[Bear_Slayer]

I was raised in the San Berdardino area of So. Calif, back in the 70s. I remember the hordes of Hell's Angels that would come racing up behind us on the Freeway.

I remember going to a Park in San Bernardino and having to leave because the Hell's Angels showed up and were picking fights with people. So what?

None of these people had t-shirts with Harley ads.

People have become walking advertisments, and not just Bikers. There are only a few individuals that don't have some logo-type article of clothing.

Those that do, I believe, are not trying to demostrate who they are, but to convince themselves of who they think they are.

[Melas]

IMHO, there is nothing as overpriced as Harley Clothing...er..excuse me.. Motorclothes (tm). I've ridden all my life, and I wear plain black t-shirts with pockets on them, $6 for a pack of 3. Red Wing motorcycle boots. A ZR1 black leather patrolman's jacket, river road chaps, and socks from Wal-Mart (Harley sells $20 socks with the HD logo on them). I do own a Harley leather do-rag, because it was just too cool, and HD goggles and glasses are a pretty good deal.

[GoShow]

I don’t get the whole Harley scene. In an $ effort to be different, cool, individual, unique, whatever, they all end up looking the same,(walking Harley endorsements), so what’s the point. I don’t get spending 20k on 70year old technology that everyone else has.

Save some money buy a real bike (Ducati…) that’s designed to perform.

May my VFR - R.I.P - way to dangerous out there for me.