02-07-2015, 01:18 PM
In Nashville Tn. One of my good buddies is a chopper/custom guy and he likes to go every year so I rode down with him. This stuff is just not my cup of tea but it was a way to kill a day and ride. Out of hundreds and hundreds of bikes that rode in I was one of probably the 5 Hondas that were there and the only standard. 
If I ever see another big front wheeled bagger it will be too soon. I so dislike those things. Saw lots of cool old restored and original HDs, Triumphs, INdians, and even a pristine 1975 Honda CB360.
The vast majority of the stuff there is not rideable which makes it worthless to me. Never seen so many suicide shifts in the same building in my life. They must be making a come back. I am dieing fast enough as it is and dont need anymore help.
Had a good day overall and it was very crowded. The HD crew was out in masses. Metric guys not so much. Temp was good but the wind blew like crazy.
Oh, also my friend pointed out to me a 60s sportster to me where the brake was on the left and the gearshift was on the right. I never heard of this because it was before my time but man that would really mess a guy up today.
If I ever see another big front wheeled bagger it will be too soon. I so dislike those things. Saw lots of cool old restored and original HDs, Triumphs, INdians, and even a pristine 1975 Honda CB360.
The vast majority of the stuff there is not rideable which makes it worthless to me. Never seen so many suicide shifts in the same building in my life. They must be making a come back. I am dieing fast enough as it is and dont need anymore help.
Had a good day overall and it was very crowded. The HD crew was out in masses. Metric guys not so much. Temp was good but the wind blew like crazy.
Oh, also my friend pointed out to me a 60s sportster to me where the brake was on the left and the gearshift was on the right. I never heard of this because it was before my time but man that would really mess a guy up today.