Dyke on Bikes -- the women who kickoff the annual Pride Parades and Dyke March by riding on their mechanical clitorises, with mammary glands fluttering to and fro -- have won the right to their name. Kudos! No longer having to go by the KRON 4-safe and vulgarly-clinical “San Francisco Women's Motorcycle Contingent,” the ladies who love ladies took steps at owning their name after discovering another group in Wisconsin already in the process of registering the same name for a clothing label (which would've been available at your nearest Ross or Mervyns, we sure.)
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Dykes On Bikes Win Hair-Pulling Trademark Battle
How About "Queer Bitches on Bikes"?
We'll admit to a bias (yes, only one, ha ha) and say that Dykes on Bikes is always our favorite part of the San Francisco Gay Pride parade. We can't help it, but there's something about them that gives us goosebumps and makes us a little teary (and we're neither a dyke nor a cyclist, so that ain't it). We love those dykes and their bikes, and are annoyed by the continued refusal of the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office to allow Vic Germany, Dykes on Bikes president, to register "Dykes on Bikes" as a federal trademark.
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