Eyesa Horg

Oops, missed that one. You are absolutely right!

Sweet Pan!

Just what the hell did she say?

Aw, saw that video previously. It's just a blank video on this thread on my phone!

It's just a blank to me

There should be a law!

If you stay well grounded

Shocking differences!

Some of the old Ford trucks did too. At least early thirties for sure.

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holster brass

And expect me to help pay it off.

Took my BSA for a putt with a cast on my left leg and a cast on my right wrist. Had to use thumb and finger to work the throttle. That was a couple weeks after nearly getting killed by a cage driver on the XLCH! Cages and blue heads are very dangerous to bikers. Now I'm in the blue head category.

I had a buddy like that when the Kawasaki Z1-900 came out. Gotta admit the thing was a grin. 0 to 100 before you could let go of the throttle! But I only encountered a 90° corner downhill at 80 on an unknown back road! Stone wall straight ahead, still don't know how I did it with a passenger and the first time I'd driven it! Ah, to be young and foolish again! Maybe not

Although sometimes comical to read what grown men, me included whine about. Typical of real life Saloon!

I did and enjoyed it. Kinda like calling you a rice burner! No offense taken or intended! The important thing is keeping your face in the wind and the shiny side up.

Thank you

Overall, I agree with Blackwater. However, we referred to them as "bowling ball" Harleys.

They look Australian

My first Harley was a 68 XLCH chopper! Sometimes it started, sometimes it didn't .

Sure is the truth with a 90# Rottweiler.

You've got camels too?!

I've learned over the years, when a deal such as that comes up, get it loaded and removed now! What a bummer to lose out on that one. I once paid a guy for a pan head engine and waited til the weekend to pick it up. It was gone and he claimed he "knows" it was me that took it. Out the motor and the $500. Can't find em for that anymore!

Won't happen

Gotta love beer by the JUG!