black motorcycle nicknames

Outlaws Motorcycle Club – A motorcycle club from Illinois, active since 1935. The first was a Ninja 250, which I called “My Bike” or “Ninja 250”. Hammer suits him perfectly.I call my Moto Guzzi Breva 1100 ‘Utzi the Guzzi’ because a previous owner took it into the Italian Alps. You’ll probably want something that stands out a little, but at the same time you have to think carefully to minimise the risk of playground taunts (like the person who legendarily named their daughter Chlamydia because they thought it sounded pretty…)Then there’s the complication of what happens when you combine the seemingly perfect Christian name with your existing surname. It’s all very well to call your kid Hazel, unless you happen to be Mr and Mrs Nutt…Now consider the difficulty that any manufacturer has when it comes to branding its range of products. Bandidos Motorcycle Club – … That particular post on my site was one of my favorites. As well as the problems of finding a fitting – and not embarrassing – name, it’s got to be unique, as unlike kids, products get trademarked. Do you have a name for your motorbike or refer to it as a And brand abbreviations or derivations are also common: Beemer, Bonnie, Duc, Hog, Kato, Kwaka, Suzi, Trumpy and Yammie.I named my triumph “Your Dad” because it doesn’t matter what you say.. it makes me giggle.I rode your dad. Living Free: Cute! My Shovelhead “Cal” is like a dear friend at this point and when I named him, it just felt right. I know it's kind of cheesy but I know a lot of people who do it. I call my BMW750GS Jim Beemer. Name of my Duke 250 is BLOODY BERETTA.

you get the idea My DL1000 vStrom goes by the name ‘Mal’ – no one hardly ever gets it …My black VFR1200F is called Kimi Kamari.

I’ve never named a bike, probably because I’ve never held on to them for anything more than a couple of years.Had I named any of my bikes, I might not have been so fickle and sold them so quickly.Well, that’s not entirely true, I did have a Suzuki SDV650 for a while that was referred to as “Suzi” and my 2010 Triumph Bonneville T100 was “the Bonnie” and my 2016 Ducati Scrambler Icon is simply “the Duc”.However, those are simply abbreviations for convenience, not affectionate names.My wife sometimes referred to a Honda CX500 project bike I had as “Rhonda the Honda”, but I never used that term, either.However, many riders name their bikes with a male or female moniker.I’m not sure how they decide whether a bike is a male or female.Anatomically, they seem to have parts resembling both genders.You might think men prefer to ride bikes with “female bikes” and women like to ride “male bikes”, but I’ve also heard of males riding bikes with male names and females riding bikes with feminine names.And for reasons of sexism or stereotyping, I won’t go into why one gender is more appropriate over the other for a bike that is muscular, or cantankerous, or unreliable, or fast, or “sexy”.I found a great word of advice about naming your bike from They say that, like a tattoo, “don’t name the bike after a girlfriend, ex-girlfriend, boyfriend, or ex-girlfriend”.

Tell us how you choose it and how you decided on its sex? “Avoid something contentious or that could potentially become contentious,” they claim, and it’s sound advice!Colours are fairly common nicknames for motorbikes: Red Devil, Blue Terror, Yellow Peril, Black Beauty, Mighty Whitey, Green Machine and Cherry Bud.Do you name your bike? ( p.s. The Black Shadow, one of the most celebrated motorcycles of all time, has one of the most apropos names of all time. Colours are fairly common nicknames for motorbikes: Red Devil, Blue Terror, Yellow Peril, Black Beauty, Mighty Whitey, Green Machine and Cherry Bud. 19. “Going to Frankston with Bonne” & “going to the pub with Bonne” you’re not fooling anyone son. Kinsmen Ireland: This sounds like one of the best motorcycle club names for a group of Irish riders. If you're a bike manufacturer, you … I got wet riding your dad. I’ve now named my Softail Street Bob “Lady Liberty”, for obvious reasons.I call my bike Hima, short for Himalayan which is the name of my type of bike, the Royal Enfield HimalayanI’m trying to think of a nickname for my other friend’s Aprilla V4, which is even more insane that the KTMhello I recently purchase my first real motorcycle I need Lloyd after my late uncle he went by the name Bob he was a bad dude so I figured fitting to name my 2014 Dyna Fat Bob fxdf after him because they are both some bad mofosI named my beginner bike (2018 KTM 390 Duke) Katy abbreviating KTM, people find it kinda funny since it really doesn’t fit the extremely aggressively styled bikeJust bought and red Harley Softail Deluxe but didn’t want “Cherry” or “Ruby”. While this normally isn’t too big of a deal, you might want to check if a club name already exists if you plan to use it in real life. Thankfully, unlike its namesake it made it back down again.All my bikes are female since I don’t want to ride a man.Reminds me of one few years back named “heap of crap wont start”A friend of mine named his Harley “Brutus” (and when he sold it the buyer was going to keep the name).My bike doesn’t have a name but I sometimes refer to it as “my fat bottomed girl”.My wife calls the scooter “Clodis” and the dual sport “Rousie”.Did you know that we have an online shop full of great stuff! The second was a Ninja 650, which I called “My Bike” or “Ninja 650”.