Fifties go back another couple of decadesGood luck to those who like them, they have perfectly valid reasons but no way are the bikes any more than an outdated throwback to the fifties.
I guess you're referring to the Harley copies made in Japan. I remember HD got arsed about them and tried to patent the Harley potata, potata sound which only comes from 45° V twin but failed.Tradition.
Sonny Barger, president of the Hell's Angels said the worst thing the club ever did was in not switching to Hondas when the Japanese firm started making big bikes. The Hondas are more powerful, more reliable and nicer to ride.
All made in Asia so you can still join the boycottI love my Felt, Lynskey and Kona, oh and Sram, so I'm unable to join in the total boycott.
Quite happy to give their 'food' and 'drink' a miss though.
No, he was referring to the Honda ST1100 as being the ideal bike for the Hell's Angels. They used Harleys from the outset because after the war that was all that was available in the US till the sixties. British bikes of that period had too poor a reputation for most Americans, with good reason.I guess you're referring to the Harley copies made in Japan. I remember HD got arsed about them and tried to patent the Harley potata, potata sound which only comes from 45° V twin but failed.
Chattanooga was still in Tennessee last time I lookedAll made in Asia so you can still join the boycott
Harley Davidson UKSo I can confidently announce that my boycott of goods made in the USA has come in to full effect!
The list of goods I am currently boycotting are:
1. Harley Davisons*
End list
*Until they execute their plan to build in Europe.