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Hi There!
I'm Crazy Crissy, the one in the middle, welcome to Crazy Crissy's T-Shirts & Shyt. Check out my t-shirts and latest designs and visit my store. The picture is of Michael from Arizona, me in the middle and Mike from Kansas at the Laughlin River Run in 2005. Actually we were in Arizona, out riding when we took the pic. I didn't take any pics this year. Did a 24 hour trip this year, a drive thru! But it was the ride, not the destination so didn't really care about not seeing much of the run. It was a great ride.
You'll read some stuff about me and what I think and you'll see some of my designs here, be able to get to my shop and find other interesting things. I won't show everything from my shop here as some of it is well.... biker nasty and raw. You'll have to come to the shop to see those. I hope to get to know some of you and keep others of you entertained. If you have any questions send me an email at Crazy Crissy's Biker T-Shirts
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New T-Shirts at Crazy Crissy's
Ride a Biker Jr. Jersey T-Shirt
Forget the Cowboy Ride a Biker t-shirts in long and short sleeve styles as well as sweatshirts, tanks, hoodies and cammies. Top seller. I'll take a biker over a cowboy anyday, more horsepower!
Price: 28.99
I Ride to Ride Biker Women's Cap Sleeve T-Shirt
"I Ride to Ride Not To Get To Where I'm Going" biker t-shirts. Are you a biker who rides for the ride? Just want to be on your motorcycle, in the wind? Feeling the freedom of the ride? A true biker...
Price: 25.99
Lady Rider 3 Biker Baseball Jersey
Lady Rider with bike and heart design. Classy! Nice design for all lady bikers.
Price: 26.99
Lady Rider 5 Biker Baseball Jersey
Lady Rider with motorcycle and rose design. Pretty and classy for lady bikers.
Price: 26.99
You & Me in the Wind Women's Tank Top
Price: 24.99
Off the Back Seat and Onto My Own Motorcycle
It's only taken me 30 years to get back where I belong.... but I'm scared!
Not a new one but a used one and I don't have a lot of money! Sounds like that commercial with those three women going to lunch at Sizzlers. Anyway... I really like the Yamaha V*650 Custom. It feels comfortable, I can move it around, the size feels good and of course I can flat foot it. Who can't flat foot a V* 650?
I haven't ridden in 30 years so it's going to be like starting over I think. Yea, I'm that old! Yikes and a grandma too! Ok, don't start think little old lady with gray hair in a bun, that's not me ok!
I'm going to take the MSF course and hope it all comes back to me. If not, how many times can I take that course? I hope they have a "til you get it right" guarantee. I still like the back seat but want to be able to ride when I want to and not have to depend on someone else for a ride. You get that feeling and you just have to ride, not to anywhere... you just have to go.
I live in the So. CA high desert, near the mountains so theres lots of places for me to ride locally. And I'm not that far from Arizona and Nevada or even Utah. And lucky for me, we can ride almost year round here so I have a feeling I'm going to be putting a lot of miles on my butt. Wow, maybe I'll make it to Sturgis. Yea I know, need a bigger bike for that long ride!
I'm nervous though. It's been a lot of years. I should be out lifting weights and getting in shape. If I drop it I have to be able to pick it up, right! That would be so embarrassing. I've dropped my bike and I can't pick it up! Cars honking and here comes the police... oops. I'm also afraid I'm not going to get my balance or have the coordination to shift, brake and go or do curves or twisties. I do great on the backseat, it all comes naturally. I hope I can feel it like that when I'm at the wheel. And then there are cars, now that scares me if there's traffic. Cagers are the scariest people on the road when you're on a bike, well besides big rigs. So I have a lot to work on.
I'm really excited though in spite of all my fears. Like everything else that you fear, you just have to show yourself you can. Now, I just hope nobody makes fun of me for riding my V*650 wearing my Harley leather jacket and boots. It's a great leather jacket, nice an heavy. I guess I could get new boots!
I haven't ridden in 30 years so it's going to be like starting over I think. Yea, I'm that old! Yikes and a grandma too! Ok, don't start think little old lady with gray hair in a bun, that's not me ok!
I'm going to take the MSF course and hope it all comes back to me. If not, how many times can I take that course? I hope they have a "til you get it right" guarantee. I still like the back seat but want to be able to ride when I want to and not have to depend on someone else for a ride. You get that feeling and you just have to ride, not to anywhere... you just have to go.
I live in the So. CA high desert, near the mountains so theres lots of places for me to ride locally. And I'm not that far from Arizona and Nevada or even Utah. And lucky for me, we can ride almost year round here so I have a feeling I'm going to be putting a lot of miles on my butt. Wow, maybe I'll make it to Sturgis. Yea I know, need a bigger bike for that long ride!
I'm nervous though. It's been a lot of years. I should be out lifting weights and getting in shape. If I drop it I have to be able to pick it up, right! That would be so embarrassing. I've dropped my bike and I can't pick it up! Cars honking and here comes the police... oops. I'm also afraid I'm not going to get my balance or have the coordination to shift, brake and go or do curves or twisties. I do great on the backseat, it all comes naturally. I hope I can feel it like that when I'm at the wheel. And then there are cars, now that scares me if there's traffic. Cagers are the scariest people on the road when you're on a bike, well besides big rigs. So I have a lot to work on.
I'm really excited though in spite of all my fears. Like everything else that you fear, you just have to show yourself you can. Now, I just hope nobody makes fun of me for riding my V*650 wearing my Harley leather jacket and boots. It's a great leather jacket, nice an heavy. I guess I could get new boots!
Cool Vests
Have you got one or heard of them? They're very popular here in CA. You soak them in water, put them on and then put something not too heavy over them and ride. They keep you cool for several hours without soaking your clothes. When they start to dry out you just pop them in a baggie, dump in a bottle of water and soak them again. You can get them at Renegade Classics for $30. No, I don't get a commission! Just passing on a good product!
So, What's a Biker Anyway?
Damn the Stereotypes
It's a new day, year... decade. The bikers of days past, the bad boys, the trouble makers, the lawbreakers are the minority. Bikers today are working people. White collar, blue collar, brown collar! Homeowners, board members, cops, janitors, regular working people.They aren't thieves, burglers, rapists, drug addicts, although most like their beer or bourbon but not all the time. Some may have a little bit of a bad boy attitude, but they aren't criminals. Most aren't out getting in bar room fights... some are. They ride Harleys, Yamaha's, Honda's and every other kind of bike. Some ride choppers, some ride cruisers, some ride bobbers and others ride bikes right off the showroom. Ya got your full dressers and your stripped down and customized.
Now you've got more ladies on bikes than any other time in history and some of them are on big "guy" bikes. You have school teachers, grandma's, moms, lawyers, clerks and every other kind of woman who works out there riding her own motorcycle. Biker babes, bitches, women who ride, lady riders, whatever you call them they ride and ride often. And that's the key to being a biker.
How often do you ride? As often as you can, to work, every weekend, evenings after work? Every freakin chance you get? Or are you one of them who got a Harley and parked it in the garage and only take it out once in a while, when you feel like it... when you're in the mood to show it off. Maybe you go 500 miles a year. You have a thin leather jacket, a fashionable one that looks good with your designer jeans. You got a fancy pair of boots, kind of like motorcycle boots and they say Harley on them but they're not scraped up at all. Yea you know what I'm talking about! The latter is not a biker. A biker is on their bike every chance they get. They may not be going anyplace in particular because they are right where they want to be. On that bike, face in the wind, riding.
Todays bikers are people just like everyone else. They work, own homes, pay taxes and obey the laws just like the rest of the good people in this country. The only difference is they have a love affair with riding thier motorcycles. The bad guys who are the minority of bikers who gave bikers a bad name, they're still out there. They are the 1%'ers. I have nothing against them, have some as friends and they're ok in my book. But don't judge us all by the actions of a few.
Why Isn't There a V Star 850 or 900?
Ok I do love the 650 and how it fits and everything. But this bike has to last me a long time and everyone I talk to that rides or has ridden a 650 tells me that they outgrow it and eventually want something bigger. Well I know theres no way I'm going for an 1100, that's just too much motorcycle for me to handle and its a bit out of my budget. So I'm looking at some other brands in the 800-900 range but I don't feel as comfortable on them as the 650 and it's not the size, it's the style and center of gravity and handling. The weight difference isn't that much of a problem but I'm just not as comfortable with them. Why doesn't Yamaha make a V Star 850 or 900 Custom? I think that would solve my problems... don't they care about me? LOL
I plan on doing some road trips, some long ones and need a bike big enough and comfortable enough for that. I know that a lot of 650 riders do them with mods to their bikes. I'm on a limited budget so a big cruiser with all the bells and whistles is out andyway, those are way too big for me. Decisions, desicions, decisions.
I just want to ride again...
I plan on doing some road trips, some long ones and need a bike big enough and comfortable enough for that. I know that a lot of 650 riders do them with mods to their bikes. I'm on a limited budget so a big cruiser with all the bells and whistles is out andyway, those are way too big for me. Decisions, desicions, decisions.
I just want to ride again...
Some of My Favorite Online Hang Outs
- Bikers Rights Online! -
- There's no such thing as a DOT approved helmet.
- Traveling Bikers - Motorcycle Travel Vacation Tour Information Directory
- Traveling Bikers! Accommodations, Attractions, Bars, Charities, Clubs, Dealerships, Events, Issues, Kids, Maps, Merchandise, Restaurants, Roads, Shipping, Tours, Transport, Weather
Crazy Crissy's Biker T-Shirts
Biker T-Shirts for anyone who rides!
"Lady Biker" Butterfly Tribal Classic Thong
Price: 12.99
Hard and Powerful Jr. Jersey T-Shirt
Price: 28.99
I Ride to Ride Biker Black T-Shirt
Price: 28.99
Ride a Biker Dark T-Shirt
Price: 28.99
American Biker Black T-Shirt
Price: 28.99
Custom Orders
Whatever You Want on Whatever You Want
I do personalization, your art, sayings, logo's, and whatever else you want. I can put it on any product in Crazy Crissy's Biker T-Shirts and Shyt. Personalized and custom products make great one of a kind gifts. For more informaiton go to the Shop check out the custom and personalization area for prices and products.
Biker News
all that fit to print or not
Hate to use cliches but here is the good, the bad and the ugly of motorcycle riders. I always hope it's good news but in the real world things don't work that way.
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- Beginner Bikers
- We hope you enjoy your time here. Our focus is on providing quality information to the new and returning bikers in the world, but everyone is welcome. Visit the forums, and join in the discussion, our members are quite knowledgeable and would be happy to share their experience.
- Motorcycle Safety Foundation
- Need to refresh or take the MSF course to get your license? Want to check on safety information? This is a great link if you want to brush up or need to take the test to get your license.
- Motorcycle Riders Foundation - Washington DC
- The Motorcycle Riders Foundation is the leading voice for you, the street rider, in Washington, D.C. The Motorcycle Riders Foundation is committed to less federal government involvement in your daily life. The Motorcycle Riders Foundation firmly supports the rights of the individual state government
Motorcycle News
From Google News
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- I Ride My Own
- A motorcycling site dedicated to the ladies of the world who RIDE THEIR OWN!
Great Stuff on CafePress
Books I Recommend
If Oprah can have a book list so can I!
Some of these are great just for the pictures and others are a great read and some are both.
Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance: An Inquiry into Values
Amazon Price: (as of 10/07/2008)
Proficient Motorcycling: The Ultimate Guide to Riding Well
Amazon Price: $16.47 (as of 10/07/2008)
The Motorcycle Safety Foundation's Guide to Motorcycling Excellence: Skills, Knowledge, and Strategies for Riding Right (2nd Edition)
Amazon Price: $16.47 (as of 10/07/2008)
Motorcycle Guide to Route 66
Amazon Price: $24.95 (as of 10/07/2008)
Under and Alone: The True Story of the Undercover Agent Who Infiltrated America's Most Violent Outlaw Motorcycle Gang
Amazon Price: $7.99 (as of 10/07/2008)
Indian Larry
Amazon Price: $32.97 (as of 10/07/2008)
Biker Billy's Hog Wild on a Harley Cookbook: 200 Fiercely Flavorful Recipes to Kick-Start Your Cooking From Harley Riders Across the USA
Amazon Price: $15.56 (as of 10/07/2008)
Biker Billy's Freeway-A-Fire Cookbook: Life's Too Short to Eat Dull Food
Amazon Price: (as of 10/07/2008)
Hell's Angel: The Life and Times of Sonny Barger and the Hell's Angels Motorcycle Club
Amazon Price: $11.20 (as of 10/07/2008)
Out in Bad Standings: Inside the Bandidos Motorcycle Club--The Making of a Worldwide Dynasty
Amazon Price: (as of 10/07/2008)
100 Years of Harley Davidson
Amazon Price: $40.95 (as of 10/07/2008)
Jean Davidson's Harley-Davidson Family Album
Amazon Price: $13.57 (as of 10/07/2008)
More designs from Crazy Crissy
And more shameless promotion!
Well, a lady has to make a living right? And this is my living so take a look and think about it!
Lady Rider Butterfly Jr. Jersey T-Shirt
Butterflies are so special and so are lady riders so I put the two together and walla, this pretty lady rider shirt. One of my favortites.
Jr. Jersey T-Shirt
Price: 28.99
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- Some have propos'd a radickal and, some may even saye, DRASTICK measure, of securing a parcel of "greens-space," designated as "off-of-Limits" to additional development, as a sort of "Centralized Park," and that lands in the City's middle part,...
- Historical Archives: "Urban Sprawling" So Severe, Settlement's Cooking-Fires Can Be Seen From As Far As Greenwich Village
- According to reports from those living out side the boundaries of the great Metropolis, in the far-off Village of Greenwich, the expansion of New York City has accelerat'd to such a great Extent that one has merely to climb a nearby Tree-top, to...
- Historical Archives: New York Threatened By O'er-Crowding As Population Climbs To Twelve Thousands
- A great Worrye gripps the Metropolis of New Yorke, fmrly, New Amsterdam, from which we should all take cautionary Instrucktion, that we might stop this dangerous Trend, before Disaster and Catastrophe be-fall us. I speak of the Danger of...
- Historical Archives: Citizens Are Now Free to Practise Any Form Of Proestantism They Want
- In their infinite Wisdom and Compassion, the Founders of our Young Republic have seen fit to bestow upon we Americans, the Wise and Enlightened Sons of the Re-Formation, the Religious Freedom to practise with out re-percussion, any of the number...
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- As a veritable Flood of Waggons continues to stir the Muck of our Thorough Fares, and the Traffick there of makes great Demand for the bespok'd Wheel, many a Lad is being tempt'd from the honest Heat of the Forge and Anvil to the licentious Cool...
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- Sony selling DRM-free music for 66 cents per song
- How do you outmaneuver Apple's iTunes: By selling DRM-free music for less money than what you charge Apple. Sony is now selling its own and Universal's music on Dada.net, for 66-cents (15 songs for $10). Yeah, there is a footnote, but Apple can't be happy about this one. Do I smell a lawsuit?
- How To Pay Off $14,330 In 20 Months
- Stuck in a $14,300 debt hole, reader Trixare4kids was able to dig herself out using tips she learned about on Consumerist.com. Let's learn how she attacked her personal finances and learned to live frugally, and did it all in just 20 months. "As of today I am debt free...My spirit feels lighter. I am free. I am doing a happy dance."
- The 15 Nuttiest Celebrity Stalkers Of All Time
- Sometimes fame comes with a price. And sometimes that price comes in the form of a crazy person believing they are in a relationship with you and/or stalking your every move to get closer to you.
- MIT report debunks China energy myth
- The problem isn't in the technology, it's the operations A detailed analysis of powerplants in China by MIT researchers debunks the widespread notion that outmoded energy technology or the utter absence of government regulation is to blame for that country's notorious air-pollution problems.
- Drug to finally tackle heart problems
- Tests of a single, cheap tablet combining a range of drugs that protect against heart disease and stroke have begun.
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New Rolling Stone
New Wonkette
- World Still Exploding
- America's $700 bailout plan has already failed because now every bank on earth is poor and Europe can't get its act together so now we have a Global Meltdown. [New York Times]
A financial guy killed himself and his family, for Honor, after he lost a bunch of money. [Los Angeles Times]
The presidential candidates' gloves are [...] - Two Years After: New McCain Walnuts Video!
- WALNUTS 2: NUT HARDER starring John "Walnuts!" McCain, produced by SalvatoreDIntern and starring Julia Kobos. And your beloved original from 2006 is here.
- http://wonkette.com/403309/403309
- SECURITY THROUGH TYRANNY! "As our economic system continues to collapse and it's increasingly evident that the federal bailout of Wall Street has done nothing to calm investors or businesses, we have to assume the new police state will be put into place sometime this month, before the presidential elections, and that John McCain will become [...]
- Palin Troopergate Report Due Friday!
- Here's something fun to look forward to, this Friday, other than the End of Capitalism and Electricity or whatever: There's going to be a fun report on that legal investigation into Sarah Palin's "abuse of power" in Alaska, when she fired all her sister's rape victims or something. Troopergate! Nobody knows what it's about, other [...]
- A Children's Treasury of Sad Stock Traders
- When the markets tank, editors need a photograph to illustrate the terrible loss of value in equities most people either don't own and don't understand. The obvious photograph — poor people eating trash in the alley because they have no food and no home — is never used, because it would seem racist. Instead, the [...]
