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Title: The sad tale of “Johnny”, a second hand account of why Harley’s matter...
Post by: SIKBIRD on July 26, 2018, 08:29:57 PM
So after reading so many negative comments about the MoCo (I tend to agree with most and get frustrated too), I thought I’d come on and share a true story that I find entertaining and heart wrenching.  I have changed the poor sap’s name to protect him from further embarrassment as it is quite an unusual name.  Here goes...

So Johnny was faithfully married for 20+ years to a woman that would never let him ride a motorcycle.  Well, as it happens so often, Johnny and Mrs. Johnny eventually divorced.  Johnny, licking his wounds, decided he was finally going to get a motorcycle.  Johnny, looked at Harley’s but finally decided with the recent financial disaster that divorce usually causes, he was just going to buy a bike that, in his opinion “looked just like a Harley” but 1/3 of the price. Johnny bought that Jap bike and proceeded to install straight pipes, windshield, and saddlebags...finally Johnny’s bike was complete and again, in his opinion “looked and now sounded just like a Harley”.

Fast-forward a year or so and Johnny has become an avid rider and rides every chance he gets.  So Johnny, with his new found taste for life, decided it was time to date again.  He began riding to bike nights and eventually other bars and restaurants.  One particular evening, Johnny, in his full motorcycle garb began chatting up a lovely woman. Over the course of several hours he and this woman had become VERY friendly.  Motorcycles came up during the conversation a few times and nearing the end of the evening, Johnny decided it was time to seal the deal by showing her his pride and joy Jap bike which he had ridden that night.  Well, she loved motorcycles and was eager to see his.  About 1/2 way to the door, she says to him “it’s a Harley right?” To which he said no but it looks and sounds just like one.  She stopped dead in her tracks and said never mind, I’ve got to go to the bathroom, Johnny was confused but said ok, she turned and walked toward the bathroom, he sat down at the bar and she never came back, presumably slipping out the back door.

The next week Johnny traded his Jap bike in on a Heritage Softail.

I wanted to tell this true story to remind us all that while the MoCo certainly has issues, they still build the most loved and respected motorcycles in the USA and most of us wouldn’t ride anything else!
Title: Re: The sad tale of “Johnny”, a second hand account of why Harley’s matter...
Post by: oe542bob on July 26, 2018, 09:19:21 PM
Ok “Johnny”, thanks for sharing the story!
Title: Re: The sad tale of “Johnny”, a second hand account of why Harley’s matter...
Post by: SIKBIRD on July 26, 2018, 09:22:59 PM
Ok “Johnny”, thanks for sharing the story!

Haha! I’ve never owned a Heritage!
Title: Re: The sad tale of “Johnny”, a second hand account of why Harley’s matter...
Post by: DesertHOG on July 26, 2018, 10:21:00 PM
I get LOTS of compliments on my BMW K1600GT but I get MORE on my HD FLTRXS.

Title: Re: The sad tale of “Johnny”, a second hand account of why Harley’s matter...
Post by: smkymtnboy on July 26, 2018, 10:29:01 PM
2 lessons here. johnny cannot afford the harley due to divorce. what makes him him think he can afford another woman who insists on a harley. ride the jap and forget about another woman and soon he can afford any harley they build. understand i have nothing against jap bikes. just do not want one. before, anybody gets upset with hate posts and emails i am just having a little fun.
Title: Re: The sad tale of “Johnny”, a second hand account of why Harley’s matter...
Post by: Major Tom on July 27, 2018, 04:52:01 AM
Johnny needs to fish in a different pond......


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Title: Re: The sad tale of “Johnny”, a second hand account of why Harley’s matter...
Post by: mark on July 27, 2018, 07:57:25 AM
When asked "it's a Harley, right," Johnny's reply should have been "of course." Both would have ridden away happy.
Title: Re: The sad tale of “Johnny”, a second hand account of why Harley’s matter...
Post by: zigzag930 on July 27, 2018, 08:08:45 AM
Perhaps he could have said "that depends.... are those tits real?"
Title: Re: The sad tale of “Johnny”, a second hand account of why Harley’s matter...
Post by: bluegoose on July 27, 2018, 09:56:44 AM
Another true story.

Title: Re: The sad tale of “Johnny”, a second hand account of why Harley’s matter...
Post by: ultrarider123 on July 27, 2018, 10:28:43 AM
Perhaps he could have said "that depends.... are those tits real?"
Title: Re: The sad tale of “Johnny”, a second hand account of why Harley’s matter...
Post by: guppytrash on July 27, 2018, 12:08:51 PM
Maybe a true story, but that is one lucky dude?
He should have ran at full speed to get away from that.

By the way if your tool of attracting women is the brand of motorcycle you ride...  You may be the tool.
Title: Re: The sad tale of “Johnny”, a second hand account of why Harley’s matter...
Post by: BigLew on July 27, 2018, 12:24:39 PM
Another true story.
Now that's funny!

BigLew
Title: Re: The sad tale of “Johnny”, a second hand account of why Harley’s matter...
Post by: guppytrash on July 27, 2018, 02:19:41 PM
Johnny needs to fish in a different pond......


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I always told my 50ish year old single buddy he was now fishing in the nuclear pond. 

The fish in that pond where not keepers or they had already been caught and thrown back! 
Title: Re: The sad tale of “Johnny”, a second hand account of why Harley’s matter...
Post by: ultra13 on July 27, 2018, 08:07:33 PM
Good stuff guys. I met my girl at a biker party through a mutual friend. I can tell you if she didn't like bikes and riding it wouldn't of happened with us. A common passion is so important in a relationship. She and I only know 1 brand of bike....H/D! I hear the gripes on this forum but if it wasn't for Harley I wouldn't be riding!!   Lets hear some good stuff now... ;D