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Sorry, by posting in a discussion board I thought possibly some discussion might occur. I will look into getting a life that you can approve of. I know a great deal about motorcycles actually, and I can whine if I darn well please. Although, I don't believe I was whining by sharing my taste in motorcycle styling.
I didn't really see where you shared your taste in motorcycle styling other than a list of complaints and it shouldn't look like a rolling cartoon. Since there are soooooo many ways to customize a bike that meet your approval, why don't you share a dozen or so of them with us here so we all can look cool.
I didn't really see where you shared your taste in motorcycle styling other than a list of complaints and it shouldn't look like a rolling cartoon. Since there are soooooo many ways to customize a bike that meet your approval, why don't you share a dozen or so of them with us here so we all can look
cool.
Why do you care if I think your bike looks cool. Do you seriously think every bike you see on the road looks good? I was just throwing some things out there that I personally do not like and looking for some spirited discussion. Can't a brotha get a break up in here??
I do not like green eggs and ham
I do not like them in a house
I do not like them with a mouse
I do not like them here or there
I do not like them anywhere
Was a sportbike rider ( no, not the squid kind of rider) for a long time. My last road bike was a 2001 Triumph Speed Triple. Looking to get a cruiser in the spring, and if I'm getting a cruiser, it's gonna be a Harley or possibly a Thunderbird. Have not ridden the T- bird, but it just looks a little funky to me. Looking hard at a Super Glide or Fat Bob. But who knows what might strike me when the time comes.
Was a sportbike rider ( no, not the squid kind of rider) for a long time. My last road bike was a 2001 Triumph Speed Triple. Looking to get a cruiser in the spring, and if I'm getting a cruiser, it's gonna be a Harley or possibly a Thunderbird. Have not ridden the T- bird, but it just looks a little funky to me. Looking hard at a Super Glide or Fat Bob. But who knows what might strike me when the time comes.
I've had a few Harleys, and this is my first dyna. really liking it a lot. T bird is a cool bike as well, and there's a thread going on currently somewhere in here about them
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