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You know you watched that South Park epsisode. We are all gay, and love annoying everyone with our loud pipes. And the pirate costumes allow us to mask our true identities, so that we can hold each other's hand at bike rallies, while we sing Kumbaya in monotone voices!
Blub, blub, blub, blub, blub, blub...
They think like that over on the Ninja forum,yes I have a Ninja I picked up also. Those douches started a thread about Harley riders and the gear or "lack" of and a couple people really seemed butt hurt over everything Harley. I called them on it but I'm the douche for calling them out I guess there :lol: Even though my Ninja gives you a huge thrill it will never take the place of my Sportster....and I actually am looking to trade or sell it for another Sportster to make a springer out of
well to be honest...i used to ride japanese bikes....but i found out that 98% of the guys that ride them were homosexuals...so at bike rallys and things like that i didn't fit in because i liked girls. Then by accident...i went to a harley bike rally and found that the guys there liked girls too. So i advertised my brand new japanese bike and sold it for $2,000 (it had 3,000 miles on it so it wasn't worth much anymore) and some fruity looking guy on a crotch rocket with hi top sneakers bought it. Then i went and bought my harley andit has been fun ever since. So frankly speaking...harleys are nice bikes but the whole fudgepacker thing with the honda and yamaha guys was just a real turn off.
I have also worn a sweater to ride my bike before, as well as dockers and boat shoes when I've gone on shrot-range rides to friend and family events. Must admit, I've never worn goggles though. I rarely wear leather, I always wear a helmet, and I like stock exhausts that let me listen to the stereo. I hate riding behind loud pipes and smelling over-rich exhaust all day. Gives me a headache and I don't enjoy the ride at all. I have seen very active and friendly metric clubs and conversely, our local chapter of HOG is one of the coldest and unfriendly groups around.
Well I wear leather and steel toed boots and goggles. I hate stock exhaust and I LOVE the smell of raw fuel in the morning!!!!!!!!!
Just an old baby boomer with stuborn notions about supporting the American worker. I find my loyalty waning with every new outsourced part!
I will not buy an outsourced Harley wanna be built mostly now for the EPA. When the assembly goes overseas many will question their loyalty to the brand.
oh goody, moco now coming in here and doing surveys.........
I'm not particularly loyal to any brand of bike, but I have owned more Honda's and Harley's than anything else.
Harleys are good for sneering at metric riders, and picking up loose sleazy women. They also scare old people.
If I was to go out today and buy something else, it would prob be a Victory Cross Roads. I have a feeling Vic will be around for quite a long time themselves, and I like the fact they are almost entirely made in the 50 states unlike our Harleys.
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