From: Turby on
On Thu, 14 Jun 2007 14:16:53 GMT, "Dave" <dspear99ca(a)yahoo.delete.com>
wrote:

>I knew this was a losing battle when I jumped in, just wanted to get some
>discussion going.

IOW, trolling.

--
Turby the Turbosurfer
From: Rayvan on
On Jun 14, 7:16 am, "Dave" <dspear9...(a)yahoo.delete.com> wrote:

> not for the "cool sound"? Interesting that Suzuki can get 153HP out of a
> 1300cc motor which is relatively quiet while HD struggles to get 100HP and
> only then with incredibly expensive mods and a sound that, according to
> another post, will "wake the dead".

Yeah, well. HP isn't everything. Some of us just don't like cheap-
plastic throw-away bikes that cost way too much to maintain and sound
like a sewing machine.
--
Rayvan

From: Two Wheels Good, Four Wheels Bad on
On Jun 14, 1:23?am, Turby <turbosur...(a)beach.comber> wrote:

> The Krusty Kritter changes his handle every so often, but he never
> changes his stripes.

Bite me. No. Bite Thumper.

From: Dave on

"Rayvan" <rvannuland(a)cachevision.com> wrote in message
news:1181842446.926195.61960(a)i13g2000prf.googlegroups.com...
> On Jun 14, 7:16 am, "Dave" <dspear9...(a)yahoo.delete.com> wrote:
>
>
> Yeah, well. HP isn't everything. Some of us just don't like cheap-
> plastic throw-away bikes that cost way too much to maintain and sound
> like a sewing machine.
> --
> Rayvan
>
I've got a '73 Honda CB750K3 in my garage with more than 80,000 miles on it.
I'd say that'd beat out 99% of the bikes on the road for longevity.

And cost, come on let's be serious! Are you saying HD's tend to be cheaper
to purchase, insure, maintain or repair? What kind of joke is that?

My '99 VFR800FI has gear-driven cams and I love the sound... now that you
mention it it DOES sort of sound like a sewing machine 'till you wind it up.
Oh, and a previous owner took all the plastic off (with no tools!) except
for the windscreen... don't worry, it's metal underneath.


From: Thumper on

"Two Wheels Good, Four Wheels Bad" <rechazo.todo(a)gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1181843958.433727.30680(a)q19g2000prn.googlegroups.com...
> On Jun 14, 1:23?am, Turby <turbosur...(a)beach.comber> wrote:
>
>> The Krusty Kritter changes his handle every so often, but he never
>> changes his stripes.
>
> Bite me. No. Bite Thumper.

Eat me, Trix are for kids.

Thumper
>


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