Harley rides
#11
05-02-2007, 07:21 PM
RE: Harley rides
Oh yeah!^^^^
Like I said, I'm not a big Harley fan, but they sure did make that one at least look good.[8D] (I like the black/black one.)
Actually, the old Harley rider at my work says the night rod isn't a real Harley because of it's "stance". I guess that means it's too "sporty". [&:]
Yes, Harley riders are one of the reasons I am somewhat bitter towards their bikes. Just seems like so many of them are very judgemental over what a "real bike" is anyway. "If it ain't a Harley, then it ain't a motorcycle!" I have heard that a few times around here.[:'(]
Like I said, I'm not a big Harley fan, but they sure did make that one at least look good.[8D] (I like the black/black one.)
Actually, the old Harley rider at my work says the night rod isn't a real Harley because of it's "stance". I guess that means it's too "sporty". [&:]
Yes, Harley riders are one of the reasons I am somewhat bitter towards their bikes. Just seems like so many of them are very judgemental over what a "real bike" is anyway. "If it ain't a Harley, then it ain't a motorcycle!" I have heard that a few times around here.[:'(]
#12
05-02-2007, 07:23 PM
RE: Harley rides
ORIGINAL: AzzDawg
I will never own a harley... cant stand em. Much prefer the Triumph Rocket III
I will never own a harley... cant stand em. Much prefer the Triumph Rocket III
#13
05-02-2007, 07:57 PM
RE: Harley rides
ORIGINAL: markmeinteil
I would need a warehouse to fit all the bikes I'd like to own. Most of them would be classic makes from Europe the US and Japan, but the only Harley that may find it's way in would be one of the new Nightrods.
I would need a warehouse to fit all the bikes I'd like to own. Most of them would be classic makes from Europe the US and Japan, but the only Harley that may find it's way in would be one of the new Nightrods.
1982 GPz750
1983 on up GPz1100
1981 on up GPz550
mid 80s GS700/750
mid 80s GS1150E or ES
1987 Ninja 1000R
1988 FZR1000
or early 90s Ducati
2000 model VFRs
late model Concours
late model Yamahas Statoliner
Mid80s on up BMW boxer
And sadly the list goes on[sm=wootwoot.gif]
#15
05-03-2007, 01:03 AM
RE: Harley rides
ORIGINAL: deej
Are you kidding? I look at the orange bikes every time I get into the shop. Its good I live 60 miles away from the shop or else I would be in there drooling all the time.
Oh and is that mud I see on that bike? You know what to do.[8D]
ORIGINAL: Nobrakes
Oh and is that mud I see on that bike? You know what to do.[8D]
#18
05-04-2007, 12:07 AM
RE: Harley rides
amen, i like them, but until i have many other rides i wont drop the cash on one. still a good loking vehicle, just not my styling
ORIGINAL: markmeinteil
I would need a warehouse to fit all the bikes I'd like to own. Most of them would be classic makes from Europe the US and Japan, but the only Harley that may find it's way in would be one of the new Nightrods.
I would need a warehouse to fit all the bikes I'd like to own. Most of them would be classic makes from Europe the US and Japan, but the only Harley that may find it's way in would be one of the new Nightrods.
#20
05-04-2007, 05:46 AM
RE: Harley rides
lol, prom. I tend to agree. What little $'s left over goes into my other two zx's.