Buy A Harley, CHANGE your lifestyle??
#1881
01-22-2012, 08:31 AM
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#1882
01-22-2012, 08:32 AM
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Have one on the RK in the dash... damm if I ever remember how ta reset it after I disconnect the battery for one reason or another... hell gettin old... fugg don't even look at the speedo half the time let alone the clock...
#1883
01-22-2012, 08:51 AM
I have over 90 watches, no need to explain why, and I rarely ever wear one anymore. One of them is even a real nice HD watch my wife gave me, that I'll wear when suited up (funerals, etc). It's a great thing not having to be anywhere, at any time, that I can't tell by the position of the sun or the growl in my stomach.
#1884
01-22-2012, 09:08 AM
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I have over 90 watches, no need to explain why, and I rarely ever wear one anymore. One of them is even a real nice HD watch my wife gave me, that I'll wear when suited up (funerals, etc). It's a great thing not having to be anywhere, at any time, that I can't tell by the position of the sun or the growl in my stomach.
given a bunch away to friends
now I collect guns
#1885
01-22-2012, 10:27 AM
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the moco needs the posers to stay in business...they buy most of the new bikes that are sold. the posers then provide well maintained low mileage used bikes for the rest of us. they are a very important part of the supply chain. accept them for what they are--some of them will even become bikers!
#1886
01-22-2012, 10:50 AM
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and the prices are great if not free when you're tight with your local INDY shop.
I picked up ZERO miles TC88 jugs,pistons,heads and rocker covers for $200 for my $4200 Twinkie FXD
My Shovelhead rolls on late model WG forks, front wheel and 4 piston brakes on both ends. All out of the "take-off" pile. 1200 Sporty CV carb works better than S&S some moron just had to have for his otherwise stock bike.
God Bless Willie G and the POSERS !!!
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#1887
01-22-2012, 12:12 PM
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and the prices are great if not free when you're tight with your local INDY shop.
I picked up ZERO miles TC88 jugs,pistons,heads and rocker covers for $200 for my $4200 Twinkie FXD
My Shovelhead rolls on late model WG forks, front wheel and 4 piston brakes on both ends. All out of the "take-off" pile. 1200 Sporty CV carb works better than S&S some moron just had to have for his otherwise stock bike.
God Bless Willie G and the POSERS !!!
and the prices are great if not free when you're tight with your local INDY shop.
I picked up ZERO miles TC88 jugs,pistons,heads and rocker covers for $200 for my $4200 Twinkie FXD
My Shovelhead rolls on late model WG forks, front wheel and 4 piston brakes on both ends. All out of the "take-off" pile. 1200 Sporty CV carb works better than S&S some moron just had to have for his otherwise stock bike.
God Bless Willie G and the POSERS !!!
#1889
01-26-2012, 03:25 AM
the moco needs the posers to stay in business...they buy most of the new bikes that are sold. the posers then provide well maintained low mileage used bikes for the rest of us. they are a very important part of the supply chain. accept them for what they are--some of them will even become bikers!
#1890
01-28-2012, 06:42 PM
I was at laconia Bike week last week and I was in traffic. The guy in front of me was riding an electra glide standard. He had the look. Shaved head, tats all over his arms with a bandage on his brand new tat to keep it out of the sun. This guy could not ride a bike for ****! He revved the bike up to about 4k and barley let the clutch out. You could smell the clutch every time he stopped and started up again. Once he got moving in traffic, he was wobbling all over the road like a kid riding a bicycle for the first time. I felt like telling him to learn how to ride before coming to events like Laconia where he could hurt himself and others.