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Have a laugh Today! Damn Harley riders!
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Compared to a fake chinky "Gibson" guitar, the tone isn't there.
From placebo contraceptive pills to Smith and Wesson revolvers, the chinks are faking everything these days...probably like my ex girlfriend :side:
where were we..oh yes Harley. Nice aftershave.
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Seeing that fake Rolex made me laugh my brother bought my Dad one for a joke one Christmas many years ago and the crystal fell out before he'd worn it for a day gave us all a good laugh, while he was super gluing the crystal back in he noticed the gold paint was wearing off too. Harley's are a bit the same, sort of counterfeit real motorcycles, but unlike the fake Rolex they cost twice as much as the real thing
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redhawk4 wrote: Charity relates to needs like food, shelter and clothing, no one needs a Harley. They are so overpriced you couldn't even make a case for needing one for transport with all the alternatives.
Seeing that fake Rolex made me laugh my brother bought my Dad one for a joke one Christmas many years ago and the crystal fell out before he'd worn it for a day gave us all a good laugh, while he was super gluing the crystal back in he noticed the gold paint was wearing off too. Harley's are a bit the same, sort of counterfeit real motorcycles, but unlike the fake Rolex they cost twice as much as the real thing
Funny thing is, almost all of the Hardly parts nowadays are MADE IN JAPAN, :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
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Honda 55 Trail don't ask me what year, 65? (sold)
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Most of them started on jap bikes anyway, almost certainly in the Uk where 50cc and 125cc learner bikes are a necessity to get a full bike licence.
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She may have her shortcomings, but she's a looker IMO
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Norton's , BSA's Triumph's , even some old Panheads, & Shovelheads
P.S. Redhawk , your Triumph is a good looker
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