HD anyone?

May be an interesting bike for running around the wilds / outback, but being an HD first issue how reliable will it be ??
HD's are a little like Marmite - you either love it / them, or hate it / them ... ... I'm in the latter group :cool:
 
May be an interesting bike for running around the wilds / outback, but being an HD first issue how reliable will it be ??
HD's are a little like Marmite - you either love it / them, or hate it / them ... ... I'm in the latter group :cool:
Marmite or Vegemite - they both look like used wheel bearing grease to me! :biggrin:
Now that I think about it, wheel bearing grease would probably taste better ... :think1:

 
A two wheeled Jeep ???
How are they getting power to the front wheel ?
does it come with a low range transfer case ?
It will need a winch to help get it unstuck ........
And a high lift jack to get back upright.
 
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Just my opinion but Harley Davidson could of used that money to improve their current models instead of a "styling exercise" type bike that they will wind of dropping it out of their inventory in a couple of years.
 
I think that regardless of whether it is a great bike that ticks all the boxes of every die hard biker, it doesnt fit into the mold to a Harley buff. I think it will be a hard sell. Personally, I think the bike looks cool
 
A water cooled DOHC HD, what will they think of next? Somehow I don't see the HD diehards getting into adventure riding, I wonder who else they think will buy it, didn't they already try this with the V-Rod.
 
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Something about a huge radiator right behind the front wheel with a short rear fender section tells me if you actually go off-roading with that thing, you better bring some corks along. Your gonna have to plug up a few holes.
 
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Funny you should say that because I know they were having problems with their new Milwaukee 8 engine having severe sumping problems. Wonder after3 years if they have found a cure?
 
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