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Been camping on the Murray at Torrumbarry for two weeks now I must say the boaties and jet ski's seem to be getting along just fine atm but I did have to have a word with a young girl in her little car going round and round the dirt tracks making lots of dust just said that's a good way to p*&s off a lot of the campers here and she politely appoligized and stopped
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Whoopie:p My Triumph goes around corners well , My Triumph also has a lot more than sufficient braking oh and i my bike would whoop a hardly in top speed .It would also go further on a tank of fuel than a hardly AND this is all in standard form.Quote:
Originally Posted by MR LR
I get the horses for courses thing but sorry not my cup of tea:p
You don't need to convince me! Haha!Quote:
Originally Posted by rangieman
Most of the Harley riders out our way are accountants and dentists pretending to be bad boys on a Sunday morning, going to the local bakery for a latte!Quote:
Originally Posted by lpj
Real "1 percenters"...
How loud - factory hardly exhaust, excessive plonker factor loud, no measurement required.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tombie
What frequency - assume you mean Hz not how often... Don't know (no measurement) but every Sunday ;)
Time - 7am. I can't start a chainsaw or mow my lawn at this time, but a tool on a hardly can work his limp wrist up my suburban street shaking the windows.
Type of noise - boring bland but intrusive (offensive to most) attempt at increasing exhaust volume to mask all other inadequacies about a hardly and the knobs that crank them up around the suburbs, especially early SUNDAY mornings :angel:
Sorry Chenz, a bit off topic, but hardleys are the jetskis of the road ;)
What a waste of money, especially in the winding Adelaide Hills.Quote:
Originally Posted by spudboy
If they want real comfort and enjoyment but are too precious for a Duke or Triumph, a Goldwing is 10 times better than a hardly and wont shake your fillings out, goes faster, corners better, brakes better, is safer and more comfortable to ride longer, uses less fuel, costs less to maintain, less of a theft target etc. I really fail to see what's good about a hardly...and I generally love motorbikes having only recently stopped riding (Ducati 750SS, poor man's 916).
Hardley owners get really ****ed off when you tell them that their engine would make a good workshop compressor. ;)
Don't ask me how I know this .............. :angel:
Was a very nice Triumph parked in my back yard yesterday. Not mine though, unfortunately.
great at turning petrol into noise with some power as the side effect
Sounds like you're describing a Rover V8 :wasntme:Quote:
Originally Posted by Eevo
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