Too sensitive! Life is just too short to be wound up about stuff like that.I for one gave up my Harleys for a while, when my Son was born.Glad I did,and never stopped wearing the gear.Now own 2 beautiful RK's.You Dig?

 

If People Buying Harley T shirts, Cups, Teddy bears whatever. Ifcan drop the price of my next scooter even a little then thats fine with me but if can ride the Bike I can wear the shirt but really don't give a rats behind what another does.. Many times because of a T shirt or Harley Logo had picked up some interesting conversations with a fellow rider.. Best rules are no rules..

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Why dont we all just go and buy a harley t-shirt and forget about it

 

Iwon't afford a harley Tshirt for myself, but ride a Dyna. My infant grandson is outfitted in Harley stuff, though.

Is he a poser???Hopin he'll want to ride when he gets older.

DougJ

 

When I was in High School I sported a HD belt buckle, an HDwallet and chain, and side buckle riding boots. I couldnt afford a Harley, or a car for that matter...but I had chosen to wear some of the gear of a rider. Did it make me a poser? I dont think so, becauseif I had the funds I would have bought myself a Harley.

Dont be so quick to judge, as those who weara HDshirt....just well may be youre next riding buddy.

 

I could care less what other people wear or what they think about what I wear.

There are far to many "queer eye for the Harley guy" type of posters in here.

 

at my local dealer, half the store is just for apperal...

AND the entire second floor....

 

A lot you know! If someone can't figure out that you NEVER wear fingerless gloves with a do-rag covered in HD emblems then they deserved to get flamed! I mean REALLY! [sm=icon_beat.gif]


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