harleys

For a year and a half I had a '66 sportster. Wicked bike.
I bought it for $500 used, from a guy raising cash. A good buddy wanted me to have a bike so we could ride together and he heard about this sale. We went to see the owner, he was about 18, I guess. They were sitting around listening to the Rolling Stones--that Octagonal shaped album and sniffing glue out of baggies. Come back tomorrow. Next day we go up there and I get on behind this guy. We drop over the hills that go down to the Ohio river bottoms on some back roads and come out to the 4 lane taking us back to his house. The grade on this road is steep, probably 100' in a mile. So, he assumes I want to go fast and pegs the throttle. I clamped my hands on to him, I wasn't going off the back alone. :lol: As we got to the top of the hill I finally adjusted enough to look over his shoulder at the spedometer bouncing between 110-120. We got back to his house and I counted out $500 for the title. Anyway, after 18 months I needed to trade cars and I sold it to a guy for $600. In between was fun but I'm done with that.
 
Q: What's the similarity between a harley and a german shepherd?

A: they spend most of their time in the back of pick up trucks



Just never been a harley fan
 
Every motorcycle I ever rode ended up riding me.

Some things go together, me and motorcycles ain't one of them. :frowns:
 
I've owned several HDs. The AMF years were crap but today they truly make one of the most dependable bikes on the road. If I knew how to post pics I would show y'all the Street Glide I customized a couple years ago.
 
I've crashed a couple bikes, worst accidents were always at the lowest speeds on the smallest bikes... broke my leg at 15 MPH on a honda CT70, crashed my CBR1000 at 50 MPH around a corner and didn't have a scratch... bike looked worse, but still rode it home and after a little TLC put another 15,000 miles on it, and then sold it for what i bought it for
 
only ever been on abike once never again...not a bike person I like a bit of tin around me, and the warmth of a heater.
My Husband has had two near death misses on a bike, he wont ride anymore, thank the Lord.
Sons friend has just been paralised by a bike accident, and a few month ago his other friend was killed, thankfully that has turned him off of them on the road now.
 

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