Yea! Now you can't tell the nice officer that you didn't know the motrcicle was there. Kind of ruins your deniability when it announces its presence.
Death nell of Nitro??
Mar 07, 2005
303 Replies
Attract chicks!
Hey! It was a damn fine Jeep! :)
Better go back to school Paul. That or trade in your antiquated text books for some current journals. Try doing a search at HBR for Harley and see what you come up with. Assuming of course, you know what I'm talking about.
Well, ANYONE can make a tractor engine last. Try getting some real power out of it, though.
They love horses too. Both vibrate a lot.
Like I said, HARLEY wouldn't do it on their own. That's why it wasn't called a Harley from the beginning. If it flopped, they could say it was just some renegade.
Only in states that permit them.
Every time another brand got close, the rules were changed. Yamaha came up with the TZ-700 flat tracker and the rules were changed to only allow twins. Honda and Yamaha both built twins that beat Harleys. They all left the sport because it has just about vanished in obscurity except for the Harley bunch.
I would wager that more offset-crank Hondas were sold than Harleys during the same period.
Depends on the circles you run in, I guess. I like chicks with brains as well as looks. That leaves most Harley chicks out.
Who cares what you are talking about?
On both counts.
S'all right paul. The feelings mutual ;)
Can we have our jet engines back now please?
And radar
What do you want with poultry anyway?
Still having trouble getting the dog to co-operate?
For some reason Paul I never see WCC and OCC stuff HONDA V's in ther custom bikes. Never seen any of Yamahaha's V's in them ;-)
Would anyone like to explain why????
Mike in Reading Pa. who lives very close to the York Pa. HD plant
Ducati :-) now your talking!!!
And as they say " Loud pipes save lives"
Mike
No... its the maintenance at the alley that's the problem.
Mike
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