Topic: An all time personal Motorcycling First

[Kong]

Today, for the first time in my life, I managed to get a Harley Davidson stuck in the snow.  No-kidding, I  had to call for help to get it out.

[CBGhia]

Rock on.  As long as you were not hurt, and now you have a cool story about the time you got a Hog stuck. 

[wannabridin]

if it were a Honda, you would of been fine!  

[MoMo]

You mean even King Kong couldn't get a Harley out of the snow ...Larry

[Kong]

You mean even King Kong couldn't get a Harley out of the snow ...Larry

I felt as helpless as a spider monkey.  I beat my chest and raged and roared, but it didn't help, the rear wheel dropped into a little ditch, it started spinning an dug a hole nearly instantly; the frame hit the ground and I stepped off the bike.  It just sat there upright, all quarter ton of it.

It was more embarrassing than that year I lost the turd-toss-contest at Monkey Island, Bronx Zoo; spring of '93.

[MoMo]

You're probably underestimating at a quarter ton Too bad about the Bronx-you must have been depressed for years ...Larry

[754]

Photo, just how much do you think a non-bagger big twin weighs...

 Also, do you think an Indian Four, is at least 70 lbs lighter than a CB750 sihc....??

[Hush]

Been there, done the survey, got the tee shirt

[Brown Bomber]

Should have just let it idle for a bit, probably would've vibrated it's self out on it's own

[Kong]

Photo, just how much do you think a non-bagger big twin weighs...

 Also, do you think an Indian Four, is at least 70 lbs lighter than a CB750 sihc....??

Wish I had a photo of it in the hole.  As for the weight, 2002 FXSTD/I (Softail Deuce) 586 pounds, dry.  Mine is probably just a shade lighter than stock, but not by much.

[Really?]

Did that in the sand at the beach on my 400-4 but I drug it out.  I was a big boy then.