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A moto lady riding through Arizona on her Harley realizes MY GOD THIS STATE IS HOT. Riding to Vegas across the Arizona desert in Sept. It was like riding through Hell!! 120 degrees it hit. I kept soaking my tank top in water just to stay cool..but it only would last 10min and then I’d be dry all over again. The other pic of me riding in AZ with all the gear on..during the winter this time.

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Harley Davidson Softail 1947-1950

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Another of Ora Alex on her Harley

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Ora Alex with her Harley (another real motolady)

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Harley motorcycle, tiny blonde. Awesome back fender, big rear wheel. Edit (thanks Jeff)- That would be Roulette (Tammy) from Baltimore area. She’s on of the Lowside Crew. Thats her bike she did.

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Harley Davidson, rear view. Ready for mounting.

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Harley’s were pretty popular with the ladies back in the day.

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Some extra information for the motorcycle question: The MT350 is a good motorcycle, but it was produced in limited numbers, and has a huge following. Not only is it an expensive bike, but parts are near unobtainable. Between the three, it’s comes down to the R71 or Speed Triple. The choice is based on one question: How comfortable are you working on a bike? All bikes are finicky at times, and older bikes more so. There’s a constant ever growing, ever changing list of repairs and procedures and problems. And they can be sadistic; typically choosing the point furthest from a garage or parts store to break down, and often the most expensive parts break repeatedly. Of course, it will run like a dream in front of a mechanic. If you’re not afraid to pick up a wrench a repair manual, and head into unknown motoring territory: Buy the BMW. If you’re not comfortable with the above: Buy the triple The Speed Triple is newer, meaning less work between rides. Both look cool, and both from my understanding, are incredible rides.

Thanks for the extra info and opinions- surely ‘Anonymous’ from this post will appreciate it. (I enjoyed reading it, as well.)

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Some extra information for the motorcycle question: The MT350 is a good motorcycle, but it was produced in limited numbers, and has a huge following. Not only is it an expensive bike, but parts are near unobtainable. Between the three, it’s comes down to the R71 or Speed Triple. The choice is based on one question: How comfortable are you working on a bike? All bikes are finicky at times, and older bikes more so. There’s a constant ever growing, ever changing list of repairs and procedures and problems. And they can be sadistic; typically choosing the point furthest from a garage or parts store to break down, and often the most expensive parts break repeatedly. Of course, it will run like a dream in front of a mechanic. If you’re not afraid to pick up a wrench a repair manual, and head into unknown motoring territory: Buy the BMW. If you’re not comfortable with the above: Buy the triple The Speed Triple is newer, meaning less work between rides. Both look cool, and both from my understanding, are incredible rides.

Thanks for the extra info and opinions- surely ‘Anonymous’ from this post will appreciate it. (I enjoyed reading it, as well.)

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Harley culture.

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