Lots of non-riders on the HD forum.
#31
12-22-2010 | 05:44 PM
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From: SW OH.
I'm just "bikeless". I've owned a dozen bikes from when I was 14 to my early twenties (only one Harley due to $$$). I also love offroading and I'm 30 now and have 3 kids so this is my ride for now
until I can afford toys for my family AND a Harley i have to choose family first but there will definitely be another Harley in my future it's in my blood. I just like keeping up on the subject and I have some experience with bikes so I try to help when I can.
until I can afford toys for my family AND a Harley i have to choose family first but there will definitely be another Harley in my future it's in my blood. I just like keeping up on the subject and I have some experience with bikes so I try to help when I can.
#32
12-22-2010 | 05:49 PM
Road Captain
Joined: Jan 2009
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i read a sailing and cruising forum almost daily(although i'm not a member) i don't have a boat,don't plan on getting a boat and have no idea how to sail. i just find it interesting. btw in isn't just harley vs.sportbikes you should here the monohull vs.multihull trash talk. i'm guessing some people are like the opening line on "then came bronson" man i wish i was you
#33
12-22-2010 | 05:52 PM
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From: Springfield, Ohio
i read a sailing and cruising forum almost daily(although i'm not a member) i don't have a boat,don't plan on getting a boat and have no idea how to sail. i just find it interesting. btw in isn't just harley vs.sportbikes you should here the monohull vs.multihull trash talk. i'm guessing some people are like the opening line on "then came bronson" man i wish i was you
#34
12-22-2010 | 05:52 PM
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From: Central Illinois, Between I-80 and I-74
I think it's great that people can use the internet to find out more about things that they may be interested in.
What I find funny is all the people I know that have H-D shirts, stickers etc. But won't ride. I worked with a woman who has her entire basement dedicated to Harley. She always had a Harley calendar and pictures on her cubicle walls. She has never actually ridden on a motorcycle and is afraid to. She had no relatives that were in to bikes. No one close to her had ever been in to bikes.
Every once in a while someone would try to start a conversation with her about bikes or local bike events. She had no interest so I'd end up chatting with them. I never could explain it.
What I find funny is all the people I know that have H-D shirts, stickers etc. But won't ride. I worked with a woman who has her entire basement dedicated to Harley. She always had a Harley calendar and pictures on her cubicle walls. She has never actually ridden on a motorcycle and is afraid to. She had no relatives that were in to bikes. No one close to her had ever been in to bikes.
Every once in a while someone would try to start a conversation with her about bikes or local bike events. She had no interest so I'd end up chatting with them. I never could explain it.
#36
12-22-2010 | 05:52 PM
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From: USA
Yes, and thanks again for the welcome SPRINGER, it's
been awhile. Here's to your New Year......
#39
12-22-2010 | 06:36 PM
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From: Ozark Country
That boat looks a 'little different' than the little Lund I use for tooling around on some of the local lakes and rivers. 
