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friend of mine had his midlife crisis and bought himself a sportster and the full Harley branded getup. What a piece of sh!t that bike was. The machine welds on the frame were some of the sloppiest I’ve ever seen. The $300 Walmart “mountain bikes” have better weld quality. It’s pretty remarkable how far that company is coasting on its branding.^ - Made in the USA?
For the authentic Harley experience, the chain/belt slips every few few revolutions and will leak oil.
Ive had no issues with him and bought many boards. Been happy with the construction and designs.
dumb kid maneuver. too bad he didn't just take himself out of the game.
That exact thing happened to me on my cheap Jamis carbon fiber gravel bike. I hit a rut with my rear tire, hard enough to *maybe* get a flat. The rear tire immediately started rubbing on the frame, and I was like "could I really have broken a spoke on that? I didn't hit it THAT hard?"
Thanks Littlewave and no worries afoaf. Hey you didnt wish death on me or call me names LOL
The good ole days when I worked at Crank Brothers. JRA (yes, our stuff did fail)
Death by a thousand cuts.
