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Posted on 07/09/2007 6:02:20 AM PDT by Red Badger
Is it QUIETER than the average motorcycle? If so I’m all for it.
Electric motors are near silent (comparatively speaking)......
Brammo: The new motor division of Whammo.
LOL!!...Good one!.....
Junk!
Loud pipes save lives.
Junk? What’s more important? Saving the Earth from Globull Warming or getting to work alive and on time?.......
Fugly.
Depends on whom you ask, I reckon. I prefer getting to work on time and going as fast as safely possible. These mopeds might be a good thing for resort rentals, etc...
Only in the Bahamas........
I suppose they'll hire PeeWee Herman for a spokesman, too.
Enertia: The object at rest tends to stay that way....
Loud pipes cause hearing loss. I can't believe y'all aren't totally deaf. Can't bikes just use rotating bright lights to draw attention like firetrucks do?
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The anniversary celebration will kick off at 105 different official starting points around the country, with rides heading toward Milwaukee on 25 major routes, the company announced today.
The first ride will kick off on Aug. 17, and all the rides will finish in Milwaukee on Aug. 27. The anniversary celebration itself is planned for Aug. 28-31, 2008.
It will be “the biggest anniversary's ride in company history,” Harley-Davidson spokesman Bob Klein said.
The celebration will be centered around Milwaukee’s lakefront, including the Summerfest Grounds, as well as the Harley-Davidson Museum. Harley hasn’t announced the date for the museum’s grand opening, but Klein said the museum it will be ready for the anniversary event. Discovery World will also feature a Harley exhibit.
Most events will be available to ticket-holders only. Ticket packages will go on sale Aug. 15, with advanced tickets sales for Harley Owners Group members planned for Aug. 1-15. Tickets cost $60 plus $5 for shipping and handling.
Those who buy tickets will be entered into special drawings to see the museum and obtain a parade pass, Harley said. Because of limited capacity, the company said these drawings “are virtually the only way” to guarantee access to the parade and museum during the celebration.
Other events include the Harley Owners Group 25th anniversary celebration, planned for Miller Park.
Though most events require a ticket, The Main Street Exposition at Veterans Park, an outdoor festival with music, food and entertainment, will be free and open to everyone, Klein said.
More details will be available beginning Tuesday at www.harley-davidson.com/105th.
nice.............
give me a top speed of 100mph
0 to 60 under 3.5
range of 40 miles
under $10000
and i will buy one. not for some lame a$$ global warming BS but because it would fit my needs.
i for one am looking foward to electric motorcycles.
just not this one.
Yup... It's all from bamboo shavings and expired PopTarts.
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