On Sun, Mar 25, 2012, at 09:44 AM, Mike Lazzari wrote:
> > Hehe . . . wouldn't be a proper British bike without a few eccentricities.
> >
> > --Bob
> In my college days the houses of friends with British bikes could be
> identified by the piles of parts in the living room and oil spots on the
> floor. They also spent weekends working on their bikes while everyone
> else was out riding.
I had the use of my uncle's very old Harley in HS and college days.
Foot clutch and side shifter. Japanese bikes nearly buried everything
else. The one bike I envied was a friend's Triumph Bonneville, but he
was frustrated because no matter what he did he couldn't get it to sound
like that Harley. No matter what I did I couldn't get that Harley to
look like that Triumph. I wish we could have traded. We made each
other miserable.
Joel W.
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