Cool video! Is it sped up at all? Looks like it's in fast forward in some places.
Speaking of Harley, how about some Harley Davidson jokes?
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Why I don't need a Harley
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Why I don't need a Harley
by valsislav » Mon Jul 02, 2012 2:53 am
All the exercise, twice the scenery ~
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Re: Why I don't need a Harley
by cbr shadow » Mon Jul 02, 2012 3:15 pm
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Re: Why I don't need a Harley
by friedwires » Mon Jul 02, 2012 3:34 pm
This is why i dont need a harley
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Re: Why I don't need a Harley
by valsislav » Tue Jul 03, 2012 12:01 am
The places we can go that you can't take a Harley - this is what I love about ebikes. Now here is a little action on my electro - wiesel! This one is not sped up, though the last video was.
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Re: Why I don't need a Harley
by melodious » Tue Jul 03, 2012 7:33 am
I've never encountered "bike gates" like those in your video before. They are ingenious. You literally have to stop, position your bike laterally, in order to get through, then resume from a stop. Some folks don't like bikes in your area... 
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Re: Why I don't need a Harley
by StudEbiker » Tue Jul 03, 2012 11:24 am
Harley joke.
Q: Did you know that 98% of all Harley's ever made are still on the road??
A: Yep, the other 2% made it home!!
Q: Did you know that 98% of all Harley's ever made are still on the road??
A: Yep, the other 2% made it home!!
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Re: Why I don't need a Harley
by valsislav » Wed Jul 04, 2012 12:53 pm
melodious wrote:I've never encountered "bike gates" like those in your video before. They are ingenious. You literally have to stop, position your bike laterally, in order to get through, then resume from a stop. Some folks don't like bikes in your area...
Yes - these gates are a pain...
Designed by caged animals, I'm sure.
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Re: Why I don't need a Harley
by MattyCiii » Wed Jul 04, 2012 12:56 pm
valsislav wrote:melodious wrote:I've never encountered "bike gates" like those in your video before. They are ingenious. You literally have to stop, position your bike laterally, in order to get through, then resume from a stop. Some folks don't like bikes in your area...
Yes - these gates are a pain...
Designed by caged animals, I'm sure.
Better than my neighborhood, where there are no paths between property lines. This eliminates all incentive to walk or bike. Oil companies and insulin manufacturers FTW!
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