It’s here! This week’s edition of Friday Funnies means the weekend is just a short work day away. Today’s joke is as much an English lesson as a life lesson. On his 70th birthday, a man was given a gift certificate from his wife.

Normally it’s never a good idea to let another person touch your motorcycle, but of course there are always exceptions to the rule.

For a period between 1955 to 1978 Harley Davidson made just about everything. Golf carts, dirt bikes, snowmobiles, mini bikes, small bikes, big bikes, and trikes. Today’s throwback ad highlights one of the little bikes that were made during this period the TX125.

So not only does this Harley look and sound good, but it also has a bit more pep in its step. There is little more that one could hope for. In fact, oct1949 refers to his Heritage as “the best bike I’ve ever owned.”

This video depicts one very strange occurrence where we see a man with a top hat riding his Harley with his beloved pet — a dog named Sir Davidson.

Straight Up SJ stunt team is made up of four riders from the San Jose area. Chris, Ricky, Roger and Scott spend their time tearing up their motorcycles and the stunt scene in California.

In 1934, it looked liked Harley’s gamble in the Far East was about to pay off. The Japanese Shinagawa factory was just one year away from becoming the first overseas factory to produce an 100% foreign made Harley-Davidson motorcycle.