[njfatz]

Ever wonder why someone riding a Harley looks so pissed off?
Ride one and you will see…

 

[fpmlt]

Is this humor?
If it is, you're going to have to explain it to me.
I ride a Harley, so type slowly and use single syllable words.

 

[johnbaker15]

I don't own one but have ridden a few... they are great as long as you follow the straight lines on the road.

 

[DaveDragon]

I put 80,000 miles on a 67 FLH, and have the kidney damage to prove it.
I enjoyed the old-school bike thing, but not the brakes, suspension, weight, balance, electrical system, chrome, acceleration, handling, vibration and a few other minor deficiencies associated with 1940's technology; but the rest was great!

 

[leod029]

Ride one? Take an LT on a nice long road trip, the most Harleys that you will see are on the trailer being hauled to some place that's "scenic".

 

[DaveDragon]

I live about 125 miles from Daytona, depending on the route you take. Every time there is a bike event in Daytona, I see my neighbors loading their HD's on trailers for the "Trek" to Daytona.

I usually just blast over and back the same day, and always enjoy the ride.

 

[fpmlt]

All true. But my original question still stands:
Was the original post humor?

 

[zippy_gg]

Ride what you like, like what you ride!

 

[garyw]

All true. But my original question still stands:
Was the original post humor?

I must agree with you. Before the LT I put 98,000 miles on a Super Glide. I enjoyed every mile and unless it was raining had a smile on my face. Never left me stranded.

 

[petevandyke]

As long as we're posting non-jokes, I have one

A priest, a rabbi and Jon Steward walk into a bar. The bartender says, "what will you have."



har har

 

[Knife]

I've never ridden an HD, but I did stay at a Holiday Inn Express last night.

Correction, I have ridden a Buell. Is that the same?

 

[BennyBob]

All true. But my original question still stands:
Was the original post humor?

It's all in the timing. It's like open mic night, Some just don't work out.