My grey beard gives me infinite wisdom, I could easy go pay cash for a brand new top of the line Harley right now but I won't.

 

Lst bike, was less than last bike which I bought new, Part it was crappy experience with warranty issues. I am not convinced harley can give me 30k worth of fun. Second I think I just value my money now more. That said I enjoy all the improvements and the leap a head from what i got. But I still really like my old bike. Which is good, and preplexing.

But

 

Meh...opinion, *AGAIN*, written by somebody no one here knows or has heard about - someone just like me! - who doesn't throw any stats up to *prove* the point, and just felt like making his opinion heard by a load of masses who sit at this website more than they ride (for the most part that I personally seem to see).

I see young folk on Harley's a *LOT* here, and I'm only 62 myself. I do agree though that I will never again buy a bike that is 'computer' *anything*. I want to be able to do to my bike what I want and not have a friggin' computer not let it work. Give me Evo's and older and the world is good. I've got three young men wanting my bike when I finally go, and they're all aged from 28 to 43.

Again, it's *ALL* just opinions, and we all have them and they're worth just as much as the dirty penny I found on the ground the other day...Rounders' opinions are worth far less.

 

I think you got it backwards. You say anything to anyone you will be trouble.

Where I work no political talk and I cant harass gay people

As for the title of this thread, Harley should start it's exit strategy for when 70 year olds quit buying bike. Get ride 2 wheel models first