So i rode a Harley today

[bettingpython]

But I still say that Harley Owners Need Dependable Alternatives!

Dude that's awesome!

In almost 30 years of riding I never heard that one. I must be sheltered.

 

[cjjtulsa]

I don't care what kind of bike anybody rides. I wish it were the law that every single driver on the rode had to ride a motorcycle as their sole mode of transportation for one week before they would be issued a license to drive a car. Might help people "see" a little clearer.....

Too funny, as I've said the same thing, only "one year".

 

[COZICAN]

harleys are great bikes; if one needs to bad mouth them so that they can feel better about not being able to afford one, thats fine. Free country and all.

What I was thinking. I'll keep my old Fatboy.

Coz

 

[BallisticBiker]

Too funny, as I've said the same thing, only "one year".

One year might be asking a bit much....but I'm sure it'd do wonders for the gene pool! haha

 

[trickydick]

GC and BB, if you all are ever in my neck of the woods you're welcome to try out my Vulcan Nomad for a bit.

 

[264killer]

Get a Jeep Wrangler u dont have to put the kick stand down & u can have heat & air & a bikini top if u want.

 

[cktad]

'Salright, the Honda (at least) aren't imports; they're made in Marysville, OH. I flew in there when I was doing my cross-country trips as a student pilot.

If your mean Honda motorcycles, they are no longer made in Ohio and haven't been for a few years.

 

[cktad]

I've been riding for about 40 years and have owned Honda, Suzuki, Kawasaki, Yamaha and Triumph. I currently ride a 2004 Harley Electra Glide that I bought new and it has been as good a motorcycle as any of them and fits my current needs. Harley Davidson's fastest growing market is young men under 30, women and minorities. They seem to love the new Sportsters, Dynas and Softail models.

 

[Glock]

I still tool around town on my 1969 cb350 big red... You can't beat a classic honda.

 

[harley128]

I have an Ultra Classic plus a Goldwing 1800. Never could bring myself to part with either one.