[Spktyr]

Behold this man modelling the latest in Harley riding apparel: genuine HD helmet, T-shirt, fingerless gloves and boots.

All that HD "lifestyle" gear doesn't seem to have done him a whole lot of good. Maybe Harley should start promoting real gear and ATGATT, instead of trying to sell more do-rags and T-shirts. Also, chrome is no substitute for cornering clearance - perhaps Harley should actually test their accessories on roads that have curves?

[Eagle Eye]

I haven’t laughed that hard since Southpark’s satire of facebook!

[BraveMan]

Idiots come in all shapes and riding preferences.



If you ride over your head on the Dragon, you will go down . . .

[spunkets]

LOL! Notice the rider locked up the front wheel as he was attempting to steer.

[ichabod1]

Oh, that is bad. The look on his face when he realizes everything is about to go sour.

[Myrddin]

That was a really expensive screw-up. My Roadliner requires some care as it also has limited clearance. The Versys has more clearance than I will ever use on a public road. The XR1200 will handle up to a 40 degree lean angle. That's still well beyond what most people will do on a public road. Naked street bikes are some of the most functional, safe configurations that I've had the pleasure to ride down the road.

[CodeToad]

Looks like in frame 2 he locked up the front. Maybe Harley should give advanced riding lessons as well.

[Lee'sGhost]

Dude! Why did you stop there? Where’s the rest of the sequence? Hehehehehehehe....

Question: How/why was the camera so perfectly placed at the right spot at the right time to get such a sequence?

[Lee'sGhost]

And why is his left hand off the grip in the first photo? Weird.