Good time owners club

Oldmanbiker · 11-25-2004

Just wondering how many of you are members of the Good Time Owners
club, and if you think it is worth the money to join.
I'm from South Dakota and I doubt if there are many members from this state. There arent many motorcycle clubs or anything around here. I live on the east end of the state where most of the bikes are registered, but other then the Harley clubs, none of the metric owners seem to get together for rides or form clubs or anything. At lest to my knowledge.
Just wondering about the club.
Thanks in advance for your replies.
Rod

Calamarichris · 11-30-2004

Let me get this straight: You're willing to pay money to join a club?
These wannabe-HOG groups are simply another creative way of separating you from your money. What kinds of fringe benefits do they offer? 10% discount on parts? Free-towing anywhere within 50 miles of Big-Jim's Skoal-Stop & Service Station?
I just don't understand anymore.
-CCinC

Oldmanbiker · 12-04-2004

Didn't ask you to understand. I give in the collection plate on Sunday and they don't offer any fringe benefits at all.

vaporgas2000 · 12-04-2004

Quote:

Originally Posted by Oldmanbiker

Didn't ask you to understand. I give in the collection plate on Sunday and they don't offer any fringe benefits at all.

what

They offer more fringe benefits than anyone else

hope I just read your post wrong

*bikeaholic* · 12-05-2004

don't really know much about the goodtime club
but i doubt i would pay to join a club-i'd just round up my own
thugs and start my own

11-25-2004	#1 (permalink)
Oldmanbiker Newbie Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: S.E. South Dakota Posts: 5	Good time owners club Just wondering how many of you are members of the Good Time Owners club, and if you think it is worth the money to join. I'm from South Dakota and I doubt if there are many members from this state. There arent many motorcycle clubs or anything around here. I live on the east end of the state where most of the bikes are registered, but other then the Harley clubs, none of the metric owners seem to get together for rides or form clubs or anything. At lest to my knowledge. Just wondering about the club. Thanks in advance for your replies. Rod __________________ Oldman biker. Doesn't matter what you ride as long as you still can! 2003 Vulcan 1600 Classic.

12-04-2004	#3 (permalink)
Oldmanbiker Newbie Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: S.E. South Dakota Posts: 5	Didn't ask you to understand. I give in the collection plate on Sunday and they don't offer any fringe benefits at all. __________________ Oldman biker. Doesn't matter what you ride as long as you still can! 2003 Vulcan 1600 Classic.

12-05-2004	#5 (permalink)
bikeaholic Sick & Twisted Moderator Forum Supporter Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: edenton north carolina Posts: 4,352	re don't really know much about the goodtime club but i doubt i would pay to join a club-i'd just round up my own thugs and start my own __________________ 2004 - 1600 classic 1997 - 1200C harley sporty 1985 - 750 Honda Shadow VROC# 20171 Chromaholic #512

11-30-2004	#2 (permalink)
Calamarichris Banned BTK Expert Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Carlsbad, CA Posts: 607	Let me get this straight: You're willing to pay money to join a club? These wannabe-HOG groups are simply another creative way of separating you from your money. What kinds of fringe benefits do they offer? 10% discount on parts? Free-towing anywhere within 50 miles of Big-Jim's Skoal-Stop & Service Station? I just don't understand anymore. -CCinC

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