Thread: Getting power out of a harley

The Late , Robert Holden, rode a Harley 883 as his road-bike. He was often asked to explain why, and he just loved the sound, torque etc, of a bike that was only toddling along. He said he rode it for pleasure, and could still take in all the sights as he went. If it makes you happy....

Originally Posted by rewa

The Late , Robert Holden, rode a Harley 883 as his road-bike. He was often asked to explain why, and he just loved the sound, torque etc, of a bike that was only toddling along. He said he rode it for pleasure, and could still take in all the sights as he went. If it makes you happy....

Your last few words sum things up perfectly - you’re not buying a motorbike to make other people happy, likewise you aren’t buying one to make yourself miserable.

Some people don’t seem to be aware of that....