I had an idea for a sticker, similar to the "one less car" stickers people put on bicycles, but to make some that say "One Less Harley." I'd put one on my bike. There are very very few Harleys I would own. Most of the stock ones look completely stupid.
I was down by the beach a few weeks ago and there was a group of guys with Harleys parked there, and by guys I mean they were a bunch of d-bag frat boys, Paul JR OCC fan boys, and fat thug MMA wannabe's. They kept yelling to everyone who went by on a bike that wasn't a Harley about how they sucked and had a "lawnmower," were yelling at girls asses who walked by, and just being plain fucking annoying. Was completely embarrassing to watch. What were they riding? A big LED covered bagger, a completely stock fat bob, and a softail that would have been cool had they not repainted it with a silver and lime green tribal design. I saw some of this same group maybe a week ago weaving through traffic in going like 50 in a 35 revving their engines like goons. These are the people I generally think of when I think of Harley.
The other day I saw a guy riding on old flat head, covered in rust almost completely, budweiser can jockey shift, fishtail exhaust, uncovered rusty solo seat pan, etc, and it may have been the coolest bike I've ever seen. These are the people I wish I thought of when I think of motorcycles.
I was down by the beach a few weeks ago and there was a group of guys with Harleys parked there, and by guys I mean they were a bunch of d-bag frat boys, Paul JR OCC fan boys, and fat thug MMA wannabe's. They kept yelling to everyone who went by on a bike that wasn't a Harley about how they sucked and had a "lawnmower," were yelling at girls asses who walked by, and just being plain fucking annoying. Was completely embarrassing to watch. What were they riding? A big LED covered bagger, a completely stock fat bob, and a softail that would have been cool had they not repainted it with a silver and lime green tribal design. I saw some of this same group maybe a week ago weaving through traffic in going like 50 in a 35 revving their engines like goons. These are the people I generally think of when I think of Harley.
The other day I saw a guy riding on old flat head, covered in rust almost completely, budweiser can jockey shift, fishtail exhaust, uncovered rusty solo seat pan, etc, and it may have been the coolest bike I've ever seen. These are the people I wish I thought of when I think of motorcycles.