Who's willing to pimp your bike out?

[Spanky]

So, here's an etiquette question... coming from the HD world, it's frowned upon.

As we all get together in Franklin, it gives us the rare opportunity to see what mods are done, what aftermarket stuff is available, and so on. How willing are we to let other F6B riders, or prospective riders to sit on our machines or start them to hear pipes and such? Should we, with heavy mods be set up somewhere so folks can see and hear them?

I for one am very willing to demo the corbin seat, Areo pegs, and windshield, Please just ask me! I'm staying at the Hampton Saturday night, and will be at dinner.

I'd in turn like to hear any pipes that anyone has, V&H or rush, not feeling the six shooter cobras. My wife would like to sit on a few aftermarket seats and look at windshields.

What do Ya'll think? Who is dead set against it? (we just won't ask you)

[Steve 0080]

IMHO that is what these rallys are for..... now there are folks who believe they do the Boom Boom with their bikes and God forbid someone look at it and dam you if you touch it....

Speaking for me it is a tool, a piece of equipment....do what ever you want...just be able to repair/replace it if broken.....

[BLACKBETTY12]

IMHO that is what these rallys are for..... now there are folks who believe they do the Boom Boom with their bikes and God forbid someone look at it and dam you if you touch it....

Speaking for me it is a tool, a piece of equipment....do what ever you want...just be able to repair/replace it if broken.....

I Agree!

[firetech]

Feel free. No problem here.

[Scotrod]

Yup, What Steve said!!!!

[SCMike]

I'm always willing to let folks try out the Ultimate king seat, Klock Werks shield and ergo pegs. Other riders are also welcome to inspect the belly pan and rear lights I've added.

[jkelley]

Yup, What Steve said. Harley world is kinda crazy. I will let most anyone check mine out but the rule is always ask first.
Most riders know what it takes to care for and maintain these machines and usually do ask, the ones I have issue with are the ones
(usually tourists) that hop on a bike to take a picture without saying a word. I have seen a couple at events put on the ground because someone
didn't know what they were doing and leaned it over too far and couldn't support the weight, and I have seen small children touch hot pipes on a Harley just wanting to look. Never seen an owner that would not answer questions, or let someone try out something when asked, just plain respect.....

[Spanky]

To add to this, I'd like to see some darksiders, and learn their experience. I'm started to get excited! damn the boss for making me fly back so late Friday.... oh well, the problems of the self employed.

[Hornblower]

Sure, anyone is welcome to check out any of my aftermarket items. I'd even let someone ride it to see what a car tire on the rear feels like. Of course, they will be responsible for any damage. A partial list of other items to experience first hand...

• Ultimate Mid Rider seat with rider backrest
• Helibars
• Madstad windshield
• Rush pipes with 2.5" baffles
• Kumho Ecsta SPT rear tire