Originally Posted By: CaspianM
Originally Posted By: alarmguy
Originally Posted By: CaspianM
I have owned many bikes. Every year I say I'll buy a Harley this season...
But still a metric rider.
I have been in Harley showroom many times but I end up walking away for various reasons.
I used to be like you! I always walked away for various reasons, one big one was being 6" tall I found myself a little crunched up on the Road King ... then one day ...
)
(anyway, changing the seat solved that problem)
My main issues with Harley is their mass which make it hard to be daily riders. Getting in & out of garage is a serious hassle being only 145 lbs.
Another reason is I am not really a fan of V-twin. They are old, inefficient and not really fluid smooth and never high power. I really like the japs 4-in-line. But I give credit to Harley for its impeccable finish.
I likes best the two stroke engines of the 1970s better that the 4 cyl crotch rocket feel and better than a Harley. Ha Ha Ha top that guys.
Originally Posted By: alarmguy
Originally Posted By: CaspianM
I have owned many bikes. Every year I say I'll buy a Harley this season...
But still a metric rider.
I have been in Harley showroom many times but I end up walking away for various reasons.
I used to be like you! I always walked away for various reasons, one big one was being 6" tall I found myself a little crunched up on the Road King ... then one day ...
)(anyway, changing the seat solved that problem)
My main issues with Harley is their mass which make it hard to be daily riders. Getting in & out of garage is a serious hassle being only 145 lbs.
Another reason is I am not really a fan of V-twin. They are old, inefficient and not really fluid smooth and never high power. I really like the japs 4-in-line. But I give credit to Harley for its impeccable finish.
I likes best the two stroke engines of the 1970s better that the 4 cyl crotch rocket feel and better than a Harley. Ha Ha Ha top that guys.
