Tour-Pack Flag Kit From Rumbling Pride
#11
10-17-2010, 04:45 PM
Man up, dude!
I'm really not trying to be a smart a$$ here, but... My bike is MY bike. I decorate it any darned way I want. If my old lady doesn't like a flag I choose to put on it, then she can get her own darned bike, keep her mouth shut and climb on the back, or watch me ride off with some other girl on the back. What am I missing here? Are you sure you didn't mean to post this on the Honda Forum? Man up, dude.
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10-17-2010, 06:00 PM
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re: pkyzztar or whoever you are. How about you grow a brain instead. Your #1 post and you disrespect someone with nearly 1000 posts? There is such a thing as common sense and a bit of forum courtesy. Come back when you lose the training wheels.
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#13
10-17-2010, 06:33 PM
"Loose" the Training Wheels
I'm an old fart and I'm used to the old ways. His wife was probably right. A "Don't Tread On Me" flag is probably an inappropriate flag for him. Maybe he could find a "Tread On Me" flag or a "P-Whipped" flag. Whatever makes the Boss happy.PS: It might be dangerous if I "loose" the training wheels. Would it be OK if I just go all the way and "lose" them instead? --- Hang on while I check with the wife to see if it's ok to post this.
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10-18-2010, 11:56 AM
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#15
10-18-2010, 12:41 PM
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I just ordered the Tour Pack Luggage Rack folding flag kit from rumblingpride.com last week and it arrived yesterday. I must say I'm impressed with the quality of construction and with the quality of the American flag I got. They have a lifetime warranty on their flags and one of the best selections I've seen on the web.
When I opened the box I noticed that the second flag I had purchased was not included in the shipment but it was on the packing list. I left voice mail on their phone last night after hours. I got home from a ride to a dealer today, and my wife said they'd called and apologized and will send the other flag along right away. Pretty nice folks.
I don't get a dime for this thread, just wanted to pass along a good product to the rest of you out there who might be looking for a flag kit.
http://www.rumblingpride.com/mm5/mer...ory_Code=BAR-K
When I opened the box I noticed that the second flag I had purchased was not included in the shipment but it was on the packing list. I left voice mail on their phone last night after hours. I got home from a ride to a dealer today, and my wife said they'd called and apologized and will send the other flag along right away. Pretty nice folks.
I don't get a dime for this thread, just wanted to pass along a good product to the rest of you out there who might be looking for a flag kit.
http://www.rumblingpride.com/mm5/mer...ory_Code=BAR-K
#16
10-20-2010, 08:37 PM
When did having "manners" become a trait of a Harley rider?
Yes, you're right about me not having manners, but when did having "manners" become a trait of a Harley rider? When did a Harley rider start taking orders from his wife? Honestly? I don't tell my old lady how to decorate her house, and she doesn't tell me how to decorate my bike. Seriously, doesn't that attitude bother you just a little bit? I'm no Hell's Angel member, but I don't sit around watching The View on TV trying to figure out how to outfit my bike to make my wife happy. Come on, man!
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