Harley Davidson myths
#92
11-15-2011, 05:19 PM
Seasoned HDF Member
A big myth is that we all want to be "bikers". I just like riding, and I like my Harley. Have no interest in being a biker. Whatever that means.
#93
11-15-2011, 05:22 PM
Seasoned HDF Member
Yeah, my passenger floorboards sheared off at the base of the bracket. Lost my bracket, floorbooard and 1 month old Kuryakyn adjustable pegs. It was stock bolt that sheared off.
A big myth is that we all want to be "bikers". I just like riding, and I like my Harley. Have no interest in being a biker. Whatever that means.
A big myth is that we all want to be "bikers". I just like riding, and I like my Harley. Have no interest in being a biker. Whatever that means.
If you ride a bike... You're a biker.
#94
11-15-2011, 05:25 PM
That's the owners fault not the bikes , my shovels don't leak and never have and guaranteed I've run the holy hell out of them much harder than you have the newer ones with fewer problems for many more years .
Blame the loose nut that hangs off the handlebars not the bike , you let yours go as bad the guys your going on about yours will be just as ragged in 30 years to , suck on that .
Blame the loose nut that hangs off the handlebars not the bike , you let yours go as bad the guys your going on about yours will be just as ragged in 30 years to , suck on that .
My 30 year old Tour Glide with around 75k miles leaks a little bit, just gets a little wet under the case and weeps from the bolts on the rocker boxes when it gets hot. The PO had a "just ride the damn thing" attitude when it came to maintainance. She purrs like a kitten, it even runs quieter than my TC88!Myth: All Shovels leak oil all over the place
Myth: All Shovels are unreliable pieces of junk
#96
11-15-2011, 05:38 PM
Club Member
as for the rest you'll just have to look him up to find out for yourself , good time or bad after that depends on you 
Truth . Every word I've written in here about shovels are true
#97
11-15-2011, 05:40 PM
Twisted knows his ****, Dickie is aptly named. Nuff said.
#99
11-15-2011, 05:49 PM
Road Master
#100
11-15-2011, 06:02 PM
Club Member
Great answer i believe you have lived the life. Kudos for that. I'd like to look you up and have a ****ing beer or 2. My first bike was a 1975 Super glide shovel that ran on leaded gas. I had to add lead additive and shake it at fuel ups. Man I loved that bike and I could kick my own *** for getting rid of her. I still don't think you could take me.