Q and Harleys

[bbqinNC]

Spent yesterday on the Harley riding in a charity Poker Run for a young teenager with brain cancer. At the end of the ride there was some pretty decent Q served. The guy served a very large portion of shredded pork, slaw, beans, bun, and some fairly mild but tasty sauce. Another Q related event during the ride was when traffic all of a sudden out in the country was backed up. As we finally made it past the problem we could see what it was, some unfortunate Q'er was towing a pit and had the right rear wheel completely come off!!:icon_smil Needless to say his day was a bit messed up. He still had a fire going in the firebox, which seemed a bit unsafe if sparks fell out and started a forest fire, but it sure smelled good when we rode by.

P.S. My three hands s$cked.:sad:

 

[kickassbbq]

The NC Man,
3 hands??? Hey, where do you put the third one when you ride that Harely?
Kidding. Smoke ALL day yesterday for a little B day party today for the 1 year old next door. Getting my Hawg this afternoon and run her up and down the road a few times (hoping to get a whiff of Q).
Grandson (5) stayed overnight last night and wanted to camp out in the Harely Shop. He's out there right now sawing logs.
Can't get enough Q and Harleys. Is there anything else.
Smoke On!!!!
ed

 

[Yakfishingfool]

Yeah...Q's and Honda's!!! Riding an 02 VTX 1800c. rode almost all day on Friday. Beuatiful weather here in the catskills. Scott

 

[bbqinNC]

Q and "insert your bike", anything in the wind!!:-D

 

[kickassbbq]

The Yak Meister!!!!!
Amen, You do not have to ride a HarDley Davidson to be a biker kinda a dude (or dudette). MANY great motorcycles out there. Ride On!!!!!!
Smokin' & Ridin'
Smoke On!!!!!

 

[qman]

The Yak Meister!!!!!
Amen, You do not have to ride a HarDley Davidson to be a biker kinda a dude (or dudette). MANY great motorcycles out there. Ride On!!!!!!
Smokin' & Ridin'
Smoke On!!!!!

Roger that Kick, Yak, and NC

Q and Suzuki cruisers here, and it is great to be in the wind--I got one more week before I can ride again.:mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen:

 

[Bigmista]

I'll have to let MrsMista know you guys are talking about bikes. She loves them.

 

[ModelMaker]

Bikes are like BBQ. Many different tastes. My preference is a 100th ( that would be one year older than HD) anniversary '02Triumph Bonneville America.

 

[bbqinNC]

MM, My first street bike was '78 Bonneville, bought it brand new!! I still have and I am looking at it right now the sales brochure. Black with red panels on the gas tank trimmed with gold pin stripes.

Triumph, "The Legend Lives On"

 

[kickassbbq]

Model Man and The BBQ Man,
My brother had a Triumph Bonneville and LOVED it. He traded it in this spring for that new 3 cylinder Triumph. He says the 140 horsepower kicks some Bad *%((*&%(*&%%(* . Really likes it. Too fast for me.
Smoke Tires!!!!!!!!!
Ed

 

[bbqbull]

My motorcycle is a Suzuki 650 Burgman. It kinda looks like a scooter but has a 638 cc. twin cylinder engine.... Goes like a streak-o-fire
Mike

 

[Bigmista]

Only time I tried to learn to ride a motorcycle was at a state park on a dirt bike with a friend. As soon I rode 20 yards, the state troopers came up and caught us. Just wasn't in the cards for me.

 

[nmayeux]

Q, and a little 02 Sporty for me. I love to ride that little monster!

 

[Yakfishingfool]

took the Mrs out for a littel hour long ride through the catskill mountains today. Finally going through woodstock. I love to ride. Don;t do it all the time, but I love to do it. As for the bike. I wave at everyone so don't take me as snobby I love the VTX. bought it when it was 2 years old and paid 6800 for it with 4000 miles. 110ci, and the thing has some serius torque. 0-60 is flat out a blast. I've only had it in 5th gear a few times as I;ve only been to 110 on the NYST. too much of a chicken I'm afraid. I tend to drive it slower than the car, and really take in the scenery. Gas mileage sucks though only about 34 to the gallon. Scott

 

[Yakfishingfool]

 

[bbqinNC]

Nice looking bike Yak! Wow, my '02 Road King gets 45 mpg or better depending on how much I twist on it. That is with my wife on the back usually heading to the Smokies and the Blue Ridge Parkway.

 

[Yakfishingfool]

Yeah, it's not a gas sipper, it's a gas guzzler. Some guys are getting closer to forty. Gotta stop after about 115 miles to refuel Probably should stop with some of the throttle twisties. But I get such a kick out of the torque. Scott

 

[Arlin_MacRae]

With a Bandera and a Road King Classic, I'm set!

 

[nmayeux]

I have the little bike and the big smoker. But with everything else, I'm thrilled. Here is a pic just for fun. With a couple of mods, she'll eat up the road, and still pushes 50 mpg. The only problem is the small tank, so gas is needed every 125 miles. But after a hundred miles of the twisties, its usually time for a beer!

 

[bbqinNC]

Nice mmayeux, my first Harley was a '70 Sportster, traded my Bonneville for it. I still like the air cleaner cover of a Sportster and have been looking for one that would fit on my '02 Road King. I still have Sportster wrist so I put a Stage II big bore kit with a mild cam in my Road King. Not quite as quick as a Sportster, but it feels good anyway when I twist it.