HA! HA! HA! Great Laugh!!!

This Guy won't ride with my group! A must read!! Then laugh and mock on him! :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
Maybe a practical joke? But looks real to me! :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
Buffalo Craigslist!
buffalo.craigslist.org/mcy/5943248932.html

I'd get banned if I said what I wanted to. :evil:
Steve

weird.

Now that's a "poser." :woohoo:
Steve

:sick:

Even Harley (want to be) riders are posers

Sad truth, most of them are. There's one out here that sits in Gary's garage and hasn't been ridden in 5 years. It looks so lonely covered in dust, surrounded by boxes and SHT. I stopped counting how many Hogs just sit out here. If I owned them and they broke down all the time, I'd sell them and buy a few KZ's. :woohoo:
Steve

I can't beleave he thinks a girl is going to be impressed with a picture of him sitting on someone elses Harley.
LOL, Jerry

It's FB, how would she know? He won't tell her. lots of trolls there.
Steve

swest wrote: Sad truth, most of them are.

This is true, but I know of two that definitely get ridden.

An old friend traded in his HD last year for a new one: the trade-in had about 80,000 miles on it.

My brother's late 80s model just got a full engine rebuild (and build up) at about 90,000 miles.

Motorcyclists, not bikers. :lol:

I shouldn't have said "most". It should have been a lot. I've known guys that would wrench all night just to rid the next day.
I like the old Pan's. If I were to have a HD, it would be one of them. Dirty Dan had a pan, shovel, a knuckle and a few clones. He rode his BMW 900R most of the time. The last time I visited him before he died, he was talking about it. He had a Yamaha Road Star in his shop he couldn't ride. I still believe if he had ridden it down here each spring, he'd still be with us. He just gave up.
Steve

swest wrote: I shouldn't have said "most". It should have been a lot. I've known guys that would wrench all night just to rid the next day.

No worries, I think you were right the first time. Unfortunately there aren't a lot of the wrench-and-ride types.

I like the old Pan's. If I were to have a HD, it would be one of them. Dirty Dan had a pan, shovel, a knuckle and a few clones. He rode his BMW 900R most of the time. The last time I visited him before he died, he was talking about it. He had a Yamaha Road Star in his shop he couldn't ride. I still believe if he had ridden it down here each spring, he'd still be with us. He just gave up.
Steve

I've ridden a few HDs, They're not my thing but I appreciate them as motorcycles.

It's sad to see when folks give up like that. However, I can't judge: there's no way to know what my situation will be when I get old. Older, I mean.