Fat Bert said:How come though most of the ex-Blackbarge owners stay around?
Surely it's not the "friendly and well-meaning banter"?
BUGGER!!!!Supabird1100 said:Well....I've been trawling the Harley forums for info on the merits of one model versus another and I've got to say they can be a bit 'intimidating' !!! Unless you actually ride a H-D you get flamed for even mentioning a Jap bike and to admit you own one it's death by flogging and stoning !!!! You can only talk about Jap bikes to slag them off and the attitude is "Come back when you've sold the rice-burner and bought the Milwaukee Iron"
This will always be home !!!!! :}
Supabird1100 said:Well....I've been trawling the Harley forums for info on the merits of one model versus another and I've got to say they can be a bit 'intimidating' !!! Unless you actually ride a H-D you get flamed for even mentioning a Jap bike and to admit you own one it's death by flogging and stoning !!!! You can only talk about Jap bikes to slag them off and the attitude is "Come back when you've sold the rice-burner and bought the Milwaukee Iron"
This will always be home !!!!! :}
Wolfie said:New rear tyre every 1200 miles, petrol 27-32 miles to a gallon,
Geoff Clement said:Harleys are for people that dont like speed but lots of chrome, its a show bike, Jap bikes are for people that like the thrill of speed and an acknowledgement of precision engineering, sorry if i upset anyone.
SteveHarley's can also be for people that are getting pee'd off at screaming everywhere at warp factor 10 and have decided that an upright, touring, riding position will suit them better !!!! Those that have 10 points on their licence may also appreciate the more 'laid-back' nature of the beast as well !!!
davet said:Steve
You forgot to mention in you could make some extra dosh ploughing field for the local farmer with your H.D. :-: man8um
Supabird1100 said:Taking bookings as we speak Dave....wanna hire a ploughman ????? :}