I think this brings up an important discussion of "Just because we can, does it mean we should". I am a firm believer in individual right, and I believe you have the right to do many things. But, I also believe that just because you have the right to do something does not mean that it can be done in good taste. I think to put something like a Swazi on a motorcycle in America is going to draw one connotation only, no matter of the rider's earnest effort to actually be displaying homage to "Eastern ideals" or whatever excuse your are using. All you will do is draw furtive looks from the respectable, hardworking John Q. Public who is not as eclectic and enlightened as you are. I would venture that most putting something like this on their bike are going for this exact shock-and-awe, and simply use some excuse of some obscure symbol meaning when put to task for a flagrant display of social retardedness.
Now, I realize that DTT has a very diverse group, and few of us actually color within society's lines. There is incredible knowlege and insight put out here that reflects all of our collective personalities. But, come on. Scaring little old ladies with your motorcycle adorned with Hitler's crest (only YOU know the eagle points the wrong way, making it "eastern" and not Nazi :
) does not make you enlightened or eclectic. It pretty much just makes you a jackass granny-scarer.
You have the 'right' to do whatever you want, and I will readily concede that point to anyone. But you should also remember that everyone else has the 'right' to arrive at whatever conclusion about you they decide to light upon, and only you have the power to change that.
As usual, I will add my disclaimer that this is NOT directed at any individual, and simply represents my interpretation of the individual right vs. individual responsibility idea.
