The Heritage Softail...
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The Heritage Softail...
I always thought the Heritage Softail was... the "average bass player" of the Harley Davidson line-up. You know... that shy nerdy-looking guy, behind the guitars, the singer and even behind the keyboards! 
The Heritage is a bike for a guy with a low profile, not young enough for a NT, FB, or some cool looking bike... but not that old for a Touring lazy-boy on wheels I guess... may be the Heritage is the middle age crisis bike... 
What do you guys think?
On the other hand... I've realized that my bike (originally a FatBoy) looks more and more each day like a Heritage Softail
And again, a Heritage guy with this gorgeous looking wife can't be a boring middle age crisis bass player...
Please people lets put our hands together for this sweet young lady on top of that fine looking bike 
:i con_clapclap:
Mimo.
The Heritage is a bike for a guy with a low profile, not young enough for a NT, FB, or some cool looking bike... but not that old for a Touring lazy-boy on wheels I guess... may be the Heritage is the middle age crisis bike... What do you guys think?
On the other hand... I've realized that my bike (originally a FatBoy) looks more and more each day like a Heritage Softail
And again, a Heritage guy with this gorgeous looking wife can't be a boring middle age crisis bass player...
Please people lets put our hands together for this sweet young lady on top of that fine looking bike
:i con_clapclap: Mimo.
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Yes I'm lucky... but make no mistake... that is not my bike and she is certainly not my wife... I wish!
This is my (heritage-looking) bike:
Now, all I need is one fine and classy skin accessory conecting the handlebar to the seat, just like our forum's friend pic in the OP, similar part missing to complete my bike 
Mimo.
This is my (heritage-looking) bike:
Now, all I need is one fine and classy skin accessory conecting the handlebar to the seat, just like our forum's friend pic in the OP
, similar part missing to complete my bike Mimo.
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Ps: that gorgeous gal saw something in you (other than the Harley
) you're above average for sure 
Ride on,
Mimo.
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A bit off the subject.
Might just be me, but I think apes don't look good unless they line up with the angle of the front forks.
Tom
Might just be me, but I think apes don't look good unless they line up with the angle of the front forks.
Tom
Last edited by tmitchellof PG; Nov 25, 2009 at 06:43 PM.
