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Last edited by Pixiechitos; Jun 4, 2012 at 12:03 PM.
beer won't help me brother. i just have a thing for pointing out the dumb **** that people spew when it warrants it. i think pixie nailed it....the OP must have been on the harley site just prior to coming here and joining then posted this dumb ****. thanks for the detailed investigation pix...this is fun!
yup, too many repeat threads about "what's the best...." and "are sportsters girls bikes?" and "helmet or no?" it'll put a chip on anybodys shoulder. haha
You mean you don't want to hear, What oil does my bike take? what spark plugs should I use? How do you park your bike? what side of the bike do you get on? what is stage 1? what pipes are the best? what seat is the best? and the list goes on and on. We all have questions that sometimes the search function does not help us with, but 90% of the time search will help you out. The one that freaks me out is-What bike should I get? I have never been in a bike before. New riders freak me out as I have rode with alot of bad one's.
There's a fatty running around town on some huge metric couch that rides around in velcro secured flip flops & cargo shorts and has his stock buckhorn bars laid all the way down so that his hands / grips are right next to and behind his knees as he sits awkwardly forward leaning due to mid control foot boards. Don't know how he brakes or turns the damn thing. I had to holler at him from my cage at a light yesterday to raise his bars up.
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