rivobloke

April 01, 2012 - 08:53 am
Twelve months on to your post. I was involved with horses from the age of 8 yrs to 38 yrs. The encroachment of suburbia, a divorce and getting older took all that away from my life; now I ride a bike. The only difference is, a horse is a 24hr/7day a week duty of care in a big way. A bike gives me the same amount of pleasure but I can lock it in the garage and forget about it for a week. I really did not need much of a wardrobe change from riding horses to riding bikes and I had pretty much the same sort of characters as mates.
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storin

May 17, 2011 - 12:52 pm
Thats why I define myself as a horseman and not a cowboy. A cowboy can be anyone who wants to put on a pair of jeans and a hat, a horseman on the otherhand actually rides and in my case trains horses. But at some point we all ride the same thing.
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celticcowboy

March 18, 2011 - 06:35 pm
Horseless cowboys on bikes?
Just wondering whether owning a horse and being able to ride is the be-all and end-all when it comes to meeting a cowboy? My black bike is my steed and takes me everywhere, and as much as I love horses, I’d really like to meet another biker into the cowboy scene as well. There’s a great overlap between beast and machine, between chaps and bike gear, and a common love of boots and all things leather. That’s how I see it. And a universal enjoyment of having a throbbing, snorting beast between your legs.
London United Kingdom
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