Buell Ad's, I wonder if........

[2DFlyer]

Having said that, waving while you are leaned over and sport riding is stupid and dangerous.  If you do that on a regular basis, you are putting yourself and the person you are waving to in danger.  When I see guys who do that my immediate response is they are noobs and don't know any better.  Wave when it is safe and convenient.  

I usually ride with two fingers on the clutch.  Mid corner they're usually not too busy to flash a peace sign but I'm not up for any more excitement than that.

[Rogue]

I have one of those for sale, too!

KeS

Probably next year Kevin...sssshhhh....don't tell the wife.  LOL!

[st ryder]

When you're on the right bike, taking a hand off a grip to wave or "whatever" when cornering isn't an issue.  
 

[Brad1445]

To get the best corner pics, you must hold your hand out as far as you can with the camera/




Many think its a wave till my hand flashes

[chornbe]

That poor guy on the bike needs some help with form.

[Justin]

That poor guy on the bike needs some help with form.

He just needs a Sportster..

[Brad1445]

That poor guy on the bike needs some help with form.

He was doing that as a joke.  On break from air force in North Dakota, he as singing dancing very animated to be back in Colorado.

[Justin]

He was doing that as a joke.  On break from air force in North Dakota, he as singing dancing very animated to be back in Colorado.

Where was that pic taken Brad? My first hunch was Coal Creek Canyon..

[kevin_stevens]

That poor guy on the bike needs some help with form.

And composition.  

KeS

[chornbe]

He just needs a Sportster..

Certainly couldn't hurt.  

[Brad1445]

Where was that pic taken Brad? My first hunch was Coal Creek Canyon..

 Squaw Pass East bound on west side of Echo lake

[Justin]

 Squaw Pass East bound on west side of Echo lake

Oh well, knew it looked really familiar.. wrong road though lol

[atadaskew]

No.  We are a bunch of angry, annoyed people right now because of what H-D did.  

You may be.

But there are far more very happy NEW Buell customers because of what Harley did..
 

[steve.m]

 

[dorklord]

You may be.

But there are far more very happy NEW Buell customers because of what Harley did..
 

There are a lot of very happy new buell customers, but how happy do you expect them to stay with the manufacturer gone? If they really love their buell, they'll be unhappy that there won't be any more new buells.

Also, although there are a lot of happy new buell owners this year, that number is soon going to begin to drop significantly, what with there being no more new buells to own once they run out.

Hm, I wonder if Buell will maintain a following of angst filled, bitter motorcyclists who pretend that they don't care about any new motorcycles, but deep down they weep for what could have been...

[steve.m]

i plan on being angsty  

parts through HD for 7 years, buy up spares, wait for the aftermarket to step up.  engine rebuilds with NOS or AEM parts 15 yrs down line.  If the bike makes it that far, i'd say i got damn good use out of it and buy myself a new machine.  

[JTM]

There are a lot of very happy new buell customers, but how happy do you expect them to stay with the manufacturer gone? If they really love their buell, they'll be unhappy that there won't be any more new buells.

Also, although there are a lot of happy new buell owners this year, that number is soon going to begin to drop significantly, what with there being no more new buells to own once they run out.

Hm, I wonder if Buell will maintain a following of angst filled, bitter motorcyclists who pretend that they don't care about any new motorcycles, but deep down they weep for what could have been...

Are you saying I need to keep my other bikes so I won't be bitter? Would you mind telling my wife that for me...

[wbrisett]

Are you saying I need to keep my other bikes so I won't be bitter? Would you mind telling my wife that for me...

Sure thing. Nothing like having multiple bikes for multiple purposes. The only real downside is that you end up having to pay a very large wad of cash each year for tax, inspections, and insurance. Otherwise, it's always a plus to have multiple bikes.

Wayne

[Mastros2]

Sure thing. Nothing like having multiple bikes for multiple purposes. The only real downside is that you end up having to pay a very large wad of cash each year for tax, inspections, and insurance. Otherwise, it's always a plus to have multiple bikes.

Wayne

Yep!  If one bike has to go to the stealership, the other one is available!  I was selling my 99 until HD announced the demise of Buell. Now, I'm keeping it.