Harley Baggers - World's most versatile bikes
#11
01-29-2007, 10:02 PM
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#13
01-29-2007, 10:22 PM
RE: Harley Baggers - World's most versatile bikes
ORIGINAL: Tinkermc
Hey UGGA, I did not see a picture of your Goldwing in the set.
I had 5 goldwings but they are not convertibles like the H~D's
Hey UGGA, I did not see a picture of your Goldwing in the set.
I had 5 goldwings but they are not convertibles like the H~D's
Doug
#14
01-29-2007, 10:32 PM
RE: Harley Baggers - World's most versatile bikes
Guys, and just for the sake of conversation here, there are some BMW bikes that start as almost sport bikes, but have frames where you can put on side packs and a rear pack. Add Tank bags too. There are bikes that you can cover the back seat with a fairing (Suzuki M109) to make it a one up without even changing the seat.
Harley baggers = nice bikes but I think you're stretching a bit with most versatile bike...
Flame on...
Harley baggers = nice bikes but I think you're stretching a bit with most versatile bike...
Flame on...
#16
01-29-2007, 10:41 PM
RE: Harley Baggers - World's most versatile bikes
ORIGINAL: nine11c2
Guys, and just for the sake of conversation here, there are some BMW bikes that start as almost sport bikes, but have frames where you can put on side packs and a rear pack. Add Tank bags too. There are bikes that you can cover the back seat with a fairing (Suzuki M109) to make it a one up without even changing the seat.
Harley baggers = nice bikes but I think you're stretching a bit with most versatile bike...
Flame on...
Guys, and just for the sake of conversation here, there are some BMW bikes that start as almost sport bikes, but have frames where you can put on side packs and a rear pack. Add Tank bags too. There are bikes that you can cover the back seat with a fairing (Suzuki M109) to make it a one up without even changing the seat.
Harley baggers = nice bikes but I think you're stretching a bit with most versatile bike...
Flame on...
#17
01-29-2007, 10:47 PM
RE: Harley Baggers - World's most versatile bikes
I love Baggers, I went from a 2004 Road King to a 2007 Ultra Classic. You can do so much with either bike.
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#18
01-29-2007, 10:54 PM
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RE: Harley Baggers - World's most versatile bikes
ORIGINAL: nine11c2
Guys, and just for the sake of conversation here, there are some BMW bikes that start as almost sport bikes, but have frames where you can put on side packs and a rear pack. Add Tank bags too. There are bikes that you can cover the back seat with a fairing (Suzuki M109) to make it a one up without even changing the seat.
Harley baggers = nice bikes but I think you're stretching a bit with most versatile bike...
Flame on...
Guys, and just for the sake of conversation here, there are some BMW bikes that start as almost sport bikes, but have frames where you can put on side packs and a rear pack. Add Tank bags too. There are bikes that you can cover the back seat with a fairing (Suzuki M109) to make it a one up without even changing the seat.
Harley baggers = nice bikes but I think you're stretching a bit with most versatile bike...
Flame on...
You are correct the BMW's are versatile,but they areBUTT ugly.
Harleys do it with style
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01-29-2007, 11:01 PM
