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Harley Guy
Posted: 03 Jul 2012 12:57
by ajayhawkfan
Re: Harley Guy
Posted: 03 Jul 2012 17:55
by troy
Hilarious! I shared with a couple Harley guy co-workers.
Re: Harley Guy
Posted: 03 Jul 2012 21:50
by ajayhawkfan
Re: Harley Guy
Posted: 03 Jul 2012 22:42
by troy
ajayhawkfan wrote:I posted that on the BMW Forum and got a light reprimand.
Wow. That is a really tame video that most any Harley Guy would think is funny. They run a tight ship over on that BMW forum I guess.
Re: Harley Guy
Posted: 04 Jul 2012 10:19
by KC
As a former Harley Guy I am so offended by this outrageous video.
I am at least 5ft 9in tall AND I ONLY drink alcohol and drop my bikes while working on them in the garage
Re: Harley Guy
Posted: 04 Jul 2012 11:13
by clfarren5944
OK, let's be careful about the Harley stuff. Along with 2 trials bikes, a dualsport Suzuki, and a cafe build, I also have my first HD! It's different and interesting in a HD (heavy duty) way. I don't drink, wear a full face helmet, and normally an Aerostich, so no one ever waves at me except the metric cruiser riders who are confused anyway. At 6'2" the low seats are the thing that bothers me the most. Kind of like sitting on the toilet!
Chris
Re: Harley Guy
Posted: 04 Jul 2012 21:06
by biggreen
[metric cruiser riders who are confused anyway. ]
What's confusing about wanting to ride a more reliable, more powerful, water cooled shaft or chain drive, at half the price - bike? the song says it all
Re: Harley Guy
Posted: 07 Jul 2012 14:52
by clfarren5944
There's a saying about imitation and flattery. I don't claim to be an HD lover, but a metric cruiser is not an HD. They are more modern, efficient, and cheaper, granted but why not lighter weight and better suspended? The Japanese also tried to build Ducatis in the past, RC51 Honda and some Suzuki models come to mind. They may have been more modern or whatever but where are they now? Ducati is thriving and the Japanese are doing what they do best, not building a Ducati.
Just my opinion.
Chris
Re: Harley Guy
Posted: 07 Jul 2012 17:29
by Bob Morgan
OK........... since this is all tongue in cheek............I'll share my "BMW GUY" pic, from an early BMW add. Enjoy
Re: Harley Guy
Posted: 07 Jul 2012 17:52
by troy
What's funny about that BMW guy photo? What? You guys don't ride around with your falcon?
Re: Harley Guy
Posted: 07 Jul 2012 18:13
by DonG
I don't always ride my BMW....
...But when I do, I prefer to take my Falcon along for the ride.
Re: Harley Guy
Posted: 07 Jul 2012 18:33
by Bob Morgan
You can forget your Falcon, but don't forget you turtleneck, and hair care products.................
Re: Harley Guy
Posted: 08 Jul 2012 12:23
by Harvey Mushman
biggreen wrote:[metric cruiser riders who are confused anyway. ]
What's confusing about wanting to ride a more reliable, more powerful, water cooled shaft or chain drive, at half the price - bike? the song says it all
Who builds a bike with a water cooled shaft or chain drive? Is the chain totally immersed in coolant? Obviously I need to get out more often......
And yes, I never leave home without my falcon.......
-Harv
Re: Harley Guy
Posted: 16 Jul 2012 15:16
by troy
Btw, I improved YouTube embedding for this forum. Now, when creating a post, you just click the YouTube button then paste the video URL between the tags.
Re: Harley Guy
Posted: 01 Aug 2012 15:36
by JasonK94Z
clfarren5944 wrote: I also have my first HD! Kind of like sitting on the toilet!
Chris
Thats because you ARE sitting on a toilet.
Re: Harley Guy
Posted: 01 Aug 2012 16:43
by Rick
Wow! A KLR rider trash talking a HD. Now that's funny. Somebody call Dan Whitney.
Rick
Re: Harley Guy
Posted: 04 Aug 2012 21:19
by JasonK94Z
Rick wrote:Wow! A KLR rider trash talking a HD. Now that's funny. Somebody call Dan Whitney.
Rick
All day long, even more when full of beer.
So get over it
its all in good humor.