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Originally posted by the indigo
You can't beat the feeling of a real low seat custom bike that can pass away most of the mid-rance sport bikes on the road easily. Stock bikes are sloooow as hell, except the harley Vrod, if you can call that a harley.
Harley Davidson is not american anymore... a japanese company bought them 2-3 years ago if I remember well.
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man you are too funny. First off, that picture you provided, would you mind pointing out what exactly is H-D there, because I sure can't see it.
And no, H-D was bought by AMF in 1970, and bought back by the grandsons of the original founders in 1984, it is now an American owned, and publicly traded traded company.
That bike you showed a picture of might be pretty to look at to some, but I doubt that it will ever show up on the streets of Sturgis or Daytona Beach unless it gets there in the back of a trailer.
