Best and Worst?
#11
I can't narrow it down to just one thing in each category:
Best: Simple enough that I can do much of the work myself. There are few vehicles I can do that with anymore. Most of all, the way it makes me feel when I ride it, or even see it sitting in the garage.
Worst: Noone around here works on them, so I HAVE to do most of the work myself. Parts cost a fortune.
Best: Simple enough that I can do much of the work myself. There are few vehicles I can do that with anymore. Most of all, the way it makes me feel when I ride it, or even see it sitting in the garage.
Worst: Noone around here works on them, so I HAVE to do most of the work myself. Parts cost a fortune.
#15
Best: It's a Harley. I still get a thrill every time I climb on. I just couldn't feel like that on any other bike.
Worst: To quiet. It's still stock. The one piece of the whole Harley experience I'm missing.
Worst: To quiet. It's still stock. The one piece of the whole Harley experience I'm missing.
#17
Worst? Trying to find time to ride my Harley. I took care of that quiet problem before I even got her home.
#19
All things in life have their pros and their cons. What on your Harley do you consider its one worst or most negative trait and on the other side of the ledger its one best positve train?
For me...
Worst: Heat related issues. Air cooled causes reliabilty and ridability problems.
Best: Feel. Nothing compares to the Harley magic.
For me...
Worst: Heat related issues. Air cooled causes reliabilty and ridability problems.
Best: Feel. Nothing compares to the Harley magic.
There is no "Harley Magic" about a V-Rod. There won't be any "Harley Magic" about a water cooled Electra Glide either.
That doesn't mean I don't like V-Rods. It means I like air cooled push rod engines in a classic frame.