View Poll Results: What will you get after your Harley?
Another Harley
194
75.19%
Victory
8
3.10%
Triumph
3
1.16%
Honda
7
2.71%
Yamaha
5
1.94%
Suzuki
3
1.16%
Kawasaki
4
1.55%
Ducati
3
1.16%
Indian
1
0.39%
Other (please explain)
30
11.63%
Voters: 258. You may not vote on this poll
What will you get after your Harley?
#2
10-16-2009 | 10:53 PM
Seasoned HDF Member
Joined: Jun 2005
Posts: 12,944
Likes: 29
From: Colorado Springs, CO
I voted "another harley",,,,,BUT
The one I have will last my lifetime and beyond. Harley's are different than Jap bikes. These bikes are designed to be continually rebuilt. That's one reason why the extra initial cost to get one is worth it.
Look how many guys are still riding flatheads, knuckleheads, pans and shovels!
No need to throw away and buy another.
~Joe
The one I have will last my lifetime and beyond. Harley's are different than Jap bikes. These bikes are designed to be continually rebuilt. That's one reason why the extra initial cost to get one is worth it.
Look how many guys are still riding flatheads, knuckleheads, pans and shovels!
No need to throw away and buy another.
~Joe
#3
10-16-2009 | 10:58 PM
my current ride is 40 years old, i am only 28. its in better shape then i am. with proper care harleys will last sometiems several generations. hell i plan on keeping this one around so my kids get to fight over who gets it when they get there Motorcycle endorsment's LOL but i will be adding more to th ecollection as the years get on
#5
10-16-2009 | 11:04 PM
Club Member
Joined: Nov 2007
Posts: 4,474
Likes: 6
From: Port Charlotte, Florida
I have a 2007 FXDC already has 40,000 miles on it and my wife has already been informed to expect another harley in the garage the day i make my last payment on this one. I plan to make my last payment on this bike and then next day buy a touring bike either street glide, road glide or and ultra.
#6
10-16-2009 | 11:15 PM
Tourer
Joined: Nov 2008
Posts: 449
Likes: 5
I voted "another harley",,,,,BUT
The one I have will last my lifetime and beyond. Harley's are different than Jap bikes. These bikes are designed to be continually rebuilt. That's one reason why the extra initial cost to get one is worth it.
Look how many guys are still riding flatheads, knuckleheads, pans and shovels!
No need to throw away and buy another.
~Joe
The one I have will last my lifetime and beyond. Harley's are different than Jap bikes. These bikes are designed to be continually rebuilt. That's one reason why the extra initial cost to get one is worth it.
Look how many guys are still riding flatheads, knuckleheads, pans and shovels!
No need to throw away and buy another.
~Joe
