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Video review : Harley Wide Glide v Victory Vegas v Triumph Thunderbird
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tdragger
Living Legend
I found that practically worthless.
Not the best bike.
Not the most comfortable ride.
Not the best price.
BUT IT HAS HISTORY.
Who gives a flying f'ck...
Not the best bike.
Not the most comfortable ride.
Not the best price.
BUT IT HAS HISTORY.
Who gives a flying f'ck...
Jamie
Living Legend
Agree. And it might soon BE history: Buell's liquidation... MV Agusta's protracted resale to its former owner... talks about moving out Milwaukee...
Jamie
Jamie
RocketDaryl
Top Fuel
That vid will have the natives restless in no time. lol
Non HD riders will NEVER understand the HD vibe and HD riders will NEVER understand the non HD riders mindset. It's a futile discussion, yet everyone loves to waste time on it.
Michael Neeves put it best in the Kawa 1600, Victory Vegas and Triumph T-Bird shootout (T-Bird and Vegas were a draw in that one) when he said:
"We call this test the "Best of the rest" because we're not including Harley because for those that want a Harley nothing else will do so there's no point in testing others against it."
That pretty much sums up the loyal HD crowd and your comments pretty much sum up the non HD crowd. Bottom line, it eats the non HD crowd's crawl that HD has such a following though they have the least performing bike. It eats the HD crowd's crawl that someone would dare to question the "lifestyle".
Non HD riders will NEVER understand the HD vibe and HD riders will NEVER understand the non HD riders mindset. It's a futile discussion, yet everyone loves to waste time on it.
Michael Neeves put it best in the Kawa 1600, Victory Vegas and Triumph T-Bird shootout (T-Bird and Vegas were a draw in that one) when he said:
"We call this test the "Best of the rest" because we're not including Harley because for those that want a Harley nothing else will do so there's no point in testing others against it."
That pretty much sums up the loyal HD crowd and your comments pretty much sum up the non HD crowd. Bottom line, it eats the non HD crowd's crawl that HD has such a following though they have the least performing bike. It eats the HD crowd's crawl that someone would dare to question the "lifestyle".
nox273
.060 Over
The other 2 are making their own history. It would start something like this.
"The demise of Harley Davidson came about because"
You fill in the rest.
"The demise of Harley Davidson came about because"
You fill in the rest.
saboteur
Turbocharged
RocketDaryl says: Non HD riders will NEVER understand the HD vibe and HD riders will NEVER understand the non HD riders mindset. It's a futile discussion, yet everyone loves to waste time on it.
Daryl, it sounds exactly like you're comparing religions!
Daryl, it sounds exactly like you're comparing religions!
Maltese demon
.020 Over
R3's eat harleys for breakfast
My reasoning on getting a R3, after owning a HD fatboy, was an R3 makes a harley look like a scooter!
My reasoning on getting a R3, after owning a HD fatboy, was an R3 makes a harley look like a scooter!
RocketDaryl
Top Fuel
To the Harley crowd, it IS a religion. Most of my friends are HARD CORE HD types that wouldn't dream of owning any other bike. It really blows their mind that I like pretty much all styles, makes and models of bikes. I tell them all the time that "I rarely meet a bike I don't like". I'm truly an anomaly to them.
I had a harley superglide when i bought the rocket, my friend and i rode a few times and when i got off the rocket to get on the harley that was exactly how it felt, of course after the rocket any bike will feel that wayMy reasoning on getting a R3, after owning a HD fatboy, was an R3 makes a harley look like a scooter!
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