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I like them, but don’t want one. The engine on a standard 1200 is lovely but you def need the norty pipes as out the box it is pitifully quiet
I like them, but don’t want one. The engine on a standard 1200 is lovely but you def need the norty pipes as out the box it is pitifully quiet
I still wouldn’t buy one, but I did finally get where this type of bike has an appeal
Ridden this bike another couple of time since, most recently coming back from Shelsley Walsh to home, a lovely 15 mile ride that meanders through some of the most beautiful countryside you could hope to see. I have to say I really enjoyed myself, just cruising along the HD the perfect partner for a chilled ride.
I have been and continue to be tempted by the brand, I think from the end of the year on though the appeal of a new Harley will diminsh as they are being strangled by Euro4 emission rules and I think will be going LC from now on. I don’t think it will be Harley’s deathbed but it will bloody hurt them as they will become what the Jap bike manufacturers have been building but worse as they have not had the time to re-invent the wheel like they have.
I have been and continue to be tempted by the brand, I think from the end of the year on though the appeal of a new Harley will diminsh as they are being strangled by Euro4 emission rules and I think will be going LC from now on. I don’t think it will be Harley’s deathbed but it will bloody hurt them as they will become what the Jap bike manufacturers have been building but worse as they have not had the time to re-invent the wheel like they have.
Interesting points. Have you tried an Indian or a Victory?
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