Why do i only see Harley's in movies???

KC:

To add to your last paragraph.

I have yet to hear a loyal Honda purchaser act like the neanderthal loyal Harley purchaser. I think that's the big difference.

BZ

 

Glad you like the quote.

I've victimized a few people with it:smile:

BZ

 

Having been marginally involved in supplying a few film props (see the new Rambo film for an example), I can tell you that more than a few decisions are made on the overall look of the product, not the function- and actually, it is only relatively recently that money has become a big factor.

Take Beretta pistols and John Woo for instance- functionally, generally crap pistols, but they have a look that the director likes.

 

Nah, it's because they look and feel just like the red rubber ones they practice with.:biggrin:

Every watch "24"? New hand guns every season.

How about an HK, now there's a good looking gun.

 

Ha ha, you've obviously never worked at a Honda dealer during a Gold Wing Wing Ding... some of them are just a goody-two-shoes version of the Harley rider!

 

I think on the new Terminator series there is a scene with an older VF. I've only seen the 1 second clip so I cant be sure. If you check out the older Jackie Chan films-all in native tongue, there are lots of Asian Bikes represented.

 

No I haven't LOL!

And based on your description I am glad I haven't!

Well, give us details IrrerD!

 

Sorry for being off topic here.
Mind you, I did say "some," but with 10,000 Wingers, "some" can be quite a few. Overall, most were great.

Typical Harley: "I have expensive bike, want obnoxious pipes."
"Some" Wingers: "I have expensive bike, want obnoxious lights."
Typical Harley: Spent so much on bike, can't afford real riding gear.
"Some" Wingers: Spent so much on bike, wants everything else deeply discounted.

Also, is it usual to go to a big meet like that and expect the only small dealer to have every possible accessory and part that may have been forgotten or broken on hand