na chance min ,lol .safe dude .

Well like I state in my profile, I don't care what you ride, so I guess in this case I'll add I don't care who you ride.  I just don't want it flaunted in my face.  That will be a problem. 

Unless of course it's a chick and then she must be the lipstick lesbian not the softball lesbian.  In that case flaunt away baby!!!     I guess what I'm trying to say is, I support gay marriage, as long as both the chicks are HOT!

got ur type..................

For the record....I'm not Gay.....but I do remember a very wise old saying....kinda goes like this.......“Let him who is without sin cast the first stone”  hey, I'm just saying, he's a lot wiser then we are........ :-)

For the record....I'm not Gay.....but I do remember a very wise old saying....kinda goes like this.......“Let him who is without sin cast the first stone” hey, I'm just saying, he's a lot wiser then we are........ :-)

i ALSO HEARD ABOUT THE LITTLE OLD LADY THAT WALKED UP AN CRUSHED THE CHEATING WOMANS HEAD WITH A ROCK. AND JESUS SAID AFTER MOM SOMETIMES YOU REALLY PISS ME OF !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I too, like Cara2play, also have a gay family member, so I have made lots of friends over the years, male and female that are gay. I've never felt uncomfortable around people who are different than me. Quite the opposite! I have always enjoyed the company of people who are different. It's what makes life interesting. I have known many a "flamer" over the years also, that were loving, generous, FUNNY people. A dear friend of my sisters, who was a "flamer" was just hit by a car and killed down in the Keys, while riding a moped. The world is going to be a sadder place without Richie. That said, all of the gay women I hang with know that I'm straight. They all respect that and have no interest in hitting on me. Well....., except for one. She's been trying to convince me to go to the other side for about 20yrs. But, it's a standing joke with us now.
Like many before me have said, "Cast the first stone" and "Live and let Live" There are more important things to worry about in this world. Like homelessness and hunger and illness and the list goes on and on.

G,
You are TOO funny, my man, you crack me up! Please keep up the humor, we need more like you!

My step brother died from AIDS. Did I believe in his life style, no. Did I love him like a brother, yes. Judge him,never.
Each their own.
I believe it comes down to respect. Respect me and I'll respect you, or I'm history.
But no man "gay or straight" is riding bitch on my bike.

The question was: would I ride with a gay person-as long as they are safe to ride with, in other words know how to ride their ride, I don't care what they do in the dark -for me, it's all about the ride. Live to ride-ride to live.

I have to agree with what most said here. As long as the person was a good person, and a safe rider, I couldn't really care about their personal life. A few have said as long as they don't flaunt it and act fairy like, than it would be ok. Well I wouldn't hang around anyone who acted fairy like gay or not.

I have no problem with sexual preference. I'm happy being straight and married to Lucky! But seriously, if a guy was a total "Flamer", would he be riding a motorcycle in the first place????

One other comment I need to make. I read a lot of threads here, people talking about being accepted for who they are and not being judged or being stereo typed as an "outlaw biker" because of their chosen lifestyle. Bikes, leathers, tatoos, whatever makes people afraid or intimidated by the look, before they get to know you. I have experienced it myself. I was in a diner with my boyfriend and this old man made a comment as we were leaving, "Those are the kind of people we see on Most Want TV Show." We looked around to see who he was talking about, then realized he was talking about us. We were shocked, then not. We certainly were'nt expecting it in my tiny town where I have lived for 11yrs.

I think we can all agree,we ride because we enjoy it!As long as your not buddy buddy on the same bike what should it matter. I mean your not having sex on the bike your just enjoying the same thing,I prefer a nice studdly looking male on the back of my bike,lol but I am straight and female.if you choose to ride with them just let them know up front which way you swing.I have only heard, but most gay men/women can tell if you are one as well without saying much to them.just my take on it....ride free, ride hard!

Well the man upstairs says, "Judge not lest you be judged" Thank goodness that is not my job, so I will agree with Night Dragon, I am good as long as they dont' make me feel uncomfortable!!

Of course, why wouldn't I. I am riding with them not having sex with them. I don't see riding with someone as something intimate and as something completely gender neutral. Those that wouldn't is it because you see it as something intimate?

Lot of what God said going around. This must be one of those "hot" topics.
Somewhere there is a list of does and don'ts, I lost mine... think that was on the list too.
I always thought the judging thing was a warning about the sentence you pass, not the judgement leading to it.
If you aren't aloud to discern right from wrong that's kind of silly.
It's more of an issue of what you think should happen to them.
Maybe we are just supposed to keep in mind that we all get the same sentence. Morrison said it best. No One Here Gets Out Alive!

That was more like my ten cents worth, you can give back the change if you want.

Who cares, I ride with whom ever, I know who I am and don't give a shit what anyone thinks , I am straight, but know some gay guys that ride, and they r not flamming, just riding as a group, who cares, live and let live...keep on riding.Happy New Year everyone

Well, I have to tell you people, I would ride with you even though you are straight. Doesn't bother me in the least.