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Road Captain
Joined: Mar 2006
Posts: 679
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From: East TN.
No sir, I was busy taking care of family business...WOuld have loved to been out riding but I have to take care of family first, riding second...But that is a favorite road of mine...Hope to see you around...Ride safe!
Road Warrior
Joined: Aug 2007
Posts: 1,979
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From: Central IL
This guy didn't look ashamed to be riding an American built Motorcycle. In fact some of the folks in our group thought it looked pretty cool. I know it's not a Harley, But then again I don't judge the Motorcycle, I judge the person. I've met some guy's who own Harley's, I wouldn't want to ride with. I know this is a HD forum.
Oh.......... for all you Victory enthusiasts, here is your house- www.victoryforums.com
Club Member
Joined: Feb 2007
Posts: 5,335
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From: Tidewater
I rarely get tired of the spending, but I wish I had more time to do it. Besides riding, it is one of the great pleasures of my life..Making it 'mine'. It not as much about what it needs as what I want...I do the same to an extent with my cage also...an 05 325i I can't get enough of...
Road Master
Joined: Nov 2008
Posts: 960
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From: Milwaukee, Wisconsin
I only make a few alterations a year, just so there is something different about the bike each riding season. I'm careful not to over do it though, so to keep the look of the cycle per my liking. I've seen too many Harleys where it looked like its owner just added things without having a vision in mind of what the bike should look like. Do I tired of it? No, it's the next best thing to riding it.
Road Master
Joined: Apr 2006
Posts: 763
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From: North Edwards, CA
No Way are you pathetic
Not really because I have found that is half the fun of owning a Harley - making it your own.
While I'm getting real close to pretty much done with all the changes I want on my Road King, I had a good - if pricey - time getting there, and now I joy both riding, and just staring at it in my garage.
This is especially true now that I'm getting older, having some problems with my back and leg, don't ride as much as I used to, but don't want to give up motorcycles.
When I was into race replicas, it was pretty much all about just riding - usually all out because it is hard to go slow on those freaking things - and not much else. There is just so much customization you can do to the looks of a fully faired bike.
Nowadays, I can relax on my rides, enjoy the scenery instead of a blur, and show up on a bike that both riders and non-riders like to look at and talk about.
Hell, there are some days I swear I am more excited about the UPS guy showing up than whether I go riding or not.
I know ... I'm pathetic.
While I'm getting real close to pretty much done with all the changes I want on my Road King, I had a good - if pricey - time getting there, and now I joy both riding, and just staring at it in my garage.
This is especially true now that I'm getting older, having some problems with my back and leg, don't ride as much as I used to, but don't want to give up motorcycles.
When I was into race replicas, it was pretty much all about just riding - usually all out because it is hard to go slow on those freaking things - and not much else. There is just so much customization you can do to the looks of a fully faired bike.
Nowadays, I can relax on my rides, enjoy the scenery instead of a blur, and show up on a bike that both riders and non-riders like to look at and talk about.
Hell, there are some days I swear I am more excited about the UPS guy showing up than whether I go riding or not.
I know ... I'm pathetic.
I don't think the original poster really cares...he just wanted to post a pic of his victory and get flamed (some people's kids huh?).
I'm waiting for the mail guy right now!!! The only place where you and I differ...is that I enjoy riding my scooter above tinkering with it. For me...riding my harley is the difference between having to go somewhere....and getting to go somewhere!!!
-clutch-
P.S. Now the ol' lady would reply a little differently...she has to act as guard dog & keep me from dumping every spare penny we get into my scoot!!! LMAO
Road Master
Joined: Feb 2010
Posts: 850
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From: Tennessee
Nope. I like to mod my bike to make it truely mine. That's part of the fun.
Seriously, those victory visions are butt-ugly. They might ride like a dream but I'll never know because I hate the looks.
Seriously, those victory visions are butt-ugly. They might ride like a dream but I'll never know because I hate the looks.
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Tourer
Joined: Jan 2010
Posts: 447
Likes: 5
From: Orange County, CA
Don't mind spending money, just hate being broke all the time.
Every last dime i have is spent on upgrades or gas. The way i look at it, i work hard all year so i should be able to enjoy the little extra cash i have and it should be spent on whatever i want. Can't think of anything better.
Every last dime i have is spent on upgrades or gas. The way i look at it, i work hard all year so i should be able to enjoy the little extra cash i have and it should be spent on whatever i want. Can't think of anything better.