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jmillheiser wrote: Pretty much everything I have been hearing has been indicating the opposite that HDs sales keep going up.

This was just another lame Moto thread. People are still waiting in line to buy Harleys and it doesn't look like the trend will end unless the enconomy takes a downward turn.

Guys n gals I been ridin for a long time and I think I almost owned or rode em all they are all great beauty is and will always be in the I of the beholder that being said I still have not seen a honda tattoo on anyone latley.

BRUMBEAR wrote:I still have not seen a honda tattoo on anyone latley.

I guess the same applies to getting a womans name tattooed on your arm. She is going to cost you a lot of money and cause you a lot of drama, so what does a little more pain matter?

except the resale is a little rough on the wife

I think of myself as a harley man, I love Harleys, and grew up with the mindset "Harleys are real bikes" (thanks to my dad), but i must say. I think the '07 colors are sad, and ugly.

BRUMBEAR wrote:Guys n gals I been ridin for a long time and I think I almost owned or rode em all they are all great beauty is and will always be in the I of the beholder that being said I still have not seen a honda tattoo on anyone latley.

What kind of mentally challenged gets a brand name tattooed on their body?

Besides those folks that sell space on their hides on Ebay.

Evel's Baseball Bat wrote:What kind of mentally challenged gets a brand name tattooed on their body?

Bingo.

Extreme brand loyalty is almost a mental illness.

Seca Girl wrote:Bingo.

Extreme brand loyalty is almost a mental illness.

And does your sentiment also apply to members of the Armed Forces?

Gummiente wrote:

Seca Girl wrote:Bingo.

Extreme brand loyalty is almost a mental illness.

And does your sentiment also apply to members of the Armed Forces?

Is your country's flag being turned into just another corporate logo by mega-corps? If so, yes.

Oh, and I'm a vet, are you? (Nice attempt at an ad hominem attack, BTW.)

Seca Girl wrote:Is your country's flag being turned into just another corporate logo by mega-corps? If so, yes.

Oh, and I'm a vet, are you? (Nice attempt at an ad hominem attack, BTW.)

There was nothing irrelevant about it. If you view "extreme brand loyalty" as a mental illness, then it stands to reason by your definition that anyone who shows extreme loyalty to country, branch of military service, family, etc, by way of a tattoo also has that same illness.

Harley-haters are a dime a dozen, so you're really nothing special in that regard, but anyone who infers that I have a mental illness because of my Harley tattoo - and my military branch tattoo and my family crest tattoo - is clearly not playing with a full deck themselves.

And yes, I am a vet.