You don't remember if you even had a choice. You do remember hitting Main Street on the first weekend of Bike Week, out with the girls from work. You do remember drinking a shitload of Margaritas and arguing with Kerri Ann about the number of bikers in Daytona this year. You don't recall when she imposed herself in your group or when she began to take your side, but she agreed that bike week was more spread out but also more watered down than years before. What gets you are those piercing green eyes that hold your attention even while the conversation shifts to other people and things. At one point, you notice her licking her lips as if she were the cat, you the canary, and a shiver courses through you.
It is when she too quickly comes to your rescue, that you know you should tell this stranger no thanks, but you've had a bit to drink and she seems to be a friend of Kerri Ann's at least she's in your group. And Kerri Ann is at her yelling point and wanting to hang around and you want to go home and get something taken care of. The drinks, the close proximity, and you've become revved up, somehow, probably the biker bar, the excitement or it could be the breathe in your ear when she whispers hoarsely that her bike is just outside and what fun it would be, the voice cascading like a waterfall. And once more you are within those eyes as they instruct you to follow.
You follow behind taking in the woman's dimensions as you go. She looks like real biker stock: street boots with hanging chain, leather chaps which accentuate her blue jeans torn so the very tip of her right buttcheek could be seen, leather vest with rawhide laces that barely conceal how well endowed she is, a leather coat genuine, a leather and stud cap she has just swept on her head along with the fuck-me reflector shades. You are not sure if it is the overpowering scent of her leather-encased body or that the five-inch heels give her a towering presence, but you follow two steps behind outside onto the sidewalk.
You think you hear Kerri Ann's voice, "You're not leaving with Alice are ya, not Malice Alice." And you hear a snort that could be laughter but are not sure, but you hear a cheer ahead as you light out of the building and are not sure if it has anything to do with you or the stranger. She turns to look once more at you, that permanent smirk emerging from the mane of auburn hair that makes you feel she knows what is good for you. You ask her if she's wearing all leather and she says even in the places you can't see, honey and you blush as you think briefly of those places. But she takes your hand and smiles, a real smile like she means it and you smile back as she brings you to the bike parked at the curb.
It is a beautiful Harley, 750 cc with the old style grilling. It is a long bike and the interesting feature is that it has two distinctive seat wells and saddles. The one in front is plush and luxurious leather, while the back seat resembles a slice of rawhide on a metal plate. You realize now that your adventure begins that you are not dressed properly at all and try to beg your way out of the ride, but she just nods knowingly. She pushes you against a light pole and deftly rearranges your smart business suit: a button on the coat, two on the skirt, three buttons on the blouse, a little exposure and it makes you feel a little desirable, "Here this will make you look more presentable to the crowd," she says as she grabs your shirt out of your skirt and ties it in the back, begins to move your collar down your shoulders keeping the coat on. You feel confused as your arms are encased in the suit and you wished you had worn a sexier bra to flaunt your titties that (you smile) are at least as large as hers.
She stares down at you now with a hungry look, but breaks into a sweet smile as she takes in the new you and leads you over to her bike. You are still not sure how you are going to ride on that thing, but the sun is setting and it will be dark soon so you hike up your skirt (to the amusement of the crowd) and straddle the thing. The stranger comes and fixes your skirt on the back seat, but it is not a comfortable thing to ride on. For one thing you cannot completely relax your thighs unless you were to do a split practically. The tension on your thighs combined with the sharp edges of the seat digging in give you the impression that it will be a long five mile ride after all.
She kicks the bike into action and you are shocked by yours. The vibration of the seat massages your inner thighs the pain of constriction is going. You have yet to settle in when she whips the bike into the street jerking you off-balance and back on your haunches. You hear from the crowd, "Hey Alice, you gonna be sharin some a dat?" You move slowly down the street, the vibration between your legs is beginning to cover your entire region and combined with the margaritas, your inhibitions relax with them. There are catcalls from the crowd, take it off, and feeling partly embarrassed partly desirable you try to pull the silk shirt out and can't but it doesn't matter because the effort gets you a round of applause.