NauticalGent
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This particular bike costs 15k.I wonder how much does it cost.
My father was very strict. We had three rules we could never disobey. The second one was : Never ride a bike. It will costs you your life.
Later when I grew up, I was too busy with life and never had the opportunity to ride one. I've always wondered how it feels riding a bike. But never was able to experience it.
During all my life, I've lost three dear ones in bike accidents, but never lost the hope of having my own bike.
Then it was the marriage and with it came the kids. I was too occupied with life to be able to invest time on a new world out of my reach.
And now I'm too old for a new challenge. But I really liked how it looks. Just like a road star.
Guaranteed.I am sure after she rides the Scout, it will be a done deal...
Not yet, gotta take care of Sunday routine first... Being the patriarch is no easy task...Have you been playing with the build your own webpage?
https://www.indianmotorcycle.com/en...uiser&CatalogContentId=671745__CatalogContent
Must be what makes it so sexy...!Looks like an AK47. Must be a weapon of mass destruction. It needs to be banned
Only if they catch me...I'm liking my oddsJust don't take it to a mass shooting You'll be arrested.
Not sure. Since it IS US bike, AND older than HD, they might allow it. Moke might have some insight on that one.I wonder if the Hells Angels will be allowed to ride them.
Check this out:I wonder if the Hells Angels will be allowed to ride them.
Totally agree. Many years ago I hired a 250cc while holidaying in Corfu. It put hairs on my chest! I felt manly! Great fun and gave an immense sense of freedom.True, riding can be dangerous, but there is nothing like it!
If you can, borrow a friend's or take a test drive...if it makes your blood pump, then get one. You're never too old to live my friend!
I know a few members and hangers-on but none with Indians - yet. Some of the people who've said their next bikes is an Indian were "81"Not sure. Since it IS US bike, AND older than HD, they might allow it. Moke might have some insight on that one.
Agree on all counts. I have never ridden the Vulcan, but everyone I know who has, echo your words.A Hardly Driveable is a terrible overpriced rubbish bike. They are unreliable and you can't use them in the rain or wintertime as the salt on roads corrodes the engine and chrome. If you're desperate for a cruiser style bike, get a Japanese one, I had a kawasaki vulcan and it was fab, in fact, I took my bike test on it.
Col