There was some tweets about Gerry riding a motorcycle with friends this weekend. JJ now has photos.

http://justjared.buzznet.com/2010/06/21/gerard-butler-harley-davidson/

Gerard Butler: Harley Davidson Dude

Gerard Butler hops onto his Harley Davidson motorcylce and rides off with a few friends on Saturday afternoon (June 19) in Glendale, Calif.

On July 8, the 40-year-old Scottish hunk will be in Melvindale, Michigan to shoot his new movie, Machine Gun Preacher. One location will be Jake’s Crossroads Bar, 2704 Oakwood Blvd.

Synopsis: The story of Sam Childers (Butler), a former drug-dealing biker tough guy who found God and became a crusader for hundreds of Sudanese children who’ve been forced to become soldiers.

I wonder if he bought the bike or is just using it to get ready for the part.

There must be someone somewhere who has a list of all the vehicles he owns. The front tire on that Harley is pretty worn. It is not brand new out of the showroom.

When I see bikers, I usually head the other direction. They are potential hazards to me. Whether or not they are Hell's Angels type, there is always the possibility of one of them falling flat and ending up under my car or on my windshield. I hate animal bits on my car, and I hate people bits even more.

I only worry about bikers...all kinds...when they don't follow the rules of the road.

It's a two-way street--literally. In my experience, when there is a wreck with a motorcycle it's often the other vehicle's fault. Drivers just don't watch out for them. That's not to say there are not some wreckless bikers --there are plenty.

I am not a fan of riding in the summer and I wonder how hot it will be in Michigan when they are filming. If they have to wear leather it will be uncomfortable, or at least it would for me.

Now riding in the fall and early spring when you can rock the leather outfits comfortably and explore the outdoors is a lot of fun! I don't have a motorcycle--just a lot of friends who take me along.

A Vespa is a scooter. Most of them are toys or recreational vehicles, not for highway driving, especially in the US. The big ones are motorcycles and are street legal. I think you're thinking about the little ones that fit in the broom closet.

I've seen tons of Vespas. Vespas are to motorcycles what tuk-tuks are to cars. Nuns ride Vespas because, unlike on motorcycles, you can keep your legs together on Vespas.

Those little "meep-meep" horns on Vespas are the cutest!

Nay, if you're a biker chick, I'm a Brazilian swimsuit model.

No gift card. Wait ... what?