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Road Captain
Joined: Jul 2007
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From: East Stroudsburg PA
This is a good place to come and visit and talk..I have bought parts off here from forum members and like many others had very good experiences, I was skeptical at first like im sure all of us were, but I kind of just went along with it and started asking questions bout my bikes and people would chime in and help me out with it and that's what I love about riding, we talk, we help each other, anything u say we would probably do for one another such a great place
Road Master
Joined: Nov 2008
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From: Alberta, Canada
Cruiser
Joined: Mar 2009
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From: Morgan City Louisiana
ya agree with everyone. since the wife went down i posted here and sure wasnt expecting the response i got. i come here and read post everyday looking for new things to do to the bike so i enjoy the comments and funny remarks however i think it is more about the biker brotherhood. several thread have talked about poser and da real biker. well to me da real biker is a brother. even though i havent meet anyone of you in person that doesnt matter. i did sell one part to someone on here and didnt even question about payment arrangement cuz the brother hood. i feel honored and blessed to be part of this site. and if i can help anyone anytime just holla at me but holla real loud so i can here
Seasoned HDF Member
Joined: Sep 2008
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From: Land of the Free, Home of Jack Daniel's
Since I joined this forum I've been lucky enough to become friends with some good people here. We have sent each other various things like patches, pins, videos. A couple of us have sold parts back and forth. Most of the time we ship the parts without the payment first and if the other likes it they'll send the money. About a week ago I got a PM from a guy I met from the serial posters post. He said "Hey Juno, I saw in the classifieds you were looking for a new helmet". "I got a brand new Bell Apex that's a little too big, and you can have it if you want". I fired back a PM and asked him what he wanted for it. He writes back and tells me "call it a birthday present". He says he can ship from work, so shipping is free. Of course I'll send something in return to show my appreciation! Damn, what can I say? I have more friends that live over 1000 miles away then I do in Stockton. That's MY definition of Brotherhood!
tima says: I'll make you a good deal on it. I say OK, how much you want. Do ya want it he asked. I say yeah, I'll buy it how much? He said happy birthday.
That man shipped it from Washington State to Tennessee on his dime. That thing weigh's like a ton. Since then, we have exchanged many things thru the mail. I have t-shirts from the west coast, where my Sporty could never go. I have also received DVD's from folks, and sent some. There's some really good folks on this forum. Don't abuse them, "US".
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Joined: Sep 2008
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From: Grayland, WA.
Chit, I was going through albums one day an saw this poor wretched looking dude riding a girls bike with the front wheel 'bout ta fall off. He was wear'n some sort of burlap bag wit arm holes cut into it an I felt sorry fer him. Figured there were no clothes banks er nothin in his neck o the woods so's I had a old flea bitten leather jacket that the dog had puppies on n asked him if he wanted it. Sho 'nuff, it was like formal wear to him. Hope no one in that half way house he was stay'n at stoled it from him..... here's a pic of that po bastaad.....I think 'is name was JW er somethin.....felt it was appropriate to get him one of those guardian bells too look'n at that pathetic ride he's got......nuts n bolts trailing behind him on the back roads o Tennessee......
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From: the armpit of Michigan
[QUOTE=tima;4859089]Chit, I was going through albums one day an saw this poor wretched looking dude riding a girls bike with the front wheel 'bout ta fall off. He was wear'n some sort of burlap bag wit arm holes cut into it an I felt sorry fer him. Figured there were no clothes banks er nothin in his neck o the woods so's I had a old flea bitten leather jacket that the dog had puppies on n asked him if he wanted it. Sho 'nuff, it was like formal wear to him. Hope no one in that half way house he was stay'n at stoled it from him..... here's a pic of that po bastaad.....I think 'is name was JW er somethin.....felt it was appropriate to get him one of those guardian bells too look'n at that pathetic ride he's got......nuts n bolts trailing behind him on the back roads o Tennessee......
That right there is a winner, bout pissed my pants.
That right there is a winner, bout pissed my pants.
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Elite HDF Member
Joined: Sep 2008
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From: Grayland, WA.
Okay, okay,.......the dude is good people. Traded t-shirts with JW, got a really cool DVD about Uncle Popcorn, an old shine maker in the hills of Tennessee, make'n stills and show'n how it's done. Jeff's true, like a lot of members here. Too bad the bad ones stand out so much....anyone ever get to the bottom of the TitusvilleHarley saga????
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From: Land of the Free, Home of Jack Daniel's
