Is it hard to learn how to ride a Harley, I would love to be a Harley lady?

Question

Is it hard to learn how to ride a Harley, I would love to be a Harley lady?

Answer 1

a woman riding a Harley has to have the right social skills and the right body.

here is a test to see if you have the proper social skills:

answer all questions truthfully

#1 When you go into a bar and its dirty and it smells like urine do you?

A- leave and find a cleaner bar

B- pretend it doesn't bother you, but you go in anyhow

C- spit on the floor and say "I love this place"

D- arrive already drunk and you never notice

#2 When you're riding your HD and another fat ugly, bald, old male biker asks you for a kiss what do you say?

A- you say "get lost loser"

B- You can't stand the sight of him, but you give him a kiss

C- you jump on him and make wild passionate love to him

D- you're too drunk to even know he's talking to you

next: what body style best describes you?

A- skinny petite, average height for a woman

B- big boned, tall, short hair

C- overweight, short

D- broad shouldered, built like a man

Answer 2

not hard to learn how to ride any bike.... and go for it....

Answer 3

Sweet Judy, I didn't know you wanted to be a Harley Lady. I am so happy for you.I learned to ride 35 years ago before they offered all the rider courses and had endorsements on your driver's license. I had never been on any type of motorcycle, 3-wheeler, or 4-wheeler.Most of the classes in my state provide small motorcycles to learn on. And, the people I have known who have taken the class say it is very helpful. Plus, if you pass, it saves you some on insurance, and you get to skip the driving test at the license bureau.I love riding and knowing I am in control and feeling the wind on my face.It is a great! You will love it. Let me know when you get your bike, and I will come over to ride with you and help!

Answer 4

You can do it! But... I'd start a little smaller for a few months then intermediate for a few months then go for the Harley. If you absolutely have to do this by tomorrow, how about a trike? You'll need a very rich significant other but you can be "up" soon.

Answer 5

Wow...I love Harley too and still truying to get a driver's license

Answer 6

should not be harder than learning to ride a real motorcycle

no idea if YOU would 'love' to be a Harley lady

but you would not catch me dead on a H-f-Davidson

I ride motorcycles

I love to ride not putter

I hate loud bikes

Answer 7

No harder than any other bike A little heavy but go for it Be sure to wave at the j*p bikes or you will hurt their feelings

Answer 8

magz needs lessons to learn to appreciate a harley, maybe you 2 can become harley ladies together

Answer 9

Not hard to ride a Harley, just go to the riding course they all offer and learn from them. Plus, once have certification of completion, insurance is cheaper and you not have take test, it auto motorcycle endorsement.

As for the bike,Sportsters are the lightest and cheapest models. Either the 883 or 1200 models If want something bigger, then up grade to the Dyna series.

Answer 10

It really isn't hard to ride a motorcycle...

I think a Sportster......smaller model Harley would be just right for us....

We get matching bikes...

We get matching chaps...

and

We can kick @ss down the highway!

Peace.

Answer 11

Hi My Friend,

  Good for you.. Come over to my house and I will teach you how to ride.. You will have a blast and we can check out some of the local bars and shoot some pool.. Hehehe  Let's go Dear Friend..

Your Friend,

poppy1

Answer 12

hi

its as easy as riding a woman named Hailey.

Answer 13

Take the motorcycle riding course if you've never ridden. The instructors are great and patient. They teach a lot. The best thing to do is to start small... I guess the smallest harley is a Sportster. If you want to start out with something cheap, a used Honda CB400, Rebel, or a Suzuki Savage would be a good learner bike. Just remember- people in cars don't see you! tap your break, reflectors on your helmet, and know what is around you. Have fun and good luck!

Answer 14

I would loooove to be a Harley guy!!!

I love motorcycles, but everyone around me always discourages me from getting one, saying I'm going to kill myself.

Still, I know someday soon I'm getting one.

Answer 15

Don't let Joe B bother you.....His daddy should have jerked him off in the toilet. Always a smart-a**  answer out of that loser.

Anyhow, You should go for it.  I would start by taking a motorcycle course FIRST.  Some states offer them free and you usually get your license at the end of the course.

Good Luck!

Answer 16

My sister-in-law has rode small bikes for years. On her first trip out with my borthers HOG, it got away from her and she hit a wall.

They dont handle well at low speeds, and have less brakes than a ricer.

Answer 17

I have read that something like half of all buyers of new Harleys are either new to biking or coming back after 20 years (raising the kids).  I wondered why newbies would want such a big heavy bike.  Until I rode one.

A friend of mine (a woman) was interested in buying a Harley so we rented one for a day and took it for a long ride.  It was amazingly easy to handle, considering the intimidating weight and bulk.  It has a very low center of gravity and the seat is low so you get a good grip on the ground when you put your feet down (very important!)  Also a very comfortable bike.  Not especially fast or good-handling, but it's not about that.

Still, it's a very big, very expensive bike.  It's more than you need and a LOT more expensive than a perfectly good Japanese bike.  The only people who ride Harleys are those who just HAD to have a Harley.

If you can ride a bicycle, and a stick-shift car, you could learn to ride the Harley pretty easily I'd think.