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You made some good points here, OB.

However, the following is where you overstated your case in your latest reply to me...

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...who fit's your stereotype of all Harley Davidson riders.



You see, never once in this conversation have I stated "ALL Harley-Davidson riders" were or are like some of the examples I've given you.

(...speaking of "assumptions")



Perhaps it would be more accurate to change the word from (all) to (most). And you certainly aren't the only one who often paints the Harley rider stereotype.

Stereotypes are a curious thing, stop at a gas station in my truck and nobody notices but roll up on a Harley Davidson and young ladies smile and say "hello" same guy so what's different? The same thing happens on Triumphs but instead of ladies it's old men who say "nice bike I had one of those 40 years ago!" Ride up on a Yamaha and you get ignored altogether.



Yeah because "most" young ladies know nothing about motorcycles. I once had a young lady ask if my previous 2010 Thunderbird was a Harley. She was standing a couple feet away and could have clearly seen the Triumph badge if she would have looked.