Another motorcycle question

[afterburn 549]

Originally Posted by aschen

i was in the texas hill contry this weekend. I saw alot of motorcycles arrive being toed to location.

The riders unload the bikes, go for day long rides, and then trailer them back to their homes. These were mostly cruisers.

To each his own, but I cant help but thinking these guys are kinda wooses.

NOT kind of , But for sure ! (wooses! )
With a full dose of Poser .
Wanabe
i can understand if you have a disability, but the majority ...........pooeey

[scottmandue]

Originally Posted by wdfifteen

Arthritis in my feet and toes made riding painful for me. I was faced with selling the BMW RT and getting a smaller, lighter bike, going with a trike, or getting a convertible. I sold the RT and bought a BMW Z3. Best decision I ever made.

Same reason I bought my Miata... except for me it was accepting that passing the big five oh meant that my reaction time is not what it used to be... and my healing time isn't what it used to be

I also don't judge the three wheeler crowd, or the biker trailer crowd, or the horribly impractical chopper crowd... or the sport bike crowd... whatever floats your boat.

[Brando]

Is steering a Harley with a trailer even more different than steering a Harley compared to other motorcycles?

[scottmandue]

Originally Posted by Brando

Is steering a Harley with a trailer even more different than steering a Harley compared to other motorcycles?

Motorcycle question: "Ape hanger bars"?

[Jeff Higgins]

Originally Posted by Brando

Is steering a Harley with a trailer even more different than steering a Harley compared to other motorcycles?

Who knows, but I would imagine steering a Harley on a trailer would be.

Why is my Harley like my Golden Retriever?

'Cause they both like riding in the back of my truck.