Is this the ultimate Harley Davidson modification?

**cave weta** · 8th August 2010, 16:14

well you all know how much I love these gorgeous examples of engineering refinement.....

I never dreamed that I would see a kit to convert your Harley Davidson Heritage Squidgetail into a golf cart

http://www.gogocaddy.com/media.html

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**2wheeldrifter** · 8th August 2010, 16:28

What the hell else are they good for?

**SMOKEU** · 8th August 2010, 17:17

Originally Posted by 2wheeldrifter

What the hell else are they good for?

They make good boat anchors, or so I've heard.

**FJRider** · 8th August 2010, 17:28

Why not .... The off-road abilities of the marque, are nothing less than legendary ....

**Big Dave** · 8th August 2010, 17:36

Originally Posted by FJRider

Why not .... The off-road abilities of the marque, are nothing less than legendary ....

Yup.

**Rogue Rider** · 8th August 2010, 17:59

now thats going nuts.......... next they will have baby seats and shopping baskets on the front.....

**Shadows** · 8th August 2010, 21:33

That's got to be right up there as far as incredibly homosexual things to do with a motorcycle go.

**Banditbandit** · 9th August 2010, 08:46

Yeah .. I can just see hordes of long-haired, long bearded warriors on Harelys racing across Amerika terrorizing the citizenary with Golf Clubs ???

**dogsnbikes** · 9th August 2010, 10:07

this is rather close though

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http://www.harleyferguson.com/

**Big Dave** · 9th August 2010, 10:27

The road king pictured above is now fitted with the 103 cube engine and I find it's of the most enjoyable-to-ride bikes on the market.

Handles very well for the class of vehicle, excellent brakes, rates very well in reliability surveys, lovely character engine that is cheap to service, very positive dealer ratings, excellent resale values, unlimited accessories and from the OP - customising options. It's the number 2 selling big-bike brand in NZ for a lot of reasons.

I call my Buell 'The Tractor' as it can at least go a little bit off road.

**Crasherfromwayback** · 9th August 2010, 11:02

Originally Posted by Big Dave

The road king pictured above is now fitted with the 103 cube engine and I find it's of the most enjoyable-to-ride bikes on the market.

Handles very well for the class of vehicle, excellent brakes, rates very well in reliability surveys, lovely character engine that is cheap to service, very positive dealer ratings, excellent resale values, unlimited accessories and from the OP - customising options. It's the number 2 selling big-bike brand in NZ for a lot of reasons.

I call my Buell 'The Tractor' as it can at least go a little bit off road.

While that's all true BD...you're wasting your time trying to educate the plebs with the blinkers on.

**Big Dave** · 9th August 2010, 11:56

Originally Posted by Crasherfromwayback

While that's all true BD...you're wasting your time trying to educate the plebs with the blinkers on.

Do I critique what you do for fun? Huh? Do I? Huh?

**Crasherfromwayback** · 9th August 2010, 12:00

Originally Posted by Big Dave

Do I critique what you do for fun? Huh? Do I? Huh?

Hahaha...no. But there's a difference between fun and beating your head against a brick wall. Surely that's not fun?

**Big Dave** · 9th August 2010, 12:05

Originally Posted by Crasherfromwayback

Hahaha...no. But there's a difference between fun and beating your head against a brick wall. Surely that's not fun?

'Beat me' says the Masochist. 'No' said the Sadist.

It's practice/fodder for paid writing.

Going to the release next month. Maybe - I need to see what bikes first if I can - if they have 103's to test I'm in - if it's mainly about the new sportys we better send someone who fits them better.