Egy motoros klubban napi szintű kötelezettségeid vannak

It's not that it's a lazabar etiquette.

Yes, and then there's the fact that...

Wait a minute, I'm already interested in this.

Well, just briefly, to put it in context.

Basically, there are different clubs without the need for full capacity.

And it depends on which club is what, what keeps the club together.

There are the simplest clubs, the brand clubs, which have to be driven by the same type of engine.

There are some clubs, we call them friends, who spend a lot of time together, so they feel good with each other, so they are friends who do motorbikes.

And then there are these clubs, these MCs, the classic motorbike clubs, which are actually in line with our international tradition.

This is a very old story.

But maybe this is a

very strict rule.

It's very strict, and this is actually the whole...

It's not just a hobby, but it affects your whole lifestyle, your family, your free time...

They go out together to eat, or to do things together, and it takes up a lot of your time.

It's

not just a week,

but it's almost daily obligations that you obviously like to do.

club meetings, meeting with other clubs on weekends, but obviously this is a huge thing, because this is a norm all over the world, that if you go anywhere in the world, in a place like this, then you actually represent the same value.

For example, when I started touring here, even in further areas, I felt that this kind of cohesion was really noticeable on the borders as well.

So it's really a standard.

You know, the name of the channel is Bikerin, Or that I consider myself a biker, because I think that biker...

Well, that's the traditional biker...

Yes,

yes,