I think I read somewhere that Harleys are intentionally loud. It started in the early days when the motors weren't made very well, but when they were improved, customers complained that they didn't have the roar they wanted anymore. So now I believe they have both better engines and rumble.
WOW-EEEE. If I rented one of these in Menton, would you sit on the back ?
Laurie, coming from S Dakota, you probably grew up with these. I wonder if Jilly ever heard the story of Ruby Thursday. That was very moving, (the yarn about the German Shepherd), and a good murder mystery to boot.
Shiny, fascinating - anyone want a Harley? This one was parked along Avenue Princesse Grace not far from the Portier roundabout.
One of these strolled past us on the autoroute. What a racket! I can't quite see the attraction....Sorry.
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Oh, but I can! And that's what makes the world go 'round!
ReplyDeleteAdmit it, Jilly. It's yours. ;^)
ReplyDeleteI think I read somewhere that Harleys are intentionally loud. It started in the early days when the motors weren't made very well, but when they were improved, customers complained that they didn't have the roar they wanted anymore. So now I believe they have both better engines and rumble.
WOW-EEEE.
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Laurie, coming from S Dakota, you probably grew up with these.
I wonder if Jilly ever heard the story of Ruby Thursday.
That was very moving, (the yarn about the German Shepherd), and a good murder mystery to boot.
Is it going for a bargain price?
ReplyDeleteThis is a beautiful bike. I thought i was biked out this week, but for this little beauty i have made an exception.
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