What will they think of next?

Then you have the problem of someone else in the group gets unhappy with the way you are riding the bike...
how the heck do you try to schedule when you want to ride when 4 other guys are going to want to be out riding the same bike at the same time you are?

Hmmm...could apply to the woman as well. :woohoo:

Andy, I think this is one of the dumbest things I've ever read !!! But then I think leasing a car is kindof dumb too.

If I'm gonna lay my money down .... then it's gonna be mine. I guess I don't like sharing .... LMAO

dkmk wrote:

Then you have the problem of someone else in the group gets unhappy with the way you are riding the bike...
how the heck do you try to schedule when you want to ride when 4 other guys are going to want to be out riding the same bike at the same time you are?

Hmmm...could apply to the woman as well. :woohoo:

But Dave think about it, at least with the woman you don't need good weather to go "Riding"

Excellent point! Although with 5 other guys riding, just make sure and wear a raincoat! :woohoo:

ATGATT :laugh: :woohoo:

Was down in Florida a couple months ago and saw that they rent Harleys and cruisers. Never saw that before.

I've rented bikes before on when I was on vacation. It makes sense plus yuo get to basically try out a model that you might be interested in purchasing on down the road.

violentvintagecycles wrote:

Was down in Florida a couple months ago and saw that they rent Harleys and cruisers. Never saw that before.

That's actually not all that new of a thing.
There's a lot of places (HD dealers, private rental companies, etc.) here in So Calif that have been renting bikes for quite a few years.

IMHO it has it's benefits and drawbacks.

A benefit is that it offers the chance for people wanting to try out a particular bike or model before plunking down their money before buying it and becomming stucl with a bike they don't like afterall.

A drawback is that anyone with a motorcycle endorsement (Class "M" here in Calif) and the money can rent a bike.
This allows riders with exteremly limited experience, especially on big cruiser/touring bike that likely outweighs them twice out on the roads.
I see this a lot here in So Calif - some guy with limited/no experience in riding motorcycles and going through his mid-life crisis trying to recapture his youth goes out and rents a 600+ pound/80+ HP capable bike.
It's honestly a recipe for disaster, especially since most cage drivers around here have a cell phone jammed into their ear and are reading the morning paper. :S

had a time share girlfriend in korea like that many years ago !:S :S :S :S :S :blink: :blink: :blink: :blink: :blink: :blush: :blush: :blush: :blush: :blush: :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: