How many people do not ride Harley Davidson motorcycles?

lots i dont ride a harley to expensive
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screw crotchrockets! Harleys are the best!
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there are those who ride Harley,s…………& there are those who wish they could………….but there are many unexpensive immitation,s out there that are much cheaper……….still they just aren,t the same!
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owned one since 1971.

Have a look at this site…

90 different brands..

all with different models…( lets just say 10 each , so its easy)

make 10 of each model each year..(factories make 1000s each year…but 10 is easy maths)

over the last 10 years…..thats 90,000….so with them making 1000s each year…….your talking millions…

& most of them are not HARLEYS….
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I ride Suzuki GSX-R600, and Suzuki Burgman 400 is a small scooter, i use to use the scooter to go to school. For me Harley Davidson is for the retire people to ride, because is very expensive and only those people who retire have that kind of money to spend.
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I've owned 40 motorcycles in the 40 years I've been riding. One was a Harley — an XR racer (not the street XR). It was the most impractical, loudest, funkiest bike I've ever had. Impractical, with no instruments except a tach. I even had to build a chain guard to keep the spooge off my back. Seat like a 2 x 4 with a folded Kleenex on top. No passengers, 2-gallon tank with no reserve; megaphone exhausts. The size and weight of a 350 Honda, with Jerry Branch 104hp engine, Barnett clutch, Andrews gears; Ceriani forks. 11.19 at 119mph — in Colorado, at 5000 foot altitude — not bad for a '65.

It was probably the worst bike I've ever ridden on the street, and the most fun. Currently, I have a Suzuki RF900R.
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i dont. i am a yamaha man for financial reasons. otherwise i would be on a Harley.
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Harley's are popular, but more people ride other brands. I think Harley has about 40% market share.
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The correct answer of total will vary by state. I ride a newer Gold wing but rode and raced Kawasaki's most of my life. I have chose to ride this bike because of comfort, reliability, attention to detail and the ability it gives me to cover very long distances in one day. I have owned 2 Harley's and never found the attributes I mentioned in either one.
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Personal experience

I personally don't feel the need to pay 10K+ for a motorcycle. I like some cruisers, but Harleys are just not for me. I have a Honda Nighthawk 750.
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No Harleys here. I sell Harley parts and accessories but I don't own one and have no desire to get one. It aint my thing.

Sport bikes and Sport tours are more my speed. Currently I have an 04 GSXR1000 and love the track and racing. When I get older I will get an ST1300 or FJR and travel more. Performance, comfort, reliability!

FYI – I never hear Porch drivers say people are jealous of me because of my car. Most people like to admire nice cars and jealousy is not in the picture. I guess if exotic car owners acted like SOME Harley riders there would be animosity. Not because of the car but because of the people.

I hear teenage girls and people on Jerry Springer say things like ‘your just jealous’. They must be Harley riders.

For all the Harley riders who are NOT dweebs ride on!!
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i do not ride a harley
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i ride a yamaha

I ride a kaw mean streak and never had a problem even if its used(2003), but my coworkers, have harleys and have problems and extremely expensive labors for repair. I do not hate harleys but jap bikes and cars are my thing, more so I think harleys expensive compare to japs even in maintenance and repair. If you're confused to buy bikes, buy first a used one and learn as you ride. Know other bikes too but in my experience, harleys have more problems than japs or european bikes.
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I own and ride a Kawasaki Ninja but also own and ride a 1989 Sporty, depends on what I feel like when I wake up that day. I have to say that the Ninja is much more fun and dependable, my husband says, "no need for ramps with a Kawa!!"
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i just turned 21, and bought a harley three months ago. a biker is a biker. who cares what you ride. just get out and ride!!

p.s. harleys ROCK MY SOCKS
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After riding OPs in my teens, I bought my first motorcycle in 1979. It was a '74 Harley FX – the kick-only 1200cc "Superglide" model.

I'll admit, my decision was based partly on Harley's mystique and "outlaw" image. I grew up around those guys. That's what they rode, and I wanted to be like them.

Still, I've never regretted my choice. The moment I threw a leg over that bike, I knew I was on the right machine.

And, in spite of the fact that my Harley was built during the infamous AMF years, I still have it, and it's STILL the right machine for me. I do most of the work myself, and have well over a quarter-million miles on a bone stock engine and tranny. The secret? That I do my own work, do my best to make it right, and don't beat the crap out of my bike trying to impress bystanders and nosepickers. I've ridden my bike all over the country, and wouldn't hesitate to fire it up tomorrow morning and do it again.

Over the years I've owned other Harleys ('76 FXE, '96 FLH) and they both had that same appeal for me. I only let 'em go because I couldn't justify the finances of keeping 'em at the time, but I sure wish I coulda kept 'em, now!

My current stable includes that original '74 FX, an '87 HD FXR, and a '00 BMW R1100R, and they're ALL a blast to ride! I've also ridden sportbikes, and metric cruisers, and enjoyed them, too.

Still, at heart I'm a Harley guy through and through. However, unlike some of the bozos other folks here have encountered (you know the ones I mean), I'm not competing in the "loudest pipes and most chrome" contest. I just want to ride my bikes, and enjoy my life.

And, also unlike some of those aforementioned bozos, I have no bone to pick with anyone else's brand preference. If you're on two (or three) wheels, you're okay by me. If you respect my choices, I'll be more than happy to respect yours. Hell, I'll even pop for a cold drink at the end of the ride!
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28+ years of motorcycle ownership, and avid study of motorcycling history and culture in America and overseas.

I will put it to you this way. If you want to tour the country and go on long trips and enjoy yourself and not worrying about being shook to death buy a non Harley motorcycle. If you want to look cool ,sound bad and just occassionally ride! Get a Harley. If you still like Harley and go across the country here what you have to do. Buy a $40,000 truck and a $20,000 trailer to pull your $20,000 harley to Sturgis just to look cool. If it wasn't for those outlaw pipes Harley would be nice to ride. but the noise sucks!!!!! and you always have to have someone in the back to pick up the pieces from the Harleys.
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