You've probably heard the term 'lone wolf' applied before, but do you know what it means in biker context? Are you one of these lone wolves? If you are, it means that you don't really like to ride with anyone else. You want to go out and do your own thing without anyone else's input. Lone wolf bikers are not usually a part of any motorcycle club, and they usually don't ask anyone else to go out riding with them.
What's the appeal of being a lone wolf? You get to do what you want when you want it. There's no one saying that they want to ride here or there. You only take a break when you want to, and you can ride at whatever speed you want (within the speed limit, of course). It can be very nice not to have to consider any other opinions when you're planning your motorcycle rides.
Being a lone wolf does not mean you don't have any biker friends, though. Many lone wolves know other bikers and get along really well with them. However, they don't usually join in any activities or rides with their friends, or if they do, they only do so once in a while. The lone wolf does what he or she wants, when he or she wants to.
If you're a lone wolf, you might want to add this six-inch Lone Wolf Howling at the Moon patch to your jacket. It shows others that you like to be on your own, and it can keep people from constantly asking you if you want to join their motorcycle club.
