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Can't see the pic too well, but I guarantee you it's going to have another stupid chopped off rear fender.
and what is with these Dopey looking fly screen fairings? Cheese and rice dump that thing already.
I wish the moco would give us something that looked good for a change. Last good-looking new thing they came out with was the Slim, and they've already dumped that one.
yeah I know they're trying to appeal to a younger crowd. They got no taste anyway. Just listen to what they call music.
Can't see the pic too well, but I guarantee you it's going to have another stupid chopped off rear fender.
and what is with these Dopey looking fly screen fairings? Cheese and rice dump that thing already.
I wish the moco would give us something that looked good for a change. Last good-looking new thing they came out with was the Slim, and they've already dumped that one.
yeah I know they're trying to appeal to a younger crowd. They got no taste anyway. Just listen to what they call music.
my neighborhood use to say the same thing about me.
It aint my cup of tea. But I also like broccoli, and some like carrots. We all have different taste(including music). Getting the younger crowd is imparative to keeping the buisness going. Not everyone wants a 30k touring bike.
Last edited by Herbherb; Apr 28, 2022 at 12:38 PM.
Getting something a little different every year or so to keep some wanting the latest and greatest. Last year's all in all becomes this years trade-in.
And the beat goes on.
That being said, all cool bikes out there. fun times.
One thing about Harley's is that they have always been easily customizable. Don't like the fairing, pipes, fenders, tanks, paint, etc.? No worries, a ton of aftermarket parts for them. Or you can fab up your own.
I understand HD has to go after the youth market. I do think they need to lower prices if they expect to attain young buyers though. I really hope these young buyers will learn how to work on their own bikes and customize them to their liking.
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