[LoneWolfOH]

The look of this bike seems to create a bit of confusion and curiosity with other riders, especially the Harley folks. I was cruizing the Avenue today and a rather tough looking dude on a Harley Road King actually chased me down and caught me at a stop light. He pulled up right next to me and stared my bike down looking for a placard or name on it. He could not figure out what it was and I raised my visor and told him it was a Yamaha. He seemed kind of taken aback by that, but did a thumbs up and rode off. I love this bike! ;D

 

[nogard]

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[Visionary]

Yea, I love this bike to. At work you can see the bike parking from one of the main hall ways, I love walking through there and hearing people inquire to others about what kind of bike it is and who's it is. I just keep walking with a smile on my face. The mods set it apart from others also, alot of bikes around here aren't all tricked out but rather stock. You might see a custom chopper every now and then but nothing like ours. My dealer told me last time I was in that he had never had a customer do so much to a bike they just got and completely change the look of the bike. The best part about all the parts is they go on and off easily allowing me to change the bikes look in less then 5 minutes.

 

[raven_stryker11]

Harleys are great bikes. Some HD Bikers are caught up in the name and the "status" of owning a HD. I ride with guys who ride NOTHING but HD and when we go ANYWHERE no one gives their bike a second look. Why? Because there are usually a 1,000 of the same bike at the event! It is Great to be different! And HD guys ALWAYS give me the thumbs UP!

 

[Frag]

It is ironic. The other day I parked at an Harley Dealership with a friend of mine (who has an HD). It was quite a busy saturday and the store was full. When we walked out, there was a small crowd around my Stryker. A lot of them wondering which model of HD it was ... we had fun with this.

 

[strykme1]

Thats funny you say that...I live about 2 miles from a harley dealership,and people seem to pass the 20-30 thousand dollar bikes to take a look at mine. I love it,now glad that I didnt buy the street glide that I originally wanted. I love going to bike nights,and people scratching their head wondering what type of bike it is!!!