Is This the Best Harley Advert Ever?

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In summary: Harley Fest just ended in my town. Most American people riding such motorbikes are either seen as gang members or respectable pensioners living the dream. However, as of 2012, only a fraction of the almost 9.5 million registered motorcycles in the US were Harleys. So, the stereotype of Harley riders as gang members or robbers is not accurate. In fact, people who may seem intimidating, such as motorbike drivers, tattooed individuals, and heavy metal fans, are often friendly and not to be feared. The real danger lies in those who appear "normal." On a related note, there is a tribute to the 2011 tsunami that is worth checking out.
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Very effective! Harley Fest just ended in my town. Won't be sad to see the hordes of loud Harley's leave :biggrin:
 
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Most American people riding such motorbikes to me personally are gang or highway robbers. (I am affected by movies)
 
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Or elderly, extra respectable pensioners, livin' the dream.
 
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Pepper Mint said:
Most American people riding such motorbikes to me personally are gang or highway robbers. (I am affected by movies)
Obviously.

As of 2012, there were almost 9.5 million motorcycles registered in the US, of which only a fraction were Harleys like in the ad video. The vast majority of Harley riders (myself included) neither belong to a gang nor commit highway robbery.
 
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Obviously.

As of 2012, there were almost 9.5 million motorcycles registered in the US, of which only a fraction were Harleys like in the ad video. The vast majority of Harley riders (myself included) neither belong to a gang or commit highway robbery.

Exactly. I noticed that people who look scary such as motorbike drivers, tatooed people with blue hair and piercings nor heavy metal fans are mostly nice people and there's usually no reason to be afraid of them (unless they are drunk or high :p)
The most dangerous guys are those who look normal.
 
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and whilst on the Harley theme ...
this is awesome, a tribute to the 2011 tsunami ...

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