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These will inevitably get modded for more HP. What happens when people realize that a 480lb 750 beginner bike is faster than the big twins?

My CBR has combined abs that's basically a brake by wire system. Different than other ABS systems. http://www.motorcycle-usa.com/115/2327/Motorcycle-Article/2009-CBR600RR-C-ABS---First-Ride.aspx

I think HD has no choice. The EPA is dragging them kicking and screaming into liquid cooling. Same as with Fuel Injection last decade. The chromosexuals...the ones with 3,000 miles on their 6 year old bike, will complain for awhile, then shut up and buy whatever is in the showroom.

The article shows that it's OK for democrats to admit that the ACA is flawed. It's even OK for Democrats who call themselves Libertarians.

The wheelbase looks loooong.

The ACA is almost as good as the website. The difference is that the can probably fix the website.

As someone who works for the largest processor of payroll deductions (including health care deductions) in the US...my vote is for 'worse.'

I expect to hear many more stories like this. No matter what else occurs during his term, Obama will be remembered for Obamacare...it's not looking good so far.

This things weighs 200lbs less than the 883, makes same or more power, and costs less. Why even keep the Sportster around? Delete the existing sportster line and rename this thing the sportster.

Last time I used a credit card was almost 10 years ago.

my $.02 Find a deserving family that someone here actually knows & contribute directly through xmas gifts or food or paying the rent for a month, etc. That way none of the money is paying telemarketers and the admin staff of some non-profit. There are some good ones like the ARC. And there are some bad ones: http://www.americanownews.com/story/19707005/how-much-of-your-donations-really-go-to-charity

I think HD knows that air cooled big twins are eventually going to succumb to EPA regulations. It's gotta be easier to get new riders on liquid cooled Harleys than the old timers.

I can't, in good conscience, enable the irresponsibility of others. In my group of friends and my extended family there is plenty of irresponsibility to go around. In many cases lending/giving money only delays the inevitable. The only real help is changing the habits that got you in trouble in the first place.

This is pretty close to what I am dealing with right now. That stupid saying about...give a man a fish vs. teach a man to fish is pretty much spot on.

I have no problem loaning a few bucks when something unexpected happens...even though I strongly believe everyone should keep a 'just in case' fund. But, I have some non-immediate family that always seem to have money for cigarettes & beer, but just can't seem to make ends meet. They ask for 'help,' but really just want some money. IMO, really helping someone doesn't include enabling their bad habits.

I've done it a few times before, even though it seemed like a bad idea...and it was. The situation has come up again It can be tough to balance family vs. being responsible for one's bad money decisions. What are your thoughts on loaning $$ to family?

Pardon...did you say something?

Stupid reached epidemic status years ago. It's everywhere.

Does this mean that Honda is admitting defeat on the VFR1200?

Less unsprung weight. The lighter part of the fork is the part that moves. The result is more responsive suspension.

Surprised it doesn't have upside down forks.

I'd rock it. Don't like the funky 2 piece tach though.

Id argue if I could.

So...even TSA agents don't like TSA agents?