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Ever notice how some people turn into A-Holes after they buy a Harley? Ok so you woke up on the wrong side of the bed..
Ever notice how groups of these people become groups of A-Holes after they buy a Harley? Ok so someone pissed in your corn flakes..
Ever notice how these now turned A-Hole Harley riders who were your really good friends drop you like a rock if you drive a metric bike? Ok time to find a new friend..
Jim Jones must have worked for Harley at one time.
Ever notice how some people turn into A-Holes after they buy a Harley?
Ever notice how groups of these people become groups of A-Holes after they buy a Harley?
Ever notice how these now turned A-Hole Harley riders who were your really good friends drop you like a rock if you drive a metric bike?
Jim Jones must have worked for Harley at one time.
Not really, most of the Harley people I know are pretty down to earth ordinary people. Actually the only two really flaming aholes I have met were Goldwing riders who both and on separate occasions went way out of their way to attack my Sportster (1) and my Lowrider (2). So, if there would be any correlation on what bike you rode I would have to say you don't always meet the nicest people on a Honda. If my friends ditch me because I ride a Triumph now then f**k them they weren't my friends to begin with and did me a favor.
Well, don't know about the 3rd one since I ain't rid no metric since '78, but no, most of the people I know who bought Harleys stayed pretty much the same. And most of the Harley riders I know, MYSELF INCLUDED, will ride with metric guys. (yea, you heard right--I don't measure a person's character by whether or not he rides a Harley;I just have no interest in the bikes myself) We just won't associate with sportbike people.
Same here, I could give a Chit what you ride (Long as its not a Can Am), if you want to ride with me come on and lets go. Its all about the ride, not the merchandising.
Ever notice how some people turn into A-Holes after they buy a Harley?
Ever notice how groups of these people become groups of A-Holes after they buy a Harley?
Ever notice how these now turned A-Hole Harley riders who were your really good friends drop you like a rock if you drive a metric bike?
And, your point is...?
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