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Jody
Yang Chen
Florida
GinoHello and welcome to American Cafe! My name's Jody. On a previous show we talked about Bike Week, a long vacation in Florida for people who love motorcycles.
Exactly. And people come from all over the world to come to Bike Week.
Oh, exactly. There was way too much to cover in only five minutes. So, we're back with our friends Gino and Terry, bikers and motorcycle salesman, to learn more about the traditions of the biker culture.
I've been riding for 32 years. Uh I've been in the bike business for about 20 years ... me and my and partner Terry. It's been something I've always enjoyed.
Yeah, we talked in the store that he and Terry owned. The store was full of motorcycle gear.
Right, clothing and helmets, and of course the motorcycles. And Gino described a typical biker. Yang Chen, we should tell everyone that in English "biker," B-I-KE-R", only refers to someone who rides a motorcycle.
Oh, no, I don't think that counts, Yang Chen.
Try again next time. Here is Gino to tell us more about the biker culture,
They're basically just nice people. They're down-to-earth, hardworking... they'll do anything for anybody.
Exactly. Bikers live by an unwritten code of ethics. You know, they stick together and are very loyal to their friends, family and fellow bikers, even if they don't know them.
That's such a good point. That's why people join communities like the bikers -- to find that loyalty. Again here is Gino.
We all feel akin to each other. You know you see someone broken down on the side of the road there's a biker you always stop to help (th)'em. And traditionally when you see bikers, bikers always wave to each whether you know each other or not just to say hi. | 
发表于 2016-8-2 11:12:39