Harley Davidson motorcycle from Japan washes up on Canadian shore

[5150]

http://www.stuff.co.nz/world/videos/6835746

[Maha]

Low K's...only 14,000 Nautical Miles.

[Zedder]

Isn't that the new "Tsunami" watercooled model?

[BigAl]

Restoration project, anyone?

[5150]

I can't believe that Harley Davidson could actually float.

[5150]

Kind of off topic, but look at the HD forums where they are talking about it. Isin't it funny how they have a need to show off their rides pretty much on every post? HAHA


http://www.hdforums.com/forum/tourin...b-c-shore.html


They must either really, really love their bikes or just bunch of posers

[Zedder]

Delivery is free but very slow!

[sil3nt]

They must either really, really love their bikes or just bunch of posers

Just part of their 'signature'. No different to what I have just mines not as big

[tigertim20]

pretty trippy.
I read somewhere the other day that they expect quite a bit of tsunami stuff to start washing up over the next few months as the currents finally wash them ashore.
no doubt there will be more big stuff washing up!

[merv]

That looks like the back of a truck it was washed up in. Maybe it was in the process of being stolen at the time.

[Oblivion]

Its only a Harley. No great loss to the world.

[GrayWolf]

Kind of off topic, but look at the HD forums where they are talking about it. Isin't it funny how they have a need to show off their rides pretty much on every post? HAHA


http://www.hdforums.com/forum/tourin...b-c-shore.html


They must either really, really love their bikes or just bunch of posers

hahaha its like the surgically removable forarms.. so they can have 'this years' HD tattoo done

[Renegade]

i dont care what anyone says, if i found that washed up on the beach id be wrapped

[Ender EnZed]

So it turns out H-Ds are truely useless, it doesn't even make a decent anchor.

[Bob]

A Japanese-registered Harley Davidson motorcycle inside a Styrofoam-lined container has washed up on a remote stretch of the west coast of British Columbia, Canada.

The container and motorcycle was found by Peter Mark, who was exploring the isolate beach on Graham Island “You just never know what you’re going to stumble upon when you go for a drive, and lo and behold you just come across something that’s out of this world,”

The Harley, described as ‘a bit worse for wear from the salt water’, was registered in Miyagi Prefecture, the worst-hit part of Japan, some 6,000 kilometres away.