TK4
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Harley-Davidson Announces End Of EVO Sportster Production
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Is it fair game now to "explain" to future new Harley owners how they are not riding a real motorcycle? Asking for a friend...
You make a good point. I expect there will be quite a few of the faithful who view the new bikes as unworthy of the logo.
From what I’m seeing, i think the real Harley mindset is changing. Although some will never change the way of thinking.
TK4
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The Faithful are aging out. It will be interesting to see what happens going forward.
The wannabe HA's are still alive and well.
There is a guy down the street from me in his 30's that rents a basement apartment and does not have a pot to piss in.
He is making payments on a new Roadglide, not a base model either.
There is a guy down the street from me in his 30's that rents a basement apartment and does not have a pot to piss in.
He is making payments on a new Roadglide, not a base model either.
Mad Mike
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Definitely fair. I have no interest in anything new from Harley. Even the touring bikes which I've enjoyed renting are ridiculously quiet and smooth. Quiet and smooth is Honda's game. When I switched to Harley it was because I was looking at cruisers, why by a Harley wannabe when I can have the real deal. Now that the Harley enthusiast pool is drying up they are trying to compete with the Germans and Japanese which they can't do. If I wanted a well engineered, smooth, quiet bike I'd buy the real deal. And that's not a Harley. I think I'd be more likely to buy a new Royal Enfield then a new Harley wannabe Harley.
So many like that but with high end cell phones and a BMW.
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