I ride my Road King on gravel roads near my home and on soft, sandy two tracks to get to my hunting land; it's no big deal.

 

..you want a 'Dirt Harley';

https://www.h-dog.com/default.asp?pa...=xnewinventory

 

That’s a good looking bike, as soon as I saw it was at h-dog I knew what bike you were gonna post. I stop and look that one over every time I’m in the shop.

 

I wouldn't do it to my bike but sure would like to ride it. Have been on way too many dirt and gravel roads to remember on my baggers. Strangely enough I have only ever had to replace a belt once that a stone cut in half. I venture to say this bike would go through them on more of a regular basis.

 

my quarter mile driveway is not that smooth.


they should have been on a dirt trail at least.

 

"The wonder is not how well the bear dances, but that the bear dances at all".-Goethe

 

There is always that one person.

 

Back in the 80's and 90's my buddies and I rode racing bikes in mountains and mine dumps. Was a great time, pitting ones skill against another.

Wish I'd had the Sportster to try it out..............