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Team AckoJan 17, 2024
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When we hear the word “Biker” or “Motorcycle rider”, we picture a fierce looking guy with a black leather jacket or a hand full of tattoos sporting an angry look on his face. Though a fierce biker can be totally different in reality.
So, let’s check out some myths about these motorbike riders:
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Reality: Although we cannot deny the fact that some biker gangs in the western part of the world are a threat to law and order, the same cannot be said about bikers that respect the law of the land. Biker gangs are not always involved in criminal activities. Especially in India, we hardly come across news reports about rivalries or shootouts among bikers.
Reality: Motorbike riders are adventurous people. However, they fear for their lives just as much as non-bikers do. Bikers are hardcore travelers who love to explore various regions. They love to ride through different terrains and roads. For example – riding through Leh Ladakh can be termed as dangerously adventurous but those are not illegal stunts.
Reality: Heavy traveling takes a toll on the health sometimes. The same happens with a biker. If you’ve interacted with a biker and found them to rude, they simply might be tired from a long day’s journey. In fact, being avid travelers, some bikers love making friends and knowing as much information about places and people as they could.
Reality: Getting a tattoo is a personal choice. Not everyone is interested in getting their skin inked permanently. There are fierce bikers who do not have a single spot of ink on their body. But then there are also people who are doing a reputed day job but are covered in tattoos. So, it really comes down to personal choice if you want to get a tattoo or not. It is definitely not a criterion to become a biker.
Reality: Won’t you admit that traveling in groups is fun? Some bikers have gangs, but the same cannot be said for all. Some of them prefer traveling alone, exploring the world without anyone, or going on a trip alone just to take a break from their daily lives. Being a biker does not necessarily mean that you have to be a part of a “biker gang.”
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Reality: Bikers treat their bikes as their babies. This baby does not have to be an expensive one. Though it could be a dream of a biker to buy a Harley Davidson, all of them do not own expensive bikes from day one. If you want to travel on a bike you can set out on your Bajaj Pulsar or Hero Passion as well. It is not necessary to own a cruiser to be a fierce biker.
Reality: Using swear or curse words depends on personal choice. The most fierce bikers can be polite and choose communicate in a decent language. The more comfortable you are with the people around you, the more you tend to loosen up, talk comfortably and even utter swear words.
Reality: People who hold a passion for biking come from decent backgrounds who take care of their own needs. Bikers do have a day job and earn well to fund their travel plans. Many of them also financially support their families. Some of them especially take time out of their busy lives to travel on their bikes.
Reality: To handle a bike weighing more than a hundred kilograms needs strength. Biker girls are strong enough to look after their bikes and repair them if required. This strength cannot be deemed as manly, they are as feminine as any other women you happen know.
Reality: Personal choice again. Most bikers don’t even listen to music while riding a bike. Bikers don’t necessarily listen to heavy metal, they sometimes prefer soft music while riding into the sunset or along the cost of a long-lost island.
Being a biker is super cool! But for that, you need to take care of your bike like a body part. “Taking care” of your bike does not always mean keeping it clean or well maintained. It also means that you financially secure yourself with bike insurance so that you can ride your bike for a very long time without waiting for funds to get it repaired.
Disclaimer: The content on this page is generic and shared only for informational and explanatory purposes. It is based on industry experience and several secondary sources on the internet; and is subject to changes. Please go through the applicable policy wordings for updated ACKO-centric content and before making any insurance-related decisions. Explore More:
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