http://www.cyrilhuzeblog.com/2011/07...comment-154716

Maybe we should quit making motorcycle parts and focus on sissy la la riding pants?

 

maybe an air cooled engine can be designed that meets EPA requirements, is big enough to satisfy the american need for a giant engine, and won't light your jeans on fire or burn you through them?

I'm sure it's possible, with some good old american ingenuity.

 

Already posted. Frivolous lawsuit in my opinion. I want to see how they got burned. I'm on my 4th Harley and I've never had so much heat on my thigh that I got burned. I've read about lots of other manufacturer's bikes giving off excessive engine heat.

 

HaHa. Let me know when you have some for sale. I know a few guys that would buy 'em.

 

Do you guys not give the forum a quick scan before posting something?

 

For the last 30 years, I have been hearing that the giant earthquake that is coming will cause California to slip into the ocean. In my humble opinion, that earthquake is LONG overdue. California and all the nut-jobs that live there need to go away. Not saying everyone in California is a nut-job, but there seems to be enough of them to keep electing morons and they seem to tolerate this kind on nonsense.

 

 

If there's a law suit to be had, some schmuck will find a way to file one. If you don't like the characteristics of an air cooled Harley motor, then Don't Buy one! Simple...If you don't like hot coffee, don't go and buy a hot McDonalds coffee and then sue when you try to put on your friggin makeup, talk on the cell phone and text on the work phone all at the same time while driving in rush hour traffic, and then spill the sheit in your lap....Morons!

 

What a bunch of pussies. Are they serious? It's a gawdam engine, it's gonna be hot. This is worse than the broad that sued because her coffee was hot.

 

Maybe you should move to one of the other 49 states that still believes in individual rights. Cali is one of the worst examples I've seen of the lunatics running the asylum. Per the Wall Street Journal http://online.wsj.com/article/SB1000...inion_newsreel