HD Nightster
Posted: Sat Mar 10, 2007 2:34 am
We just purchased a Harley Nightster for my wife to celebrate her becoming a Police Officer. Anyone have any opinions on the bike?
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Posted: Sat Mar 10, 2007 11:14 am
No, any problems that anyone has had would be appreciated. We would know what to look for.
Posted: Sat Mar 10, 2007 11:16 am
Doc wrote:That's a sharp bike. Boy...I'd hate to be a rookie starting out today. I'm glad I'm off the streets and not far from retirement. I haven't ridden in a number of years, but I haven't given up hope.
Doc
I think she is ready. Some facts about Killeen are disturbing: 9 Cops patrolling a city of 100,000 at a time; thousands of Soldiers out drinking freshly back from Iraq with PTSD. She has four years of military experience with a tour of Iraq. She is a tough girl and will be fine.
TJ
Posted: Sat Mar 10, 2007 11:38 am
very sexy.Posted: Sat Mar 10, 2007 12:06 pm
Who cares if she ever rides it!? THAT'S a bike!
Posted: Sat Mar 10, 2007 2:16 pm
She WILL be riding it everywhere. I am starting to wonder if I will ever see her. I guess it's more time to practice.windshieldbug wrote:Who cares if she ever rides it!? THAT'S a bike!
Posted: Sat Mar 10, 2007 9:21 pm
Sharp looking bike. I'm a chrome whore, so its not exactly my style. I hope its enjoyable. Harley's (or at least bikes in general)are sort of a way of life amongst the men in my family. as soon as I get the money and time i'll be getting my riding license and fixing up my dad's old '74 sportster.
His ride is a real slick red and black Indian chief from when they came back into production about 5 or so years ago, gotta love a 100 C.I. power plant!
Here's to great machines and great times!
His ride is a real slick red and black Indian chief from when they came back into production about 5 or so years ago, gotta love a 100 C.I. power plant!
Here's to great machines and great times!
Posted: Sat Mar 10, 2007 9:50 pm
greatk82, you said "We just purchased " . Does that mean you get to ride it too ?
Congratulations to your lady. You don't mess with her do you?
My dad was a motorcycle cop in Chicago. He was chewing a plug of tobacco while riding to help quit cigarettes. He got his front wheel stuck in a street car track and barely managed to free it at the last split second - causing him to swallow his plug of tobacco. Sick boy!
Congratulations to your lady. You don't mess with her do you?
My dad was a motorcycle cop in Chicago. He was chewing a plug of tobacco while riding to help quit cigarettes. He got his front wheel stuck in a street car track and barely managed to free it at the last split second - causing him to swallow his plug of tobacco. Sick boy!
Posted: Sat Mar 10, 2007 11:33 pm
In the early 90's I had a black Hugger 883. I enjoyed for two years, then got my money back out of it. But it was fun at the time.
Oh, yeah, the Nightster: the Nightster compared to my Hugger can be likened to the Batmobile in the most recent Batman movie compared to the original Batmobile from the 1966 TV show! Eminently tricked out in the best possible way. Nice bike! I'd love to give it a ride!
(Hey, Sean -- where's the thumbs up emoticon when you need it -- especially here!)
Oh, yeah, the Nightster: the Nightster compared to my Hugger can be likened to the Batmobile in the most recent Batman movie compared to the original Batmobile from the 1966 TV show! Eminently tricked out in the best possible way. Nice bike! I'd love to give it a ride!
(Hey, Sean -- where's the thumbs up emoticon when you need it -- especially here!)
Posted: Sun Mar 11, 2007 3:04 am
No, I won't be riding. I have far to many hip and back injuries to support a bike right now I meant "WE" as in WE are paying for it. 
I have a difficult time supporting my own body weight most of the time without falling, so a bike is out of the question. She is hoping to become a motorcycle cop here in Killeen, but WILL NOT BE CHEWING TOBBACCO. I believe that is a hidden clause in our marriage aggreement.
I have a difficult time supporting my own body weight most of the time without falling, so a bike is out of the question. She is hoping to become a motorcycle cop here in Killeen, but WILL NOT BE CHEWING TOBBACCO. I believe that is a hidden clause in our marriage aggreement.Posted: Sun Mar 11, 2007 3:07 am
[quote="KevinMadden"]as soon as I get the money and time i'll be getting my riding license and fixing up my dad's old '74 sportster.[\quote]
Her previous bike was a '74 XLCH Sportster. We sold it in January because she couldn't kick it. Our choice was to buy a new bike or for her to gain 100 lbs.
TJ "like's his sexy wife far more than a sexy bike" K
Her previous bike was a '74 XLCH Sportster. We sold it in January because she couldn't kick it. Our choice was to buy a new bike or for her to gain 100 lbs.
TJ "like's his sexy wife far more than a sexy bike" K
Posted: Sun Mar 11, 2007 11:20 am
My wife is in my avatar. I like to keep the pic small so I don't have a long line of tuba players knocking on my door. 
Posted: Sun Mar 11, 2007 9:07 pm
I don't know, gang. My wife is mean enough without being professionally trained to be a tough guy.
A buddy of mine in the Marine Corps married a professional lady wrestler.
On their wedding night she got mad and threw him through the living room window. It wasn't open.
A buddy of mine in the Marine Corps married a professional lady wrestler.
On their wedding night she got mad and threw him through the living room window. It wasn't open.
Posted: Sun Mar 11, 2007 9:45 pm
Hey TJ... That is one badd mutha @%$*in bike!! Good thing it is for your 'ole lady! That thing is too manly lookin for you!
Seriously, nice find on the bike... puts my rice burner to shame!
Seriously, nice find on the bike... puts my rice burner to shame!
Posted: Mon Mar 12, 2007 10:42 am
Harley Davidson began sending motorcycles to Vietnam. Since over 98% of the vehicles on the road are motorcycles, you would think they are popular. No, there is a high tax on them. I have seen the Harley dealership but I haven't seen one Harley on the road!