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I read this quote from Stabby on a different thread and it prompted the question.... Chick Bike, what exactly is a "Chick Bike" 1) A bike that only a "chick" would ride? 2) A bike that is ridden mostly by "chicks"? 3) A bike with higher than normal estrogen levels? 4) A bike that would be better if painted pink? 5) A bike that most male riders consider... Delicate?, Dainty?, Feminine? I'm on the fence about how I should feel regarding the designation "chick bike". Is there some underlying, emasculative, or less than desirable aspect to a bike that makes is less appealing to men? Should I be insulted? Goodness, NO. It's most likely just a stereotypical delineator between the average "real man's bike" and what most women prefer to ride. Although, that being said... most of the women I see riding are on the BACK of the bike. So, is a "chick bike" one with a comfy rear seat?? I don't ride on the back...I have my own bike... I own a 2008 675 Special Edition... so, does that make the Special Edition a Chick Bike, or am I, like Kels and Paws (to name a few) just a rare breed of woman who can handle a "Man's Bike". Let's face it, the world of motorcycling is dominated by men (which is perfect with me). And I have often heard men use the term "chick bike", so, what exactly makes a bike a chick bike? Just curious....
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I think we should make this a poll!
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Chick Bike--A motorcycle with a woman on it.
Its that simple.
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Its just a term used by insecure males that feel that if a guy doesn't ride the biggest, fastest most powerful bike, they are somewhat less of a man.
OR Its a bike that is accessoriesed very well with taste and style. |
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I vote 4.
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A Buell Blast certainly comes to mind.
Anything under 1000cc if your an asshole who can only ride fast in a straight line.
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Hey, that was my last bike
![]() It is obviosuly meant as a slam on the bike, but to me any bike with a chick on it (rider not passenger), is a chick's bike. She's got to be hot too
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A chick bike is any bike I so name so as to wind people up.
simple innit.
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Judging by a couple of track days I saw last summer, a "chick" bike was the 675 that passed the dudes on the outside line because they were busy posing a knee down.
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Here are a few bikes that have been termed "chick bikes" on various forums simply because women tended to buy more of them.
Kawasaki Ninja 250 (model years 1908-2007, I think the Ninja 250 has been around that long) Suzuki SV650 (all model years) Yamaha R6 (Pre 2003 model years) Honda CBR F4/F4i |
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