Posted by Doug Payne on November 7, 2011, 8:35 am
I'm really more a Beemer/enduro guy than an HD/cruiser guy, but I found
this pretty cool ...
http://www.hdforums.com/forum/touring-models/704369-my-road-king-at-the-racetrack-love-these-pics.html
Posted by Bob Myers on November 7, 2011, 12:57 pm
> I'm really more a Beemer/enduro guy than an HD/cruiser guy, but I found
> this pretty cool ...
> http://www.hdforums.com/forum/touring-models/704369-my-road-king-at-t ...
Might be cool, and might have been fun, but talk about the wrong tool
for the job...
Notice the original author's comments about chewing up his tires,
too. Also, I was surprised that there were no sparks visible in any
of those pictures.
Bob M.
Posted by Vito on November 7, 2011, 6:29 pm
>> http://www.hdforums.com/forum/touring-models/704369-my-road-king-at-t ...
> Might be cool, and might have been fun, but talk about the wrong tool
> for the job...
True, but what is? The difference between a real race (GP) bike and a stock
"sports bike" is about the same as between the latter and a bagger.
Posted by Bob Myers on November 7, 2011, 8:45 pm
> >>http://www.hdforums.com/forum/touring-models/704369-my-road-king-at-t ...
> > Might be cool, and might have been fun, but talk about the wrong tool
> > for the job...
> True, but what is? The difference between a real race (GP) bike and a stock
> "sports bike" is about the same as between the latter and a bagger.
That, of course, depends a whole lot on just what "stock sports bike"
you'd be talking about, but I don't think very many of them would be
in danger of grinding certain bits off if they got much past 30
degrees off the straightupandicular.
Bob M.
Posted by saddlebag on November 7, 2011, 9:12 pm
> > >>http://www.hdforums.com/forum/touring-models/704369-my-road-king-at-t ...
> > > Might be cool, and might have been fun, but talk about the wrong tool
> > > for the job...
> > True, but what is? The difference between a real race (GP) bike and a stock
> > "sports bike" is about the same as between the latter and a bagger.
> That, of course, depends a whole lot on just what "stock sports bike"
> you'd be talking about, but I don't think very many of them would be
> in danger of grinding certain bits off if they got much past 30
> degrees off the straightupandicular.
30° is more than you might imagine.
http://api.photoshop.com/v1.0/accounts/8c577227b4d14abd8878d3202052ae82/ass=
ets/45111f739d31461f9a7bc7f62922cfe3/renditions/1024.jpg?md=1316740160000
Some of these cruisers are actually really fun bikes to ride
spiritedly.
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