Old School Biker or Poser | Comments

When I was working for a MC repair shop in '94, I decided I wanted a HD bad enough to listen to my boss's ribbing. He said I was too poor to ever afford a mechanic, so WE found a '74 XLH basket case [12 milk crates of parts + the frame]. Phil gifted me with the Service and Parts Manuals. So every time I showed him a part out of a crate to ID, he always said, "It's in the book. Look it up." Been in the wind ever since and proud to call myself old school.

I am a woman that is ex wife to an ex biker. I took this quiz based on what I remember from him and what I have learned since. I do not own a bike but I ride shot gun once in a while. My Main Man now is a biker and has his transmission for his shovelhead in the shop. 2 brothers and son in law are bikers. I would be proud to say I was an Old School Bikers Woman.

The first overhead valve Harley engine was their original engine, not the Knucklehead. The Knucklehead was the first overhead valve V-Twin.

I've always used kickstand for sidestands as opposed to a center stand which old Brits and Jap bikes sometimes had, but the shop manual for my '07 XL calls it a jiffystand. Sounds a little femmy to me.

What do you say when someone removes the timing plug and ask you

you to look and tell them when the timing mark comes up?

Number 5 could go either way and I rather kick start my hog by standing on the right side but most are over the seat

took the quiz and found it very fun and it did make me think. i have been riding since i was 14 yrs old and i am now 43 and still riding.keep the rubber down and the wind in your hair.

Where's the correct answers? I'd like to know which ones I got wrong.