what constitutes a bagger?
#31
01-11-2013, 01:55 PM
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Typed "bagger" into the search, here's what came up:
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#32
01-11-2013, 01:55 PM
Outstanding HDF Member
We should change this into the Jeff Foxworthy version "You might be riding a bagger if..."
I'll start....you might be riding a bagger if you carry more tools & parts with you than Autozone, or if you have more spare clothes on/in your bike than in your closet.
I'll start....you might be riding a bagger if you carry more tools & parts with you than Autozone, or if you have more spare clothes on/in your bike than in your closet.
#33
01-11-2013, 02:38 PM
Seasoned HDF Member
so a street glide isn't a bagger?
i do.....
i consider a 'bagger', a bike with bags. not just as an afterthought though, ala sportster, etc. but a bike that was designed with bags as part of the package.
i do.....
i consider a 'bagger', a bike with bags. not just as an afterthought though, ala sportster, etc. but a bike that was designed with bags as part of the package.
#34
01-11-2013, 02:44 PM
Cruiser
As do I.
Old man rode a Dresser my whole life, still has one to this day.
Looks good next to my Dyna too.
#37
01-11-2013, 06:22 PM
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Guilty.....
#38
01-11-2013, 08:36 PM
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To me, I consider a bagger to be any bike with dedicated bags that are permanently on the bike....in other words to me only the touring line.
A Heritage or Switchback or any other Softtail, Dyna or Sporty with bags are not baggers to me because you can strip them down.
Bagger = touring chassis
OR, as someone already mentioned a woman that you need to put a bag over her head.
bagger = butterface
A Heritage or Switchback or any other Softtail, Dyna or Sporty with bags are not baggers to me because you can strip them down.
Bagger = touring chassis
OR, as someone already mentioned a woman that you need to put a bag over her head.
bagger = butterface
#39
01-11-2013, 09:14 PM
Elite HDF Member
My uncle bought a 65 Electra Glide "Full Dresser" and my cousin still has it ...
I bought a 87 Yamaha Venture "Sport Tourer" - Solid Bags, Fairing & Lowers, & Wind Shield
Today the sound of the word "Bagger" reminds me of "Cows Udders" - kinda gross -
I call my 09 Road Glide a Touring Bike (but no one else does) and I'm sticking with it
I bought a 87 Yamaha Venture "Sport Tourer" - Solid Bags, Fairing & Lowers, & Wind Shield
Today the sound of the word "Bagger" reminds me of "Cows Udders" - kinda gross -
I call my 09 Road Glide a Touring Bike (but no one else does) and I'm sticking with it
