We may not have built these machines, but everyone that uses this site has had their hands in them in one way or another. That's more impressive to me than people with bikes that HAVE to pay others to work on them. There's nothing wrong with taking it to a shop if you get in over your head, the point is, the people that write in here at least try first.
Everyone's bringing in their bikes... prepping them for Sturgis. Their main complaint is that their harley buddies are all packing their trucks and or rentin' trailers! Sure is nice having an old bike that's comfortable to ride and reliable enough to make the trip.
Guy came in last week to get his Victory serviced, had his harley buddy with him. They were looking at my bike, and harleyboy started makin' wise with the cracks.
I walked out of the shop..."Hey tough-guy... wanna race?"
But before he could open his gob to reply, his buddy said,
"Better not, Jake... That's an in-line 4!"
Pinheads!
Everyone's bringing in their bikes... prepping them for Sturgis. Their main complaint is that their harley buddies are all packing their trucks and or rentin' trailers! Sure is nice having an old bike that's comfortable to ride and reliable enough to make the trip.
Guy came in last week to get his Victory serviced, had his harley buddy with him. They were looking at my bike, and harleyboy started makin' wise with the cracks.
I walked out of the shop..."Hey tough-guy... wanna race?"
But before he could open his gob to reply, his buddy said,
"Better not, Jake... That's an in-line 4!"
Pinheads!
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