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10-08-2007, 08:52 PM
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I have a 1999 Fatboy (EVO) and a 2006 Softail Springer ( 95 ci. ) and we just bought my Girlfriend a 2006 1200 Low and I ride it , hold my head high and just enjoy it , do the same Bro. D-Rod |
12-16-2007, 08:27 PM
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Maybe snobby ignorance, the size may remind them of their last HonKowYamaSuki. LOL They finally got a HD and have to be a poser w/a attitude. Fk'em and enjoy your ride. I don't personally care what someone rides, we bought what we wanted and could afford. I rode many H ahem cough Hondas before I could afford my HD and Buell. I don't forget how much I enjoyed riding whatever it was I happened to have. |
12-17-2007, 08:02 AM
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Yeah! What up with that!? Just because a guy looks like a dog trying to hump a watermelon while riding his bike, doesn't give anybody permission to make fun of sporty owners! Or does it?! 
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12-17-2007, 10:05 AM
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It's time for us to understand we aren't any judges over what buddy rides. The prejudgements are most worse in the Nip bike world where I have heard worsest crap I ever heard about Harley, chinese bikes, and so on, but if it's has lot of plastics, made by an nip maker and equipped with a howling straight four in the frame, got names as GSXR and such, then it's GODS for them. I dislike them, but it only ends in the conclusion that ain't my bag of bikes. But respects those who have them and are ready to ruining their ecominy with them and their insane insurance fees. But I demand respect back from them.
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12-17-2007, 02:20 PM
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most guys I see riding B/t's would look like a dog trying to hump a watermelon if he were riding a mack truck. |
12-17-2007, 03:06 PM
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There's another thread that talks about this topic if you're interested... Most Insecure Harley Owners? ENJOY!
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12-28-2007, 07:11 PM
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This has been going on since the Knuckle, through the Sporty and now the V-Rod. I figure it's a self esteem issue with these numb nuts, ya know - my ****s better than your **** because.... ah,..... well... ah.....well, just cause. |
12-28-2007, 07:55 PM
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Originally Posted by BcknBlk  This has been going on since the Knuckle, through the Sporty and now the V-Rod. I figure it's a self esteem issue with these numb nuts, ya know - my ****s better than your **** because.... ah,..... well... ah.....well, just cause. | Aren't you the same one that said " around these parts Sportsters are known as "shirley davidsons", ya know cause a bunch of little bicthes ride um". |
12-29-2007, 07:01 AM
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Last May, my wife and I bought our 1200L. The bike was purchased and setup for her (but I've put as many miles on it as she has - that's what she gets for being a fair weather rider hehehehe). Cathy's female riding friends all gave her some serious crap for buying a Sportster, and not a Road King or Heritage. I guess those are the new "bikes du jour" for the female riding crowd. Cathy's reasoning and response was simple: she wanted something light and responsive to ride. She has been riding since '92, knows her own mind, and is not afraid to buck peer pressure and current trends. Maybe it all comes down to whether you bought the bike to ride or to pose...???
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12-29-2007, 07:31 AM
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Originally Posted by 4cams Aren't you the same one that said " around these parts Sportsters are known as "shirley davidsons", ya know cause a bunch of little bicthes ride um". | A weak moment, I caved in and got defensive, lest not forget what preceded that comment my sensitive friend, - remember how ya'll was doggin' the VRod' ? I've also stated here that I own an Ironhead so between that and the V-Rod I've never been nothin but on the outside.
"Shirley Davidson " - ya gotta love that one though!!! It's a Classic!!! Hey I didn't invent it, it's been around for years.
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