Wondering how many riders put H-D stickers in a window of their cage? And why or why not?

Myself, I don't have the stickers on my car. It seems to me that wanting people to know you have a Harley when your driving your car or truck too much of the "I own a Harley" approach to owership.

Don't get me wrong, I own Harley T-shirts that I wear sometimes when I'm not on my cycle, but I think someone can take the owner's pride thinking too far. Also, I like my car a lot too, but I'm not going to put a Chevy sticker on my Street Glide.

 

If I was concerned about too much of a "I own a Harley" mentality,I would give up walking around wearing a Harley/Dealership advertisement on my back first.

I don't see the big deal,it's just pride of ownership.

 

I don't, but then again if I did it might be considered overkill....here's my truck

 

It has been rumored that if you don't rock an HD sticker on your vehicle, it will void your warranty.

 

That's great! Yes, it would be an overkill. I hope you enjoyed your visit to the museum.

 

We went last August with the Wife and kids, spent the day, enjoyed by all.

 

I have one on my pickup, and a HD license plate frame of the wife's car.
I'm allowed to have them since we drive American as well

 

Yup, I got one on the back glass. It's one of those....It took me forever to get it and I'm proud of it things. Those who don't like my sticker don't have to look at it. lol My truck, my rules, my life!

 

I'm pretty sure having an HD sticker in your window is screaming out "I don't have a bike".
That's generally the response I get when asking "sticker-ed car" people what they ride.



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I only have the bike. But wouldn't think of putting a sticker on my wife's car. I do see quite a few people with West Coast Choppers and Harley stickers on their cars that don't actually own the bikes but are fans of the bikes, I guess. Nothing against showing pride in ownership with displaying a Harley emblem - stickers on my vehicles are just not my thing. Though, as the weather here is almost always perfect for riding, I often wonder why a lone driver in a cage with a Harley sticker isn't riding his Harley instead.