On 4/30/2017 5:06 PM, Tomos Davies wrote:
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It doesn't. It only matters to the owner/user if the features of a
product works for the intent for which they purchased. Of course, it
also matters to the insecure whiners who can't ignore when someone
thinks they have a great product. It's similar to motorcycle riders who
hate HD owners because HD owners still think it's all American and the
ultimate machine. Big deal! Friendly banter is one thing, over zealous
attempts to prove otherwise is childishly inferior and asinine.

As a rider myself, I can categorically say that it's my opinion that no HD
owner actually thinks his bike is "better" functionally than other bikes.

Nowhere did I say "better".

It's completely different. It's American iron.
It's iconic. It's historic (Milwaukee even trademarked the *sound* they
emit, for heaven's sake, so that it wouldn't be copied by the rice
burners).

Check your facts. They tried for 6 years and withdrew the application in
2000 claiming it had won in the court of public opinion. They also tried
to trademark the term "Hog" and failed.

But nobody riding a Harley thinks the bike stands a snowball's chance in
Hell outperforming even a rice burner of similar size, let alone a beemer.


You need to get out more and check those facts as well instead of
whining in forums with attempted chest thumping of issues your insecure
ego can't handle.


The Hog owner *knows* his machine's limitations, unlike the iPhone/iPad
owner.


Yet many inferior souls don't know their limitations of whining levels.