Aloha all, Dustin here.
Over the years I've met and ridden with people from all walks of life - from Dr.'s to students and am fascinated by the diversity of bikes and different types of bikers. But the one type of biker I don't understand are the Harley extremists. I just don't understand the phrase "If it's not a Harley, it's not a motorcycle."
Don't get me wrong - I love a nice Harley, and I admit, I've always felt cool cruising around on one (rentals - I've never owned one). But to say that it's not a motorcycle if it doesn't have the H-D logo on it???
From the trials and tribulations of others, including multiple bike mechanics, I don't think I have the desire to own one, or even offer them as a rental for others. There are so many other cool bikes out there (that are way cheaper too!) that I just don't know if it's patriotism talking or ignorance when they say things like that.
So my come-back to that phrase is now "If it's not a Harley, it's not in the shop!"
Shoot me an email and tell me what you think - whether you agree or disagree. I'm curious on feedback. Heck, send me an email just so I know that people actually read this thing.
DustinEdwards@ThrillSeekersHawaii.com
Aloha
