How can you not buy it when they give you a tee shirt for free?

You need the skills of a fighter pilot, that is for sure.

I remember getting the front end of the V-Max in the air for a pretty good distance going down battleground ave in Greensboro. And they are a heavy bike.

I raced a Porsche on the same road, different day, and left him so far behind, I bet he still thinks about it.
130 was my top speed before I chickened out going under the 220/158 overpass outside of Summerfield.

And then one of my crazier times, coming down 220 from VA, with my wife aboard. Just entering an overpass with a transfer truck on the opposite side. The truck was loaded with crushed cars, he entered about 10 seconds before I did, the top layer of cars was sliced off the truck by the bridge. Car parts were flying everywhere. I got on the brakes and the rear end of the bike started coming around, a no go with your wife riding tucked in behind you. Well I could face plant the bridge abutment, nope I'm too pretty, so I said piss on it, gave it the gas and went on thru. Trust me there is a God. Crap was zinging everywhere, nothing ever hit us.

We went back a week or so later to look around, that black mark from that fat rear tire, was still there.
 
Last edited:
So, there must be something in the Fuquay water supply. Old dude up the street from me just cruised down the street on what looks to be a new Indian Springfield bagger.
 
I asked for the blessings to use the former plate from a hotrod my good old neighbor owned until a couple of years ago.

Screen Shot 2020-08-19 at 12.44.32 PM.png
 
Last edited:
  • Like
Reactions: NKD
Tailhunter said:
but I much rather
Click to expand...
I had a bullet hull boat in the Keys. 16 footer, so I though a 150 Merc would be a good choice. :rolleyes:

It would prop-walk all day no problem, even in 18" of water.
Scared the ---- out of everyone who ever rode in it.
Of course I was young & good lookin in those days. Now I'd rather have a 30mph pontoon boat with giggling bikini babes.

Great choice on the Vmax. :cool: Legendary machine, and the new ones are hyper-intense. But maybe I'm not the one to advise since I'm admittedly a huge Yamaha fan boi.
 
Wish I'da bought my boss' '98 V-Max when I was in Germany, but with a ZRX1200R, figured I was full up on high powered rice.
 
Bull Durham said:
Hard Candy edition Ash?
Click to expand...


Sorry, missed this. Stiletto Red. It’s one of two “custom” colors for the Street Glide. Metal flake with “lace” graphics (which are really little bar and shield emblems).

The other custom color available being sort of a Teal that made me question my gender.
 
Last edited:
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top Bottom