PMK
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You're right; I grabbed the wrong picture...pps:
Isn't this the one you really meant. The works bike Harley.
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What is considered a Real Motorcycle?
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Isn't this the one you really meant. The works bike Harley.
Bob Denman
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:shocked: I didn't have one of them... it looks pretty cool! :thumbup:
My "Italian-Davidson" was by far, the worst P.O.S. that I have ever owned... nojoke
My "Italian-Davidson" was by far, the worst P.O.S. that I have ever owned... nojoke
PMK
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Bob Denman
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After owning it for about an hour; that's EXACTLY how I felt about it! :roflblack:trikermutha
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PMK
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:shocked:
Kamasaki, KZ1000 Police Special Edition. The Sheriffs Dept, in Palm Beach had those back in the 90's. I screwed up and sold the wrong rear tire to them one time. How was I to know, the customer sad Kamasaki KZ1000, did not specify police edition. Luckily the service dept caught it and had me exchange for the correct tire. The guy was in street clothes when he bought it.
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bronzeflex42
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Never had a Harley, but got friends that own some. Had a Honda Shadow, liked it. Now ride a Can Am Spyder RT, LOVE IT!!! :yes:
I call all real motorcycles. We are riding openly on the rode with cars and trucks and anything else.
I call all real motorcycles. We are riding openly on the rode with cars and trucks and anything else.
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spacetiger
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PMK
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Did you notice the fork on the one bike. Looks bent to me or ready to have the inners slide out of the outers.
PK
Dan McNally
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Or, you can use the actual definition:
According to the Oxford Dictionary:
cy·cle
[ˈsīk(ə)l]
NOUN
a series of events that are regularly repeated in the same order: "the boom and slump periods of a trade cycle"
synonyms: round · rotation · pattern · rhythm
a complete set or series: "the painting is one of a cycle of seven"
synonyms: series · sequence · succession · run · set
a bicycle or tricycle.
By the way, your "Two wheels in line with each other" is a bicycle, not a cycle.
Bob Denman
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:shocked: I'd have to call that, an accident that just hasn't happened yet! :yikes:
Bfromla
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Anything involving humans usually is just that. I would still like to try 1of these & have full collection 1,2,3, wheel bikes parking indoors for work to charge could be good & cheap too , get it registered as a mobility assistance device
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Bob Denman
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flaggerphil
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Well, no. A Bicycle has two wheels in line with each other. A tricycle has three wheels. A motorcycle can be either.
wyliec
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Don't forget a unicycle.
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