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• SMFatboy replied to a topic in the forum Biker Chat:

  March 30, 2011

  Loud pipes risk rights, this is the new official modo of Daytona

  Loud pipes risk rights, this is the new official modo of Daytona bike week!  HOW CAN IT RISK MY RIGHT, if it is my right to ride my bike the way I want! I pay taxes too, I paid taxes to own the bike, I pay taxes to ride it and now you wnat to tell...  moreLoud pipes risk rights, this is the new official modo of Daytona bike week!  HOW CAN IT RISK MY RIGHT, if it is my right to ride my bike the way I want! I pay taxes too, I paid taxes to own the bike, I pay taxes to ride it and now you wnat to tell me how to ride it!!!!!! Because a bunch of liberals have a problem with bikers! Dont even say it's because of the noise, your looking at 4 months out of the year if that, at someone that passes by in three seconds with some noise! This is about some geek liberal that wasn't excepted as a teen, bought a geek bike hoping to be excepted as a man and found himself in the same place that he was as a teen and know tells society if I can ride with low sounding pipes why can't they! I tell you why cause you don't ride! You cruise! You take your little PLANNED cruises and MAPPED out lives and want to apply it to everything and everyone! I RIDE, I THROW MY LEG OVER MY BIKE AND PRAY THAT GOD WILL BRING ME BACK FROM WHERE EVER I GO BECAUSE I...    less
• SMFatboy replied to a topic in the forum Biker Chat:

  September 28, 2010

  H-D Future???

  MILWAUKEE (AP) -- Harley-Davidson Inc. has warned its employees it may have to move its Milwaukee manufacturing operations if it can't cut millions of dollars in costs. The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reports that company officials told ...  moreMILWAUKEE (AP) -- Harley-Davidson Inc. has warned its employees it may have to move its Milwaukee manufacturing operations if it can't cut millions of dollars in costs. The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reports that company officials told employees Thursday there are significant "cost gaps" that must be filled. Harley spokesman Bob Klein says the company's preference is to keep the production operations in Wisconsin. But he says the company will also explore other U.S. sites in case it can't achieve the type of "concrete workable solutions," it needs. Hundreds of Milwaukee jobs could be at risk. The Milwaukee-based company has struggled with sluggish sales, particularly of its high-end bikes. It reported last week that its first-quarter profit plunged 72 percent. So I am curious what thoughts are from here since many are H-D riders on here.... Mainly because H-D is not only entertaining U.S. sites but also sites out of country, mainly India. Ben  less