Harley Davidson parade
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05-14-2009, 02:55 PM
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You wouldn't even take some of the new Harleys? Some of their new ones, my favorite being the V-Rod are sweet. Not the ape hanger stereotypical image of a Harley, but a cross between them and the crotch rockets.
But for the straight piping it, it's up to you. I don't know how these trucks sound straight piped, but I do want to get myself an e-cutout sometime, I hope it'll sound nice. It's all on you, if you want to cut off your muffler.
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But for the straight piping it, it's up to you. I don't know how these trucks sound straight piped, but I do want to get myself an e-cutout sometime, I hope it'll sound nice. It's all on you, if you want to cut off your muffler.
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05-14-2009, 10:48 PM
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But let us know how the parade goes, probably better not take the muffler off just for that, not with all the hassle that would be.
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05-15-2009, 12:29 AM
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yeh right hot chicks huh... the ones you will have in the back of the pickup probly dont have the backseat of a Harley to sit on but still want to participate.
I have both a V-rod and a Heritage Softail and nothing beats the ride of a Harley although it is often imitated. I used to be a sportbike rider, last bike was a 92 ZX-7R(a real R). It was time to grow up and stop goofing around on the road and start to be serious. Life is too precious to be doing stupid tricks on bikes and going 100 everywhere. Besides my significant other wanted comfort and I wanted brotherhood and respect from fellow riders. And one day you younger riders will realize you'll get more tang with a HOG than with a crotch rocket.
I have both a V-rod and a Heritage Softail and nothing beats the ride of a Harley although it is often imitated. I used to be a sportbike rider, last bike was a 92 ZX-7R(a real R). It was time to grow up and stop goofing around on the road and start to be serious. Life is too precious to be doing stupid tricks on bikes and going 100 everywhere. Besides my significant other wanted comfort and I wanted brotherhood and respect from fellow riders. And one day you younger riders will realize you'll get more tang with a HOG than with a crotch rocket.
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05-15-2009, 01:01 AM
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05-15-2009, 01:20 AM
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well it depends on if you like mid controls or you feel ok with your feet sticking forward while your leaning forward to. Wish mine had the mid controls of the street rod or the muscle. Its fast but with your feet out like that and all it sure isnt the most comfortable position to go fast in. Thats why I go tthe Heritage for the comfort.
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