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I'm fairly new here, still trying to get my bike up and running.
Anyways, as I was looking around the forum I noticed a thread talking about Twinkies (bikes).
Can you explain to me, exactly what I Twinkie bike is.
Thanks.
You would think H-D would try to trademark that, but I guess they don't like that term. Don't know why? Everyone loves a Twinkie. They have a shelf life of 100 years. Haha..
texashillcountry is correctamundo. Unless you are a metric bike rider. Then they think all Harleys are twinkies. Mistakenly because of the v-twin cylinders. That is what I have gleaned from metric bike forums.
You would think H-D would try to trademark that, but I guess they don't like that term. Don't know why? Everyone loves a Twinkie. They have a shelf life of 100 years. Haha..
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