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    Quote Originally Posted by Iggy View Post
    And that said if and when you do, just remember where the footpegs are situated
    And there in lies some peoples ignorance. Just like Japanese bikes not all Harleys are the same....I know shock horror.

    Cummon you guys know I would eventually bite
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    Quote Originally Posted by Molly View Post
    However, as usual, mention Harleys amongst any group of bikers and some cock will dazzle you with his originality by regurgitating a tired old line about ‘agricultural’ bikes with ‘shit brakes’ that are ‘unreliable’ and over-priced.
    I would never say unreliable.

    Neither would I say overpriced. Exchange rates are the issue. When our dollar is doing well the prices aren't too bad at all - especially when one considers what kind of resale one will get a couple of years down the track.

    And yeah, maybe the brakes could sometimes be a touch better, but they're good enough. I've pulled up in time before when Jap bikes travelling at the same pace as me have not.

    Definately "agricultural" though. That's one of the main things I like about them. Stick your sewing machines up your arse!

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    Quote Originally Posted by piston broke View Post
    i would guess a great rider on a bad bike, will always beat a bad rider on a great bike,as the great rider will get home safely
    No idea mate,what i do know is that many supposed sport bike riders believe that purchase of said sportbike justifies endless posturing around rally sites and on week nights total belief that whatever crap they type out on a keyboard is fact,even more sad is the fact that in many cases they will go to there grave without knowing different.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Shadows View Post
    And yeah, maybe the brakes could sometimes be a touch better, but they're good enough.
    Dont need brakes...dont go fast enough
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    Quote Originally Posted by Iggy View Post
    So sorry to read of your loss but am sure that one day you will get the opportunity to ride a Harley. And that said if and when you do, just remember where the footpegs are situated By the way nothing wrong with an RG cos I almost bought one myself.
    One day, once I have had much more experience under my belt. I don't mind dropping the RG lol, I'd cry if it was anything else!

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    Quote Originally Posted by MadDuck View Post
    And there in lies some peoples ignorance. Just like Japanese bikes not all Harleys are the same....I know shock horror.

    Cummon you guys know I would eventually bite
    not trying to take the piss, was merely saying that being used to sportsbikes over the years and had my very first ride on a harley, surely you would understand that it takes awhile to get your bearings on a new experience. And I dont bite

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    [QUOTE=XxKiTtiExX;1982531]One day, once I have had much more experience under my belt. I don't mind dropping the RG lol, I'd cry if it was anything else![/QUOTE

    Very wise indeed , been nice to know you a little, be safe out there cheers IGGY

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    Quote Originally Posted by Iggy View Post
    not trying to take the piss, was merely saying that being used to sportsbikes over the years and had my very first ride on a harley, surely you would understand that it takes awhile to get your bearings on a new experience.
    Usually takes me about 100 metres.

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    Quote Originally Posted by James Deuce View Post
    Usually takes me about 100 metres.

    I like all bikes. Except ones that break down for no reason.
    YUP except it took me longer but she never broke down or I binned it, so was a happy chappy

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    Chao peoples its getting late so am logging off now, been a day to remember thats for sure. Cheers IGGY

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