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Just saw a posting to ban tassles so I thought I'd make a PRO TASSLE posting! I like the look on MY BIKE! Mabey it's the way they "hang" when the bike is sitting still, or the way they wave in the breeze when scooting around local, or the way they snap in a steady fast ride down the highway against my forearms (the pleasure of pain)! Never really cared to figure it out, don't think I'll bother to!!
Let them wave for the freedom of the open road. You do things your way, I'll do them mine! Basic leather trim has always been an accessory to these machines. I won't say anything unkind about your ride if you don't hassle my tassles!!
Last edited by jeffreydsilver; Aug 23, 2011 at 06:45 AM.
Glad you like them, not a fan, but glad you can live in a place where you get the choice to like them or not. Unfortunate that others will put you down for your choice. I kind of that that was what owning a Harley was all about.
I love the tassels on my Ultra Classic. But maybe I'm the wrong guy to ask about good taste as I also wear chaps when its cold out or I'm on the freeway.
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