Clint Love
It doesn't say CUNT, dammit!
I started out just wanting to be on 2 wheels. I never could when I was a kid, because my parents were against it. As soon as I turned 18 I got my permit and started learning to ride on my friend's bike. There were several years in my life where a bike is all I had to get me around, so that's what I did and most of my learning came from having to go on all sorts of trips in all different weather conditions. Now, I'm mostly a commuter and of course, there are the motovlogs. I ride alone and will occasionally meet up with someone and ride around, but it's not very often.
Clint Love
It doesn't say CUNT, dammit!
Not really. My focus could change over time, like I used to be all about long rides, like over 1000 miles, but I was single back then and could get away with more mischief. It's one reason I went from a cruiser back to a sport bike. Could change again in the future. The vlogs are mostly just an extension of what I'm doing anyway, as I usually vlog on my daily commute. I go into full vlogger mode and do topics occasionally, though. I've noticed, most people want to see action and don't care as much for the topic vids, though.
RollngCole
Wannabie Member
I find myself with a foot in a few different types of rider's boots.
Dirt bike rider, street rider, adventure rider, hooooligan rider? lol at times.. mostly I like to cruise alone, it's a zen thing. I don't listen to music anymore either, as a musician I tend to think about the music too much and not focus on driving enough.
Read - Zen and the art of motorcycle maintenance. It's a rad book.
Dirt bike rider, street rider, adventure rider, hooooligan rider? lol at times.. mostly I like to cruise alone, it's a zen thing. I don't listen to music anymore either, as a musician I tend to think about the music too much and not focus on driving enough.
Read - Zen and the art of motorcycle maintenance. It's a rad book.
