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Harley Davidson Softail Heritage Classic : 1994
Man!!!! what kind of motorcycle, you know what?? This is the finally Motorcycle that i want, all of my live i searched the Perfect motorcycle and now until 30th March i found it is awesome to look an a Heritage Classic such it, wow is amazing, ok so, i hope to reach a buy a nice Motorcycle some day. I'm still waiting another Softail Classic for myself, cares the byke as if your own life. and if you like to sell it i want it, so some day
" I flew down in a small 2 engine plane and drove it back."
I 'll come in a rowboat and drive it to Holland if you give this to me :-))
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I always wanted a Harley (who doesn't), especially in the late 90's when they were so hard to get. I then got hired to design the Harley Davidson 90th Anniversary book, and while doing all my research, I definately got hooked. I had gone to the dealer and put my name on the waiting list, which at that time was 2 years.
In passing, I stooped in a 7-Elevcen on Belmot and bought "Bike Trader". Took it home and on the first page I flipped to was this bike. It had been purchased by a Hotel owner in Missouri and never touched. It still had the protective plastic covers from the factory.
I flew down in a small 2 engine plane and drove it back. It was my first ride on a harley (I already had a Kawasaki Ninga 750) and it rained all the way back. It took me 11 hours.