What's your favorite comeback line??

[jthomp57]

Mine cost less and takes me the same places.

[big worm]

one of mine is "of course its not... thats why i bought it !!!!"

[SummitJim]

Originally Posted by Toy4Bob

my favorite.

Went on a summer trip and for the first time ever walked into a HD store, several actually, where they didn't sell motorcycles. I had never seen or heard of this before. I said where are the motorcycles, and my buddy said they just sell HD stuff here.... I laughed, and had absolutely nothing to look at. I do enjoy looking at HD bikes, but not just "stuff" LOL

Yeah, I was surprised to find an HD store in the tourist area of North Beach in San Francisco that sells only clothing. No bikes. WTH??

[Bill Braske]

Originally Posted by SummitJim

Yeah, I was surprised to find an HD store in the tourist area of North Beach in San Francisco that sells only clothing. No bikes. WTH??

There's one like that in Eureka Springs, AR, too.

[pcarrell]

I'd venture to guess that HD makes WAY more profit on the stuff then they do the bikes.

[big worm]

lol and all made in CHINA with american pride... lmfao

[rburton1224]

Originally Posted by whoaru99

I bought the Kawasaki because I was a little leery of buying a motorcycle at a clothing store.

I love this one. I am certain I will use it over and over and over and...well; you get the point.

[angelo]

Well, most times I say, "yeah, you have a beautiful bike."

With my Vulcan, I used to say, "couldn't afford one."

With my Concours I say, "they're too slow."

All three are true. Plus, I don't look good in pirate gear. Think it looks cool, but not on me ;-)

[smedlin]

Nuff Said.

[Bill Braske]

Originally Posted by big worm

lol and all made in CHINA with american pride... lmfao

I make eyeglasses for a living. Harley Davidson is one of our more recent brands, and the company is making a big push because the signage is so recognizeable (and readily available). When we see someone (they seem to come in couples) come in dressed in their Garanimals, we know they're only interested in looking at one brand, and it's almost always true.

Funny thing, most frames have the country of origin labeling silk-screened on like the rest of the frame markings. HD frames have a tiny "Made In China" sticker applied. Presumeably so the consumer can remove it. Same with the case that comes with the glasses.