News, Harley Davidson’s EV debut could electrify the motorcycle industry (gas, bike)
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About time they finally caught up with the 90s. It still doesn't make them suck any less.
At the very least this should eliminate the oil problem on roads.
Maybe when casting the rims, they could cast the rims just right, so you could put on some playing cards held on by cloths pins to make noises on the spokes. You know, give it that Harley sound.
On a more serious note. It would be nice to have one of these to cruise around the neighborhood on. But not the $21,000 - $25,000 range I hear they will be asking.
Then tell that to my neighbor with the '09 Harley and the growing oil stain on his garage floor because he's not intelligent enough to spend $1.50 on an oil pan.
"Oh, it's not the bike. That problem was solved 30 years ago. It's just the cat has a habit of peeing under there. See all that cat litter? Yeah, that's it." (They don't have a cat, by the way.)
My 1992 Dyna Glide, among others, has never leaked a drop on my garage floor. A 2009 shouldn't be leaking like an old Triumph. Your neighbor needs to visit his local dealer's service department. It might be a simple fix like the oil drain plug.
You mean, as in being able to drive without deafening bystanders or cheese off the neighbors? Yeah, can't have that happening!
FYI, loud exhaust systems DO NOT "save lives". Popular myth. If anything they cost them especially riding through neighborhoods in areas with lots of gun permits.
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