Reverse Gear
Road Master
Joined: May 2012
Posts: 1,081
Likes: 7
From: Canada
Idiot
and another one.
The usual bunch of idiots who couldn't resist outing.I bought one because:
1)I can afford it!!!I like to spend a lot of money on my bike because.....I can afford it!!!
2)I don't need any justification as why I wanted it.
3)You could post something more constructive that could benefit other Forum members.But I doubt it!
Ok,now back to your question my friend.It cost me $1099 shipped and as soon as I receive the kit I'll let you know about its quality,ease of installation etc.I spoke with other people who have it and I got positive opinions.
1)I can afford it!!!I like to spend a lot of money on my bike because.....I can afford it!!!
2)I don't need any justification as why I wanted it.
3)You could post something more constructive that could benefit other Forum members.But I doubt it!
Ok,now back to your question my friend.It cost me $1099 shipped and as soon as I receive the kit I'll let you know about its quality,ease of installation etc.I spoke with other people who have it and I got positive opinions.
cheers
Ultimate HDF Member
Joined: Jan 2008
Posts: 7,476
Likes: 5
From: Republic of Texas
Be interesting to see how it works out but I personally don't think have a use for it. I also wonder if it would create more possible problems than have a use for me. Your right. It is your money, your bike, and what you want. A lot of the people apparently don't see the use for it and you didn't bother to explain why you felt the purchase necessary beyond the reasons listed above. Here are my questions. How much will you use it? Do you need it or just want it?
Road Master
Joined: Jun 2008
Posts: 1,010
Likes: 1
From: The Deep South
That's a puldoo remark.....I'm sure you were just funning....LOL
I would say the retractable landing gear I have seen is very neat indeed....i would opt for that instead of a trike someday.....perhaps you will to when your legs get to old to hold the bike up or.....you loose a leg in a wreck or.....you might be one of our vets that lost a leg in combat......hummm....you are not very funny.
Elite HDF Member
Joined: Aug 2008
Posts: 4,933
Likes: 11
From: Kentucky
The usual bunch of idiots who couldn't resist outing.I bought one because:
1)I can afford it!!!I like to spend a lot of money on my bike because.....I can afford it!!!
2)I don't need any justification as why I wanted it.
3)You could post something more constructive that could benefit other Forum members.But I doubt it!
1)I can afford it!!!I like to spend a lot of money on my bike because.....I can afford it!!!
2)I don't need any justification as why I wanted it.
3)You could post something more constructive that could benefit other Forum members.But I doubt it!
Extreme HDF Member
Joined: Jan 2012
Posts: 12,986
Likes: 712
From: NE Philly
Couyon, of course you don't need a reverse riding a baby harley, no weight to push backward....LOL
That's a puldoo remark.....I'm sure you were just funning....LOL
I would say the retractable landing gear I have seen is very neat indeed....i would opt for that instead of a trike someday.....perhaps you will to when your legs get to old to hold the bike up or.....you loose a leg in a wreck or.....you might be one of our vets that lost a leg in combat......hummm....you are not very funny.
That's a puldoo remark.....I'm sure you were just funning....LOL
I would say the retractable landing gear I have seen is very neat indeed....i would opt for that instead of a trike someday.....perhaps you will to when your legs get to old to hold the bike up or.....you loose a leg in a wreck or.....you might be one of our vets that lost a leg in combat......hummm....you are not very funny.
But, hey, some just need to be able to lighten up. It's all in good fun.
Road Master
Joined: Jun 2008
Posts: 1,010
Likes: 1
From: The Deep South
Yes Sir Cheers.....it just seems that some folks only want to jab their humor into other folks post.....glad you were just messing....
older riders, and those who just don't have the strength to back their bike up an incline, or other parking issues, may need a hand, and don't have somebody to push them. especially with a bagger style bike. by strength, I mean leverage, as in shorter legs ect. if you need it, its nice for it to be there,
I have a slope upwards to the driveway, then the driveway slopes down.. like a an upside down V. Takes effort to get it either in or out the garage. I'd rather not sweat it out before or after a ride but I don't have reverse and my bikes only a small harley so I feel for those around my small size and strength with the bigger ones!
Last edited by Livia329; Dec 6, 2012 at 12:27 PM.
Road Captain
Joined: Oct 2012
Posts: 590
Likes: 0
From: Chicago, IL
The usual bunch of idiots who couldn't resist outing.I bought one because:
1)I can afford it!!!I like to spend a lot of money on my bike because.....I can afford it!!!
2)I don't need any justification as why I wanted it.
3)You could post something more constructive that could benefit other Forum members.But I doubt it!
Ok,now back to your question my friend.It cost me $1099 shipped and as soon as I receive the kit I'll let you know about its quality,ease of installation etc.I spoke with other people who have it and I got positive opinions.
1)I can afford it!!!I like to spend a lot of money on my bike because.....I can afford it!!!
2)I don't need any justification as why I wanted it.
3)You could post something more constructive that could benefit other Forum members.But I doubt it!
Ok,now back to your question my friend.It cost me $1099 shipped and as soon as I receive the kit I'll let you know about its quality,ease of installation etc.I spoke with other people who have it and I got positive opinions.
Thanks bro. Take some pictures once you get it all set up. I was trying to find a more custom / cool looking shifter but no success. Price isn't terrible. I've paid more for items on my bike now...exhaust system, chrome front end and wheel...list goes on.
