DRIVING HARLEY: BETTER THAN SEX.
SOMETIMES. MensHealth Piet – Photo Credit: Linda Babst How does it feel to ride a Harley? And what distinguishes a real biker from a plain motorcyclist? 2 insiders told us

Piet and Milan work at Harley-Davidson Hamburg Nord. With beards, ponytails and skull rings, they sell machines every day that many consider to be the coolest bikes - Harleys. We met with the boys to ask them what makes a real biker, what happens when someone touches their moped without asking and whether you play with the gas when a hot chick appears at the traffic light next door...

Why do you work at Harley-Davidson?
Piet: To make money.
That can't be everything!
Milan: Well, we turned our hobby into a profession.
Piet: Sure, you do it out of passion. I can't stand at Honda and sell Honda or toast at Aldi. You have to stand behind the product.

What was the first Harley you rode?

MensHealth Milan – Photo Credit: Linda BabstMilan: Phew, good question…
Piet: The first Harley... Hmm, that must have been a Sportster.
Do you actually have to think about it?!
Milan: I think I drove a V-Rod first. Or a Street Glide. I don't know anymore. I've ridden so many Harleys in this life that I really can't remember.
OK, but you can remember your first motorcycle, right?
Milan: I can't even say that. Samson Schwalbe.
Piet: Hahahaha!
Milan: Well, that was the first light motorcycle. But everyone started small.
Piet: My first one was the Suzuki Intruder.
And which Harley model did you own first?
Milan: E-Glide Standard.
Piet: Wide Glide.

Tell us about a “perfect moment” on your Harley!
Milan: I have experienced so many perfect moments. I've already driven through Europe, through the USA... There were a lot of things where you could say “that was fun”. You like to remember the moments that weren't as fun. For example, the downpour in Florida when the E-Glide's running boards were gone because of the water on the road - and it was still awesome!

You can find the full interview on MensHealth