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Thursday, April 25, 2013
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Is a Sportster really a girl's bike?
Today's piece is a guest post written by the good people at Gateway Harley Davidson in St. Louis, MO. It challenges the idea that their entry level Sportster line is "just a girl's bike", by going through some facts you may not be aware of about this Harley Davidson model.
A Sportster® Is A Girl’s Bike
Most people suggest a Sportster® to an unexperienced individual because it is currently the smallest Harley-Davidson® bike still in production. But let’s throw out some facts about the alleged “girl’s bike”, the Harley-Davidson® Sportster®.
- The first Sportster® was introduced to the public in 1957 and within one year of its debut it because known as the first of the ”Superbikes”.
- It raced all through the 1970s helping to set land speed world records.
- The 883cc and 1200cc engines were used in the design and manufacture of the American sport bike, Buell motorcycles.
- The XR1200X currently has it’s own AMA road racing series.
So next time someone suggests that you get a Sportster® because it is a girl’s bike, don’t be offended. Just kindly inform them that you would be proud to ride a Sportster®. They have a classic style. They are agile and powerful. They are fantastic machines.
What else is impressive about the Sportster® motorcycle?
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