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[DesertHOG]

Yes, you are the only one.  I not only find the above comment terribly in poor taste, but also the Hitler video.  I think it only goes to prove my point even better.  It really affirms my point that so many Harley riders are selfish, unintelligent, and discriminatory. Clearly, CVO owners should be on the upper echelon in so far as class is concerned.  The best of the best, so to speak. This thread has certainly disapproven that theory though.

What makes the Hitler video funny is the context and the content with regard to Harley's and other motorcycles. There is nothing offensive about that video to anyone and particularly based on race, including Jews. And if the mere mention or thought of Hitler is offensive then you are just asking the world to forget that terrible bastard and the possibility that it could happen all over again if we all "just forget".

So rather than coming here, talking chit about Harleys, those that ride them and spewing your judgmental opinions that aren't based in fact, but purely on  appearance or a few bad apples - why don't you just slink away into the night.

[DesertHOG]

You're still here?

We all know that you really like it here and you like the people here.....your actions speak louder than your typed words.  You'll be here tomorrow and the next day, too.  You can't leave! 

  x2

[Joel]

The OP stated a problem with a bike. Well I had a problem with a bike also, after a long list of items replaced and a great dissapointment in this bike, that by the way is only a material thing, I knew how to ride that bike, I didn't try to hit a rev limiter or wonder how to change gears with out the clutch, I did talked with the owner of the dealership as I had all along, with respect. I treated them as I wanted to be treated. And with thousands of miles on that bike they bought it back for what I paid them for it.
What I read here is you bought a bike and blow the motor up, you were upset and voiced your feeling to the dealer and they told to eatsh it. I'm thinking that they had tats, beards smoking a cigar and laughed in your face. Thats too bad. Now you want to do your best to pass that taste left in your mouth on to others. Your sad, you can't hit the ball and want to take your bat home, so grab it off the ground and off you go.

[HebrewHarley]

Your sad, you can't hit the ball and want to take your bat home, so grab it off the ground and off you go.

English is not my first language, yet I still know the difference between your & you're.
You're: As in YOU ARE
Your: Belonging to someone

Grade three English sure is difficult, huh? 

[Ironhorse]

Yitzak,

You have definitely gotten the flavor of the many different types of individuals here. We are, as a collective, a very eclectic group. Please understand that no one person speaks for all of us. They do however speak for themselves. We represent the broad spectrum of the USA from all four corners of this nation. I will also include Canada and Mexico, our neighbors as we have members there too.

One thing you will find in each of us, is the desire to be who we are and do as we please, and that is what you are hearing tonight. The collective voices of individuals. This mix of people can be volatile and harmonious. In other countries, most of the population is made up of the indigenous people. In the USA, we are made up of people of ALL nations and cultures. There is no "one type of American". A quick look at our Olympic history reveals people named Yamaguchi, Spitz, Phelps, Boitano, Eruzione, O'Brien, Ali, Thorpe, Kerrigan, Fraizer, DeLaHoya, and Kwan. All of them 100% American, and all of them different. While these fine athletes may have been born here, their parents and grandparents may not have been. They may be Catholic, Protestant, Jewish, Buddhist, Muslim, or Hindu. It doesn't matter, they are Americans. Different by looks, color, language, faith, and appearance, but 100% American all the same. With this kind of a national foundation, I hope you can see why many here get upset when they are put in a general overall category. It doesn't work. To say that ALL HD riders have tatts, loud pipes, and act as hooligans is just not true. It is also not fair. It is what I call, Contempt Prior to Investigation, or judging a book by it's cover.

What you encountered in one day, at Alice', outside of Santa Cruz is NOT how ALL American Harley riders are. To pass judgment over ALL of us over this one thing is irresponsible. It is also unfair. I really hope you see that.

Speaking only for myself, I hope you buy another motorcycle, (Brand does not matter), and I hope you stick around. I hope you get to meet us, in the flesh, and see how different, and how alike we are.

Mark

[HebrewHarley]

What you encountered in one day, at Alice', outside of Santa Cruz is NOT how ALL American Harley riders are. To pass judgment over ALL of us over this one thing is irresponsible. It is also unfair. I really hope you see that.

I appreciate your note and I agree with all that you wrote. I would like to call your attention to the fact that I never said ALL HD riders are this way or that way. No, the concept of "ALL" HD riders being lumped in a category was created right here in this thread by the members of this forum.

Shalom ("peace"),
Yitzhak

[Major Tom]

Tom, yer writing skills impress me. May I sum it up in three words? 


TN

Yes you may

[skratch]

English is not my first language, yet I still know the difference between your & you're.
You're: As in YOU ARE
Your: Belonging to someone

Grade three English sure is difficult, huh? 

no need to be a dick about it.  i'm sure the poster knows the difference as well.  tiny phone keyboards, and autocorrect has made more than one person look like they can't spell.

you hate long mustached, tattooed bikers who don't wear ATTGAT?  well, i hate grammar police.  the whole point of words is to communicate.  did you not know what he meant even though your was swapped for you're?  if you did, then mission accomplished.

[262 CVO 16]

I appreciate your note and I agree with all that you wrote. I would like to call your attention to the fact that I never said ALL HD riders are this way or that way. No, the concept of "ALL" HD riders being lumped in a category was created right here in this thread by the members of this forum.

Shalom ("peace"),

Refusing to associate with a Brand because of the people that use it - IS implying ALL. This isn't an assumption, it's your words.  Too late, you've stepped in it, and it smells.  Take care. I'll be removing my notifications about this thread. Enjoy you're next trend or bandwagon!
Yitzhak

[HebrewHarley]

you hate long mustached, tattooed bikers who don't wear ATTGAT?  well, i hate grammar police.  the whole point of words is to communicate.  did you not know what he meant even though your was swapped for you're?  if you did, then mission accomplished.

Nope. I don't mind people not wearing all the gear. It's their call

[2k]

GOOD BY you narrow minded dipchit......and yes I know the difference between by & bye, also the difference between whole-hearted & hole-azzed.

[TN]

Yes you may

Go screw yerself ........................................am I close?



TN

[bigchuck]

English is not my first language, yet I still know the difference between your & you're.
You're: As in YOU ARE
Your: Belonging to someone

Grade three English sure is difficult, huh? 

Your absolutely write.

[ultrarider123]

If'n heed jus reed sum uv de postes awl us'n's half ritten heer, heed reealyze we's ownlee a'trian two hecksplane hour poynt uv vew.

Ain't Ainglish a phuny laingwidge?

Yitsak, may the grace of God be with you always.

Vaya con Dios; I cum Deo; lekh eem ha-eloHEEM; Geh mit Gott; Aller avec Dieu; Go with God, sir.

[Fired00d]

HebrewHarley why don't you PassMeABeer.... truth will set you free.

 
Ride Safe,
Fired00d