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Discussion in 'For Sale, Trade/Swap, Wanted' started by fiveofakind, Nov 2, 2019.

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    fiveofakind Well-Known Member

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    i dont want to buy an ;)HD after i cut my teeth
     
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    Considering its faster, handles better, stops quicker, does more MPG, I wouldn't want to trade down to a Harley, either !!
     
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    I "cut my teeth' on a 75' sportster [shovelhead].
    I didn't know any better at the time.
    I do now.
     
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    k-moe Pie, Bacon, Bourbon. Moderator Premium Member

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    There is noting wrong with an HD. Especially those built before 1974.
     
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    they're easy to work on.
     
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    I had a sportster with factory chrome frame. so long ago think it was a 1968
     
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    The stater bike for a big HD I thought was a older style Goldwing? Get an old 78 gl1000 or 1100, good trainer for a HD. Not too sure if I will ever own a HD, maybe a XB12 someday but not one of the other type. I did see this yr HD is coming out with some Triumph looking clones, Scramblers I think.
     
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    In my ad, the reference to "cutting their teeth" was in regards to the late '70s and early '80s where a lot of bike riders were into Hondas and other Jap bikes ......more dependable than Harleys at that time.....and cheaper too....
     
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