At what point does it cease being a motorcycle and become something else? Because this looks like something else to me.
Its sad but I completely understand. One motel I stayed at knew me and let me stay but they had big issues with a motorcycle gang and no police in the "town". We as a society let garbage ride bikes with no mufflers and destroy the sport. I wonder what they would do in Japan or Germany if someone showed up driving that POS that Frosty shot?Bikes like this are not good at all for ALL of us bike riders. I was turned away once at a campground because they have a "no motorcycle" rule. Owner said the bikes are loud and disrupt campers. I was on a STOCK GoldWing!! I also had the police come and order me to leave a local A&W restaurant because they also had a "no motorcycle" rule. Again, I was on a STOCK GoldWing.
I've never gone back to either place.
Cliff
Bikes like this are not good at all for ALL of us bike riders. I was turned away once at a campground because they have a "no motorcycle" rule. Owner said the bikes are loud and disrupt campers. I was on a STOCK GoldWing!! I also had the police come and order me to leave a local A&W restaurant because they also had a "no motorcycle" rule. Again, I was on a STOCK GoldWing.
I've never gone back to either place.
Cliff
Dont go to Japan. You will see many "Japanese only" signs...and a few Japanese language only signs.A fast food joint turned you away? You pull in laying a fatty burnout? All that is bonkers to me, and I tour heavily (I'm 500 miles from home right now). I've usually found the public to be overly nosy if anything, "where you going?" "Where you coming from" "is that a Harley?" "Aren't you hot?" "Aren't you cold?" "Doesn't that helmet make you sweat?" Etc.
I've never had a business say "I don't want your money"
Dont go to Japan. You will see many "Japanese only" signs...and a few Japanese language only signs.
22.6 percent say they dont want us, and Koreans, Chinese, etc.