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You guys apparently don't realize, I suppose that a good portion of society views any Harley owner/rider as a participant in a dick measuring contest and some sort of neanderthal. And good grief, a burnout is abuse of a motorcycle?? Perhaps it is abuse of some wimpy girlie bike. Harleys, tho the aircooled ones are anemicly posered, sorry, powered ARE built far more stoutly in the engine/tranny room than to have a breakdown caused by a few stupid burnouts.
For tire economy reasons, I don't do burnouts until I am ready change my rear tire, and when I am not going to use it for more miles, then sometimes I will arrange for a nice burnout. Maybe all of 30 seconds, and the only thing it is abusive of is the rear tire, and maybe a little elbow grease to get the tiny rubber tarballs off the inside of the fender afterwards, and the license plate.
Harley has some G R E A T Marissa Miller burnouts presently on its site. Imagine, a girlie burnout on a Harley.
You guys apparently don't realize, I suppose that a good portion of society views any Harley owner/rider as a participant in a dick measuring contest and some sort of neanderthal. And good grief, a burnout is abuse of a motorcycle?? Perhaps it is abuse of some wimpy girlie bike. Harleys, tho the aircooled ones are anemicly posered, sorry, powered ARE built far more stoutly in the engine/tranny room than to have a breakdown caused by a few stupid burnouts.
For tire economy reasons, I don't do burnouts until I am ready change my rear tire, and when I am not going to use it for more miles, then sometimes I will arrange for a nice burnout. Maybe all of 30 seconds, and the only thing it is abusive of is the rear tire, and maybe a little elbow grease to get the tiny rubber tarballs off the inside of the fender afterwards, and the license plate.
Harley has some G R E A T Marissa Miller burnouts presently on its site. Imagine, a girlie burnout on a Harley.
I don't give a flyin fu(k what you do. If you want to burn your tire, go for it dude
You guys apparently don't realize, I suppose that a good portion of society views any Harley owner/rider as a participant in a dick measuring contest and some sort of neanderthal. And good grief, a burnout is abuse of a motorcycle?? Perhaps it is abuse of some wimpy girlie bike. Harleys, tho the aircooled ones are anemicly posered, sorry, powered ARE built far more stoutly in the engine/tranny room than to have a breakdown caused by a few stupid burnouts.
For tire economy reasons, I don't do burnouts until I am ready change my rear tire, and when I am not going to use it for more miles, then sometimes I will arrange for a nice burnout. Maybe all of 30 seconds, and the only thing it is abusive of is the rear tire, and maybe a little elbow grease to get the tiny rubber tarballs off the inside of the fender afterwards, and the license plate.
Harley has some G R E A T Marissa Miller burnouts presently on its site. Imagine, a girlie burnout on a Harley.
marissa miller causes burnouts in my pants.
anyway, i enjoy roasting the tires on my truck, and i enjoy roasting the rear tire on my bike.
and goddamn right it has a lot to do with "hey look at me!"
who doesn't like a crowd around them cheering for something as simple as a burnout?
Why watch burnouts??? Because its super-badazz....Exhaust fumes and the smell of roasting rubber should excite anyone who loves engines, loud noise, cold beer and bouncing *****!!!!
I'll go watch the burnout pit while the the other guys go buy shirts with HD all over it.
I would not even come close to doing that. However each to his own. I don't get close when a burn out pit is in use because of the stinking rubber. There is an annual gathering of about 20,000 or more Corvettes each year in Effingham, Illinois. They have a burnout pit there. I have seen $80K Z06's burn out with $1,200 tires on the car. So a $300 rear motorcycle tire isn't as bad.
It's just that I take mechanical care of my equipment as much as I do the clean and polish route. It's seems like domestic violence to harm your stuff.
I don't do it but will watch if you want to until it gets boring ( 2 minutes) then go back to looking at women or having a tasty beverage. If you want to tear your stuff up...ok....I choose not to.
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Finally some replies from people that like to have fun and for the haters too bad. I find it rather fun watching some guy make a smiley face or a figure 8 or any number of designs with his bike, hell i even got to be a judge at one.
i've done a few in my day on older bikes, not yet on this bike but when it's time to change the tire i'll burn the **** out of this one, i've seen a bunch done... i don't know they're fun to watch and do, i also used to do donuts, e-brake slides, burnouts in my car, i couldn't wait for it to snow to get sideways on every turn...
some people love things with motors with a passion and some people just ride in them, on top of them, or to look cool. to each their own.
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