[Windwalker]

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[Fredog]

Originally Posted by Windwalker

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Did you know that 75 percent of all Harleys ever sold are still on the road????

Yep, the rest of them made it home :lol: :lol:

[geomon]

Yep, the rest of them made it home

My buddy just sold his Harley and bought a big beemer touring bike. Sweet lookin ride if I do say so myself (me being an R1200C owner). He was facing yet another repair bill on his Road King (w/ only 20K miles on the clock :x )

We were on a beverage break from a ride last year and I was talking to a mechanic that overhead us talkin bikes. He was pushing his repair business but when he found out I had a BMW he said...ahh you won't be needin my business. Those boxer engines go forever.

[TCT]

I bought a '99 Fatboy about 5 months ago, and I just returned from Sturgis SD on a nice long road trip. I started out in Temecula, CA, went up through Boise to visit family, and across into South Dakota and back. 3703 miles carefree riding with no problems. After owning a Harley, I could never own any other bike.

How does that ol' saying go? "Once you go Harley... you never go back!" No, that's not it, but it's something like that. :lol:

[rigidsporty]

Originally Posted by Fredog

Did you know that 75 percent of all Harleys ever sold are still on the road????

Yep, the rest of them made it home :lol: :lol:

Mine might be for sale for the right price. I'm wanting to buy a truck, so for $6000 firm (half what I got in it) it WILL make it home (I dont care where you live). PM for details.

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[Mackman]

LIVE TO RIDE AND RIDE TO LIVE

Harley is the only bike on the road. I have to get pics up of mine after i got it painted. This is the old paint job.