Even the ocean says it doesn't want an HD

[Wrider]

A guy in Vancouver was beachcombing, and stumbled across the remnants of a moving truck washed out to sea by the Japanese Tsunami. Among the contents? A rusty HD.
News Story (http://now.msn.com/now/0430-harley-davidson-tsunami.aspx)

[r6rammy]

damn, I would've thought it would be in the ocean floor, not floating around like drift wood. Didnt think the tires were that buoyant.

[Ghost]

damn, I would've thought it would be in the ocean floor, not floating around like drift wood. Didnt think the tires were that buoyant.

It was in a sealed shipping crate with other shit, not floating on its own.

[salsashark]

Proof that Harleys don't even make good anchors...

[asp_125]

Follow up: Harley Davidson to restore and return motorcycle to owner.
http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/story/2012/05/01/bc-tsunami-motorcycle-owner.html

Imagine losing everything and getting your bike back.

[TinkerinWstuff]

Likely cheaper for them to park it in the museum and hand him a new one.

The thing looked rougher than a night in jail and Chinese 'rithmatic combined.

Restoration even I wouldn't take on.

[asp_125]

Can't imagine what the salt water has done rusting things together. OTOH it'll probably drop less bolts than a new HD.

[CYCLE_MONKEY]

Well, oil generally floats doesn't it? :)

[thankgod]

Doh!!! I just reposted! Dummy >.< lol yeah

[longrider]

Doh!!! I just reposted! Dummy >.< lol yeah

As long as nobody posts in it you can delete your post before the repost police come by... :)

After you delete I will delete this post and you delete your post above and nobody knows better ;)

[cbrjohnny]

was the rider still attached? hehe