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Go actually LIVE in a European country, I implore you.
He already does.
Originally Posted by offthewall
The BMW/Harley tourer discussion interests me. I'm a fan of both brands.
The other stuff was mildly entertaining for awhile, now it's just tedious.
I agree and I'm done other than to say I resent that guys participation - especially in the Rushmore area. For the most part threads here are civil.....until he showed up. He doesn't own a Harley, let alone a Rushmore. But he still spews his worn out anti American, anti Harley crap all over this forum. Maybe it doesn't bother some of you. But, clearly it does bother me and others and I won't sit on my hands and let this guy trash America, Americans, or the brand that this forum is built around. YMMV. Out.
I owned a 1992 BMW K75RT. I had that bike for 12 years. Other than the speedo being replaced under warranty, the only thing I ever did was change the oil yearly and put a battery in at 10 years. My riding buddy had a 1992 K75 during the same period. His was the same deal.
Apparently from the comments here, their quality has gone down hill since. Too bad, they look like really cool bikes. I would have considered one for my third bike. A Ducati Monster 1200S is screaming my name for a second bike if I ever have a spare 14k burning a hole in my pocket.
i have to agree though that there is nothing else like a Harley I am also an investor of the company would be a let down if i purchased a competitors model. I still love the looks and feel of a Harley
I owned a 1992 BMW K75RT. I had that bike for 12 years. Other than the speedo being replaced under warranty, the only thing I ever did was change the oil yearly and put a battery in at 10 years. My riding buddy had a 1992 K75 during the same period. His was the same deal.
Apparently from the comments here, their quality has gone down hill since. Too bad, they look like really cool bikes. I would have considered one for my third bike. A Ducati Monster 1200S is screaming my name for a second bike if I ever have a spare 14k burning a hole in my pocket.
It's actually a Limited with the TP removed and. SG seat. I love it. I miss my 2002 Fat Boy but wouldn't trade it for this bike. This ones a keeper too.
It's actually a Limited with the TP removed and. SG seat. I love it. I miss my 2002 Fat Boy but wouldn't trade it for this bike. This ones a keeper too.
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