Need help winning a dispute
Road Master
Joined: Jan 2011
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From: Tallahassee, FL/Blue Ridge, GA
I got nothin'.
My last bike was a Yamaha Road Star, which is an air-cooled, belt-driven, pushrod-actuated, V twin cruiser. It was really nice, and is the closes I've ever ridden to a Japanese version of the Harley. It was a geat bike. In fact, if it had come in a version that was like the Ultra Classic, there's every possibility I would own one of those now instead of my UC. It was a great bike.
I'm very happy with my Ultra, but I still consider finding another Road Star 1600 to make into a bobber.
My last bike was a Yamaha Road Star, which is an air-cooled, belt-driven, pushrod-actuated, V twin cruiser. It was really nice, and is the closes I've ever ridden to a Japanese version of the Harley. It was a geat bike. In fact, if it had come in a version that was like the Ultra Classic, there's every possibility I would own one of those now instead of my UC. It was a great bike.
I'm very happy with my Ultra, but I still consider finding another Road Star 1600 to make into a bobber.
Last edited by monkey sammich; Feb 10, 2011 at 09:20 PM.
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Road Captain
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From: Summerfield, Florida
I don't care what you ride, if it has 2 wheels, I'll ride with you. I forgot who said it back there, if he was offered a HD he would jump on it. That is the truth. I had to hear a bad mouthing of HD the other day from another guy, then the story ended with him getting turned down for a loan from harley. I'm tired of hearing how bad harley is from people who don't have them. And in my regular riding group, I am the only harley. From now on, when they start their mouths, I'm starting my engine...that should drown out their annoyance.
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From: Oregon
Damn Redneck. Can I steal that? I'm going to use it as my Signature on that Yamaha forum I go on. HAHAHAHAHA!
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Road Captain
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From: Summerfield, Florida
This is why we need to go for a ride together soon. So, you can keep me laughing.
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From: Hudson, FL
Sorry guys, I have been sidelined with Bronchitis. Two weeks and still don't have my voice back. Been staying out of the cool air though. I did get a few miles in this afternoon on a trip to Wal-Mart. It's official now though. I will be moving to Ocala the first week of June. See you soon.
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From: Ocala, FL
Sorry guys, I have been sidelined with Bronchitis. Two weeks and still don't have my voice back. Been staying out of the cool air though. I did get a few miles in this afternoon on a trip to Wal-Mart. It's official now though. I will be moving to Ocala the first week of June. See you soon.
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Road Warrior
Joined: Aug 2008
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From: TEXAS
First it's not a dispute, and second, no one is going to win. It's about personal preference, I have had all kinds of bike and I happen to like Harleys the best, others like other brands, so power to them. Like, buy, ride what you want.
Road Captain
Joined: Apr 2009
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From: Ooltewah, Tn
Agreed!! I'm not saying that one bike is better than the others, it's just my preference on what I like. I loved my Hondas and Yamahas when I owned them, now I love my Harley. Plain and simple.