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Ya must leave early for work. I actually haven't come accross one on the way to work but, I stopped one weekend for a crotch rocket that broke down, and let's just say, I won't again. I'll still stop for a cruiser of any kind, they seem to know what manners are. I know, that's just one experience and I shouldn't think that way but, when I give a kid 5 bucks for gas I expect a thank you.
My old girl with 135k started right up without a whimper and I was on my way as usual, she has never left me on the side of the road ever....Harley Quality!
Yeah, sure! You make it sound like Harley scoots don't have any problems and don't break down.
Yeah, sure! You make it sound like Harley scoots don't have any problems and don't break down.
I wouldn't say never. In 19 years of street riding and always carrying tools, I've used them on my Harleys twice, both on my old 88 FXRS. Once for a failed stator, had my local indy bring me a battery so I could limp it to the shop (talk about service). The second time was to strip a wire and make a temporary connection because the only connector that I didn't change out when re-wiring my bike failed (Murphy's Law strikes again!).
Now, I used them many times in assistance to other riders, but those are the only time I've used them on my own.
good on you for helping out!! i dont carry tools on my scoot!! come on,its a harley twin cam, its a freight train!! lol
what you guys think of those cruz tools,i bought a little set,couple of sockets,torx and allen bits and ratchet, quality not the best??
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