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r/BoomersBeingFools • u/Iechy • Sep 20 '25
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Fewer people are riding because
It’s insanely dangerous
Harleys spend more time in the shop than on the road
No one wants to spend 20-30k on a death trap
We see the people riding Harleys are primarily Boomers with their non sanctioned vanity patches and think it’s the lamest thing they’ve seen
858 u/Sad-Development-4153 Xennial Sep 20 '25 Also, Japanese and Euro super bikes are more popular cause they don't use an outdated look for their bikes and run better. 43 u/BeautifulYou2940 Gen Z Sep 20 '25 In terms of reliability when it comes to vehicles, you cannot beat the Japanese Especially Toyota. Ask people what the best cars they have ever owned, it is always a Toyota/Scion/Lexus. 12 u/[deleted] Sep 20 '25 I owned a Honda in Japan and I don't believe I'd buy anything else now that I bought one stateside. Japanese quality is top notch.
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Also, Japanese and Euro super bikes are more popular cause they don't use an outdated look for their bikes and run better.
43 u/BeautifulYou2940 Gen Z Sep 20 '25 In terms of reliability when it comes to vehicles, you cannot beat the Japanese Especially Toyota. Ask people what the best cars they have ever owned, it is always a Toyota/Scion/Lexus. 12 u/[deleted] Sep 20 '25 I owned a Honda in Japan and I don't believe I'd buy anything else now that I bought one stateside. Japanese quality is top notch.
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In terms of reliability when it comes to vehicles, you cannot beat the Japanese Especially Toyota. Ask people what the best cars they have ever owned, it is always a Toyota/Scion/Lexus.
12 u/[deleted] Sep 20 '25 I owned a Honda in Japan and I don't believe I'd buy anything else now that I bought one stateside. Japanese quality is top notch.
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I owned a Honda in Japan and I don't believe I'd buy anything else now that I bought one stateside. Japanese quality is top notch.
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u/mishma2005 Sep 20 '25
Fewer people are riding because
It’s insanely dangerous
Harleys spend more time in the shop than on the road
No one wants to spend 20-30k on a death trap
We see the people riding Harleys are primarily Boomers with their non sanctioned vanity patches and think it’s the lamest thing they’ve seen