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These posts are hilarious! Keep 'em up - 'OMG 35 miles to the dealer!' Guess you shouldn't of bought the Sportster. I have a dealer in my town where I bought my bike. I guess they're ok. If I want some diversity I can ride to the dealer in Yakima (85 miles) or Spokane (150 miles). I thought this was normal! Let me guess -- your wife cooks your dinner and asks you 'honey, did you have a hard day'!
Im a Yankton/Oglala Sioux, and I once had a white hippie call out several of us for referring to ourselves Indns. He said we are Displaced Aboriginal Americans and insulting ourselves by using the White Mans Word to describe ourselves.
We laughed until milk shot our our noses(which is weird because lactose intolerance runs deep in our genetics), then told him to go away & irritate someone else.
White liberals are the worst, most patronizing, tone-deaf people out there, and theyre currently running the country.
Yep ... Years ago ... Bob's Harley Davidson ( I still have a key fob from him around here somewhere ) ... Originally located across the street ( Grand River ) from the Ford dealer on the east side of Howell and then moved down Grand River just east of Door road on the south side of Grand River
They also just closed Stormy Hill HD in Clermont Florida. It was a small dealership but the people were easy to deal with. Sorry to see them go. Part of HD vision of the future I guess.
They also just closed Stormy Hill HD in Clermont Florida. It was a small dealership but the people were easy to deal with. Sorry to see them go. Part of HD vision of the future I guess.
I always got good deals there when I first got my Train in 05. Pretty much always got 15/20% off. Nice ride from where I lived east of Orlando.
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