biker uncle taking my for first rides on their Harleys, 4 of my 5 uncles were bikers lol

Very cool. My dad used to ride me all over town on his Harley, pre-helmet law days. I always remember how people honk at you all over the place when you're at intersections.

and then my uncle took me over 100 on his GSXR, but we didn't tell Mom and Dad. :1orglaugh

He's old enough for his own, now someone has to get him one. My gramps owned a Yamaha dealership in Florida in the late 70s early 80s. I got my first Yamaha YZ50 for Christmas when I was 4.

I still to this day remember clinging to the back of my gramps on his bike going 100+. I was about 8 at the time. I actually have the bike in storage now too. 1984 Yamaha FJ1100.

Is that a GWH shirt?

He is a short guy. Couldn't even reach the pegs.

Yes.

That made me smile from my heart.Cool vid :thumbsup

He's gotta be taller than this little guy.

http://p1.bikepics.com/pics/2006%5C0...549784-320.jpg

Barely. As my son doesn't have his bike license yet and doesn't ride dirt bikes, I think The Kid is going to have to be satisfied with martial arts, soccer, baseball, scouting and his occasional visit to baddog's house.

Definitely a passion you want to pass onto youth. Nothing wrong with dirt bikes either, these kind of positive activities can really shape a child's future.

I rode dirt bikes before I ever hit the street. I used to think guys that rode on the street were slightly nuts. And I agree. If my parents had worked with me instead of against me things would have been a lot different in all of our lives.

A ride every so often is going to give him the bug. It's only a matter of time. :winkwink::thumbsup

No doubt.

Same here, I had to fight to ride. :2 cents:

great vids haha

I still remember my first ride. My dad came home from work on his bike. I was waiting outside for him. I might have been 4 years old. He only took me around the block, but I loved it. I know more days then not after that I made sure I was outside when he was due home from work.

Looks like loads of fun!

thanks for sharing those nice video!

I remember my first ride. I was 8 and my uncle took me out on his Harley. When we got back he warned my mom that I was a natural, knew how to stay with the bike and not fight turns without him even telling me. I love riding just need to find someone to take me out.

That's awesome man. :thumbsup

I remember back when I was a little kid when my dad used to ride me on his bike. I had so much fun with that.

The Kid looks like he had the time of his life.. Good for you man!

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Come to an LA show.

If not for a show then when maybe when I get a chance to come out and visit my friend. He actually builds bikes, it would be great if we could all go out on a ride. I will try and see if I have any pics of some of the bikes he built and post them for you to see.

Way cool, nothing like a kids smile to make up your day.

Looks like you have 3 bikes, which one do you ride the most?

Found one!

http://b6.ac-images.myspacecdn.com/0...79933016_l.jpg

Really cool vids:winkwink:
I miss that Harley sound...Within a month we should start seeing them around town

Four. The one in the video I use the most for around town. Road trips are for the dresser. I hope to ride the Heritage (red one) back to Indiana this summer so I can leave it there and have a bike there for when I visit.



That's old school. :thumbsup

That was pretty cool

i remember ridin with my gramps ,good fun:thumbsup