It’s getting the bike’s momentum going back and up that helps you do that. Like most things, when you do it right it doesn’t take any effort, but they’re a bitch if you don’t.
Maybe you might have joint problems?
That's true, but then companies wouldn't make an effort to develop them into quality products, and you know governments wouldn't subsidize stuff to be used by motorcyclists.
This one time in Brazil, I got so drunk I had to get an ear pierced and a tattoo as well.
Very glad my girlfriend convinced me not to, as it would have been a big mistake.
On others, couldn’t care less one way or the other but don’t find it attractive.
Funny thing is that I was reading his post and thinking "cool, glad it wasn't just me thinking this", and then "weird, it's really like it could be my writing", and then I went to check if you had changed my username as a prank
Doesn't look to bad for me either, but I think that is because in the US they have plenty of space even in poor areas, so you get wide sidewalks and plenty of space between houses like you do in rich neighborhoods in Europe.
I love that they acknowledge a problem and solve it by taking advantage of it and offering an altogether new engine as a replacement.
Also proves that Harley can make a fast engine if they want to