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I was following a guy on my way home from work today he was riding an older Kawasaki Voyager and I noticed a bumper sticker on his trunk that looked familier, he stopped for a light and I got closer and sure enough it was a "Screw it lets Ride" sticker with the HD logo cut off.
Can't say that I understand what your point is? If he had left the H.D. on there, you would probably be razzing the dude because he had a Harley sticker on his Kawi.
Let's not dump on Matty for this post. I think he was presenting a bit of humorous irony.
I'm seeing this guy's sticker as a "thumb in the eye" of Harley's advertising crew... carrying the slogan a bit further than Harley intended!
"Screw it" (the Harley Posing)... "Let's Ride" (and he IS!!!)! Good post, and great innovation on that sticker!
Jim aka kiltiemon (who, if the UPS Lady come through on Thursday, will be riding AND making his own electricity by Saturday (Gotta put on a new Alternator))
Let's not dump on Matty for this post. I think he was presenting a bit of humorous irony.
I'm seeing this guy's sticker as a "thumb in the eye" of Harley's advertising crew... carrying the slogan a bit further than Harley intended!
"Screw it" (the Harley Posing)... "Let's Ride" (and he IS!!!)! Good post, and great innovation on that sticker!
I think thats a score for the Harley advertising crew... the dude related to the message they were trying to get out to people. Granted he had to cut the bar & shield off but at least he had the respect or brains to do so before putting it on his kawi.
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