I like Bars!!!!!
Harleys are Everywhere
Cruiser
Joined: Sep 2008
Posts: 119
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From: St. Cloud, Florida
Personally, I have always admired the diversity amongst Harley owners with the one common thread being they all liked Harleys. How many different ways could you describe them, such as, old young, middle aged, men women, old school, touring minded, sports, chopper. antique, baggers, sofas, professional, badazz, chromed, stock, blacked-out, modded, built,and on and on. I think the diversity is one of the things that makes the Harley culture to be as popular as it is.
Road Captain
Joined: Feb 2008
Posts: 552
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From: Myrtle Beach, SC
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Don't understand that statement at all.
Don't really understand that one either. So a VRod looks like an Ultra to you? Straight pipes sound the same as stock exhaust to you?
If you're tired of Harleys maybe it's time to move on to something else?
Not sure what you'd be trying to prove, but go for it if you think it would make you feel better.
Not even close.
I live just a block away from a heavily travel motorcycle scenic route. Every day and particular in the weekend, we have hundred and hundred of bikes leisurely going through. There are many bars and restaurants along the road. All you can see are Harleys in the parking lot. It is getting boring and I get immuned to the scene.
Not even close.
Tourer
Joined: Nov 2005
Posts: 378
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From:
My neck of the woods has always been Harley country, so I guess I'm used to seeing them all the time. There do seem to be more folks riding and riding Harleys around here these days, though. Good on 'em. One more rider on a Harley just might mean one less brain dead cager in a Chevy.
Seasoned HDF Member
Joined: Dec 2008
Posts: 19,746
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From: Jamestown, CA
Some times I'll Have couple of my OLD Neighbors over
for a Beer on my Deck , and they Complain About The Damn Harleys
Goin up and Down . HWY-108,
I Tell-Um ... It's Music To My Ears...
for a Beer on my Deck , and they Complain About The Damn Harleys
Goin up and Down . HWY-108,
I Tell-Um ... It's Music To My Ears...
Tourer
Joined: Dec 2008
Posts: 463
Likes: 3
From: Saskatchewan, Canada
Considering how many stock and custom Harleys that are on the road, they only have two things physically common across the board: two wheels and a v-twin. Everything else is different.
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Joined: Oct 2006
Posts: 4,128
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From: florida swamp
At least there are thousands of accessories made for Harleys to make them look the way you want.
Why not buy a goldwing, they ALL look different from each other.
And what about all those metric Harley wannabe cruisers. I can't tell one make from another until i see the tank badge (if it hasn't been removed).
Why not buy a goldwing, they ALL look different from each other.
And what about all those metric Harley wannabe cruisers. I can't tell one make from another until i see the tank badge (if it hasn't been removed).
