I'm in the same boat. Have ridden metrics for over 30 years but always wanted a Harley (I was too cheap or just couldn't afford one). Now that I am an owner of one I finally get it.

 

Pictures??????????????

 

It's call "Harley Davidson Marketing Department".

Learn it; Know it; Live it.



All kidding aside, welcome to the family, brother.

 

You "crossed over to the dark side?" Well then, now you know the true power of the force. Our power is no match for a Jedi.

Sorry, I had to.

The nerd is strong in this one.

 

Many of the northern guys wait until winter to do their major work. I am getting mine done this summer as Houston's 100 degree temps and 100% humidity make riding not so enjoyable. You need to be on the road by 7:00am and home by 10:00am so any long day ride is prohibited.

Should have everything completed in a month or so and will get pics up then.

 

Is it because the vacuum cleaner sucks????

 

I must've lucked out because I got a Harley at first and never had to unlearn any of the other stuff. Enjoy your ride!

 

Like several have said "If I have to explain it, you still would not understand."

 

It feels like doing something American to me. Screw it, let's ride!

 

Hondo, I've been riding a lot between Killeen and Houston this summer. Riding after sunset is pretty nice and I feel safer at night than I do during the day, especially on the Loop, the Beltway and the Tollway. Central Texas at night is a good ride, even in the summer. Get out of H-town and you'll have a great time. FWIW