I have tried a variety of dating scenes and it always come back to this. Riding has been a passion of mine for most of my adult years now. I can't live without it. There is no point in fooling myself that I can be with someone that doesn't ride. That simply does nothing for me...it will never work. I know there is more to life and relationships, but this is one part of my life that must be fulfilled. I find myself saying even to nonriders, those that probably don't even understand, "Please don't contact me unless you own a Harley." Yes, I know I risk sounding shallow, but there just is no other ride, at least for me...

Aries

Average

5' 6 (1.68 m)

Green

Caucasian

Divorced

Yes - Not At Home

No

Butt

Brown

No pets

No

Some University

Full-time

Other

Alone

Friends Come Over Occasionally

Yes - Socially

Outcast

Observant, Friendly, Flirtatious, Outgoing

Exercising, Reading, Music, Movies, Clubbing / Bar Hopping, Dancing, Family, Dining, Theater, Travel, Cars, Camping, Fishing / Hunting, Playing Cards, Computers

Trying New Things, Going To A Concert

Casual but interesting, leaving both individuals wanting more...but better yet...on a bike.

Friendly, A Flirt

Satisfaction

Clever, Friendly

Movies

Rock, Blues

Fiction

Riding on the back of a Harley, soaking up the scenery around me, nothing else on my mind but the feel of the ride. I also love to cruise in my convertible sportscar. I call it my bike on 4 wheels with more luggage space!

Boldness, Flirtatiousness, Good Looks, Great Skills, Humor, Intelligence, Power, Spontaneity, Thoughtfullness, Wit

The man I meet must own a Harley and really know how to ride it. Please have a good job and something to show for your years of hard work. I wish to share a life with someone, not build it for him. I need to feel an early attraction. If it's there, it doesn't take long for both of us to know. Would it be too much to ask for someone that is emotionally available?

Friend, Date, Intimate, Committed