Bikes & Wives ( spouse, significant other, G/F, B/F)

[Jason Abbott]

My wife Jessica. She has started threatening to get her own ride.

[regal403]

Not quite wife, but will be soon enough.








She's a keeper.

[WoodsChick]

Originally Posted by regal403

Not quite wife, but will be soon enough.
She's a keeper.

What, are you waiting for her to turn 16 first?

Not only is she a keeper, she is a youthful cutie

Congrats on the impending marriage



WoodsChick

[regal403]

She's legal! We're getting hitched up next June. Should be fun.

[WoodsChick]

Originally Posted by regal403

She's legal! We're getting hitched up next June. Should be fun.

You better make sure she says "I do" before she finds out you posted this photo of her here!


Seriously, though, congrats on the marriage. There's really nothing better


Married17yearsChick

[Boyydee]

My wife has caught the bug!! Took and passed the msf course last month... New bike last week!!

[Bimo]

this is pic where my wife try to take pic in Wonosari, small town south of Jogjakarta

[voyagerrider]

Wife Kathy and her ride. Been ridng her own since '94, this is her third bike. She is a 61 year young Great-Grandmother.



Marty

[novaboy]

Originally Posted by Suade907

You guys are lucky my wife thinks an adventure is a airplane ride to a hotel with a spa.

+1

I mentioned to my better half, that when I turn 50 I want to buy a 1200GSA in Vancouver and ride it back to New Brunswick. Told her I'd get her all the gear and make it as comfortable as possible for the trip. If she didn't enjoy it, she could bail out in Kelowna and fly home. She gave me "the look" and just laughed at me. I should have known better, she wouldn't even ride with me to the local Chapters.

[ke4yyq]

My wife of 29 years.
I have been riding since I was 14. She has been on the back of my bikes a bunch since we were together. About four years ago she decided she wanted to ride her own. After learning on a Honda night hawk 650 she now has her Suzuki cruiser. I also picked up a KLR650 to try an get her to try some mild off road stuff . She likes riding but so far not interested in doing any FS roads or the like. I think if I can get her to try it and see some of the areas in north Ga. we can ride she change her mind, who knows.

[OnOff]

Originally Posted by I GS 1

You could try getting yourself an old R90S - works for some!

Why would I want an old R90S when I already have a FJR1300
All set up for passenger, but wife still won't ride for fear of daughter losing both parents...
HMMM, 400,000+ miles on LOTS of bikes and still riding.

[PecosBill]

Originally Posted by cuneesity

I believe that is a problem or yours not hers







How you doin Billy

Hey buddy, long time no see.

[bilgerat]

Here's my riding partner beside our Vstrom. The house, alas, is not ours.

[brianm767]

Well these are pics of my wife when she was still riding, we recently lost some close friends in motorcycels accidents, one being a 36 yr old mother of four, after that, both my wife, and daughter said , were done! they have since both sold thier bikes, and refuse to ride or even get on the back of mine, I respect their decisions, but miss riding with them immensely.

I currently dont own a off road bike, I'm seriously thinking of trying to get some dirt bikes (when finances allow it) for all of us, wife and daughter both say they would like to play in the dirt, but not in the streets.
The wife and I at Shaver Lake Ca

The wifes first ride, doing parking lot maneuvers, and yes, she should have had gear.

Wifes second ride, it was her gift to her self after returning from her deployment to Iraq, she was adamant it was to be in the garage when she returned, it was

On a positive note, she no longer takes my bikes out, here she is trying out my Bird and Busa, my heart stopped untill she returned on the Busa, but she did fine.

[Trail Monkey Moto]

17th Anniversary Trip - Nova Scotia, this shot on Bay of Fundy.