If the world were filled with real motorcyclists and women embraced the philosophy of motorcycle culture, as defined in this book, then we would have serious reasons to talk in terms of undermining patriarchal culture and the capitalist system.
Because every oppressive system does not want to have under its control people with ecological sensitivities, men who are tender and romantic, and women with a complete sense of their power and their femininity in full bloom and functioning.
It is somewhat bold to assert this, but it is worth daring to do so. Motorcycle culture could give birth to a new revolution in female thought capable of leading to the longed-for social emancipation from the state and capitalism.
Even if we were satisfied with the milder form of it, it is still just as revolutionary, because, as has been repeatedly noted, female thought paves the way for utopia, and the motorcycle is the means that will take us there.
If someone wonders about the purpose of the motorcyclist amidst all this, the answer is very simple. To love and respect people and Nature.
To admire Woman, her body, and femininity because the motorcycle – which is equally admired – is a Machine whose entire architecture is based on feminine principles.
To appreciate and respect not only his motorcycle but every kind of object he uses, because behind it lies dozens of man-hours and many amounts of expended energy and raw materials.
