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Quote from: mittico68 on May 25, 2016, 10:36:44 AMYes, there is always that possibility... highly unlikely but we'll give it a 1.5% chance that that was it...Ehy wait a minute!
You didn't think that maybe the Sherif was just curious about that nice and cool bike...

Ehy wait a minute!
You didn't think that maybe the Sherif was just curious about that nice and cool bike... 
Quote from: Tfrank59 on May 24, 2016, 20:40:06 PMSemper fi.... I was in, but don't have flags or anything.You gotta love that--the cop wanted to make sure you weren't 19. That's one benefit to not wearing a full-face helmet--they can see you're "mature" without stopping ya
I'm a jar-head vet so I have US flags on both my bikes--pretty sure that's helped before when I was clocked around 15 over the limit
My guess---The sheriff probably also wanted to hear how loud the pipes were so wanted to get real close. And yes when I turned my head "to look both ways" and he saw I was "older", he then decided to keep going elsewhere. HA!!!!
You gotta love that--the cop wanted to make sure you weren't 19. That's one benefit to not wearing a full-face helmet--they can see you're "mature" without stopping ya
I'm a jar-head vet so I have US flags on both my bikes--pretty sure that's helped before when I was clocked around 15 over the limit 
First nice evening when I was also not working. Really enjoyed riding country roads with my Drifter. Cruising windy country roads with a lot of topography is so much fun. And easy and comfortable. The bike just fits me. At one point I went through a small town that was posted at 30. I was doing 40. The sheriff pulled up right behind me. I saw him coming and got it down to 30 but it waa obvious he was hoping I'd mess up. At a blinking stop light he was close enough I almost could have kicked him. I made sure I came to a complete stop. I went left he went right. The people at the bar on the corner gave me a big thumbs up with giant smiles!
Man, I dig my Drifter.
Quote from: jmbo on May 10, 2016, 13:37:58 PMThat is a great looking decal and Drifter. Did you have the decal made by a print and sign shop? Did you have it clear coated? Also you need to add pics of your bike in your gallery, wanted to see more pics of your bikeWhen people ask me if my bike is an Indian I just point to my tank emblems......Question Answered!
Real nice......
When people ask me if my bike is an Indian I just point to my tank emblems......Question Answered!
Brainstorm!
When we decide to sell our precious Drifter, or pass on custody of our classic bike, we could get a War Bonnet tank decal that reads:
Indian
Tribute
That way we can be honest and still appeal to the brand conscious buyer 
Hmmm, I can't get rid of the extra line between "Indian" and "Tribute"...
Use your imagination 
Quote from: DC on May 03, 2016, 17:43:49 PMWell, you guys may have a Kawasaki... BUT... I have an "Indian-ish"....I had a different problem in one of the shows I entered. They didn't know what category to place my bike, so they put it in the full custom category. No way can I compete with $80,000 bikes.
Bahahahahaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!
Quote from: pcarrell on April 25, 2016, 08:27:06 AMI had a different problem in one of the shows I entered. They didn't know what category to place my bike, so they put it in the full custom category. No way can I compete with $80,000 bikes.I had the same problem at a show. In the end, I won first place in the metric cruiser class, but they seemed mad at me about the whole thing. Never went back......
Quote from: tj on May 01, 2016, 19:00:50 PMThat's a beauty ride! Black and chrome, damn!
Beautiful bike!
Quote from: pcarrell on May 01, 2016, 09:18:51 AMThat's a beauty ride! Black and chrome, damn!Hey, what's wrong with black bikes?
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