Anyone see this leak on the 2018's?
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08-19-2017, 04:41 PM
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Anyone see this leak on the 2018's?
Yesterday the following link was live and had leaked info on the 2018 models. (it is no longer live....I imagine HD asked them to take it down)
https://www.bennetts.co.uk/bikesocia...line-up-leaked
It was an interesting read. Conflicts with some other "leaked info" I've gotten.
Who knows, could all be disinformation.
We'll know next week!
https://www.bennetts.co.uk/bikesocia...line-up-leaked
It was an interesting read. Conflicts with some other "leaked info" I've gotten.
Who knows, could all be disinformation.
We'll know next week!
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I just found the cached version of this page, so the following link should allow you to see the article that was live yesterday.
https://webcache.googleusercontent.c...g_en%7Clang_es
Kevin
Yes, that is why I said it was live yesterday. I will clarify my original post to state that it is no longer live. But you can see that I posted the cached version of the link that was taken down.
https://webcache.googleusercontent.c...g_en%7Clang_es
Kevin
Yes, that is why I said it was live yesterday. I will clarify my original post to state that it is no longer live. But you can see that I posted the cached version of the link that was taken down.
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I looked over one of those M8's in a dealership a week ago, and as I expected, the engineers have made it so it's going to be even more difficult for one to work on their own bike. Just getting to that stupidly placed second spark plug looks rough enough to just say 'f it' and take it to the dealer to get worked on.
They can keep it. I'm done with H-D except for what I have, they've kissed the *** of the EPA (an entity that needs to be destroyed in the first place!) without one single fight. Disgusts me to no end. Funny How there's countless Harley's that are 30+ years old still on the roads running just fine, in the heat of the deserts (I owned one in Las Vegas and never had trouble!), and the heat of humidity of places like TN where it gets 100 degrees with 95% humidty, etc. H-D had to keep trying to make bigger wich made the EPAtards step in and make H-D make them so the flower-power kids wouldn't cry about a puff of smoke.
Meh, such a shame.
They can keep it. I'm done with H-D except for what I have, they've kissed the *** of the EPA (an entity that needs to be destroyed in the first place!) without one single fight. Disgusts me to no end. Funny How there's countless Harley's that are 30+ years old still on the roads running just fine, in the heat of the deserts (I owned one in Las Vegas and never had trouble!), and the heat of humidity of places like TN where it gets 100 degrees with 95% humidty, etc. H-D had to keep trying to make bigger wich made the EPAtards step in and make H-D make them so the flower-power kids wouldn't cry about a puff of smoke.
Meh, such a shame.
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08-19-2017, 08:26 PM
I looked over one of those M8's in a dealership a week ago, and as I expected, the engineers have made it so it's going to be even more difficult for one to work on their own bike. Just getting to that stupidly placed second spark plug looks rough enough to just say 'f it' and take it to the dealer to get worked on.
They can keep it. I'm done with H-D except for what I have, they've kissed the *** of the EPA (an entity that needs to be destroyed in the first place!) without one single fight. Disgusts me to no end. Funny How there's countless Harley's that are 30+ years old still on the roads running just fine, in the heat of the deserts (I owned one in Las Vegas and never had trouble!), and the heat of humidity of places like TN where it gets 100 degrees with 95% humidty, etc. H-D had to keep trying to make bigger wich made the EPAtards step in and make H-D make them so the flower-power kids wouldn't cry about a puff of smoke.
Meh, such a shame.
They can keep it. I'm done with H-D except for what I have, they've kissed the *** of the EPA (an entity that needs to be destroyed in the first place!) without one single fight. Disgusts me to no end. Funny How there's countless Harley's that are 30+ years old still on the roads running just fine, in the heat of the deserts (I owned one in Las Vegas and never had trouble!), and the heat of humidity of places like TN where it gets 100 degrees with 95% humidty, etc. H-D had to keep trying to make bigger wich made the EPAtards step in and make H-D make them so the flower-power kids wouldn't cry about a puff of smoke.
Meh, such a shame.
EPA (an entity that needs to be destroyed in the first place!)
Funny How there's countless Harley's that are 30+ years old still on the roads running just fine,
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