It is going to be a gorgeous day to go out for a ride but i need to go fill out a job application. Do i make my first impression by rolling up on the bike with helemt head or do i go by car?

Thats a tuff one..

Well, maybe theyll be smart about it & hire ya, cuz everyone knows guys hang out where gals who ride are..

Take the bike and wear

French Braid: 'cause you ride a thunmper.

Twin Braids: 'cause you are good with people and there's room for two.

Tight pony tail: again 'cause you ride a thumper.

No helmet head.  You look great and you get the job.

Years ago my wife's hair was in twin braids and was pulled over because the cop thought it was her helmet straps undone.

I have Multiple Sclerosis and i have learned to not let it dictate my life. I know what i can and cant do and dont overdue anything. I love my bike and the fresh air it is very freeing for my soul and lets me forgget for a awhile that i have medical issues.
Thankyou for the kind words Ver.
The decision has been made it is going to be helmet head. I need the fresh air.

My wife has MS too. She does what she can and doesn't p*ss and moan about her life, as you don't.
A case in point: when she was first diagnosed they suggested we go to a support  group where MS victims could talk about their problems and support each other. All they talked about is how life was a pregnant dog and their husbands had left them etc. My wife said she would never go back because they were so negative. She used to do art, and became discouraged when she lost fine motor control of her hands, then she did art anyway, and learned to use the shakiness to effect.
We have been living with it for 29 years, and she still does not complain overly much at all.

Good for you KristenAnn. Anyplace that won't hire someone who rides isn't someplace you'd want to work anyway. Get your riding out in the open from the word go, saves headaches later. Or heartaches if you like the job and they let you go for having a motorcycle.

My wife has been on federal diasability for years but still works as much as she can when she can. She still rides too.

I've got an 85% rating, still have a CDL and until 2 months ago was in a Peterbilt 5 days a week. Kept my cane between the seats. I'm qualified for disabled plates but don't have them, if I'm having a low mobility or "wobbly" day I take my cane. If I fall down, so be it, I can get back up eventually. Parking closer wouldn't help that and I'm otherwise healthy. I'll get them when I feel an actual need for them, besides, Lisa drives most of the time when we go somewhere. Her subaru tends to shut my feet and/or legs off.

One of my favorite fellow counselors at Boy Scout summer camp had MD. Other than walking funny he did everything we did with a few (very few) exceptions. He was even on one of the wildland fire supression teams. Another good friend had MS but was at every district level training activity,every camporee, every camp facility work party.

We've had leg amputees and guys with leg braces as forum members here. Only slowed them down a little bit.