Harley Davidson pickup truck

[Rogue Hawk]

Combine your love for HD and pickups:doorag:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0XNCNS3XIGM

 

[kissfan]

HD & GM? Perfect match. Leaks oil and seizes cylinders. :roflblack:

 

[Tango]

$30,000 extra to have HD on your truck? :roflblack: Tom :spyder:

 

[JayBros]

A lot of shekels for a Carolina Cadillac! Will parts fall off it like they do off Harleys.

 

[ARtraveler]

And it would be funny if it were not so true. :roflblack:

 

[trikermutha]

Wonder what type of oil it uses :hun::shocked:

 

[Arion]

That's pretty impressive - a pickup truck that rattles, vibrates, loses parts and sounds like an old Knox one lung lobster boat engine. Who could resist?

 

[Navydad]

And the best part. Both eligible for a government handout.

 

[troop]

A lot of love for H-D here. I wonder how many have actually owned a newer, modern H-D ? BRP can only hope to have as long and successful run.

 

[ARtraveler]

Actually, there are a lot of happy HD owners here as members. :yes:

I believe the thread was posted to get just the discussion going that you are seeing so far.

 

[NoahMercy]

So that truck costs nearly what I paid for a completely remodeled home (steel siding/floor/walls/cabinets/plumbing/electrical/etc.) on an acre of property less than 10 years ago. :shocked: I'd rather build a Factory Five '35 Hot Rod Truck that would run circles around any GM product while turning more heads than a naked supermodel walking through a Boy Scout Rally, then take the remaining fifty grand and buy more bikes! I actually do love the fit and finish on HDs, as well as the fact they're made in the USA, the heritage of the brand, and the wonderful low-end grunt of their engines...not baggin' on their bikes in any way, but their stuff is not particularly affordable, and that extends to anything with their logo on it.

 

[Cobwebs]

Too late Kawasaki tried it in the seventies with obvious results.


https://media1.tenor.com/images/8eb8d1a56ab8f786e61cf2042b8c3bae/tenor.gif?itemid=4269407

 

[Rogue Hawk]

Actually, there are a lot of happy HD owners here as members. :yes:

I believe the thread was posted to get just the discussion going that you are seeing so far.

If I read you correctly, you think I have malicious intent. That is not true. One of my all time favorite bikes is the VRode.

 

[canamjhb]

Not a truck for me regardless of price. And, am I the only person who finds the snow flake giving this presentation to be extremely irritable..... Jim

 

[redrazor]

If I read you correctly, you think I have malicious intent. That is not true. One of my all time favorite bikes is the VRode.

:agree:My 2003 V-rod was the most fun I ever had on 2-wheels! 105 hp to the rear wheel on the dyno. (2) 53mm throttle bodies on an 1130 cc smooth running motor.
Had to give it up for a '07 Street glide so the wife could ride more comfortably with me. Also a good bike all around. My '92 Heritage had 40k on the odometer and still ran great when I sold it in '03. I still miss the low-end grunt and smooth muted roar of the engine rolling down the highway at 3,000 rpm (70 mph). But ....... I do love my RTL a whole lot as well. Reverse Gear Rules!!!hyea:

 

[BajaRon]

Get a regular GMC Sierra and put a Spyder in the bed for about the same price!

 

[JayBros]

Not a truck for me regardless of price. And, am I the only person who finds the snow flake giving this presentation to be extremely irritable..... Jim

He could benefit from a cement milkshake.

 

[BajaRon]

He could benefit from a cement milkshake.

Do they come in chocolate?