Sue
04-07-2009, 04:09 PM
It's been on the news here a lot. While I have no doubt he has ridden a lot of miles, I wonder how he rode 1M on only one bike, especially considering his health issues described in another article. (Link (http://www.chippewa.com/articles/2009/04/05/news/doc49d8158f31a6e383288621.txt))
See the whole article here:Harley to Hit Million Mile Mark (http://www.todaystmj4.com/news/local/42458107.html)
MUKWONAGO - Aboard his 1340cc Harley, Dave Zien pulled into the driveway of Tony SanFelipo’s ranch house looking like a man who has been on the road for awhile.
His wind blown beard, thick mane of gray hair and full length leathers gave him the appearance of a character from a futuristic science fiction film; a cross between Mad Max and Moses.
The big Harley, by the way, is named Suzanna Ala Sha-Luck A Lay Ya.
Dave is an old-school Harley guy and feels it is important to name one’s bike.
He and Suzanna are about to cross the million mile mark. Suzanna will become the first Harley to have a documented million miles on her resume.
“Suzanna has been with me since 1991,” Dave said enthusiastically. “We did the million miles of heartache and failure and tragedy and breakdowns. Every breakdown is a tragedy.”
See the whole article here:Harley to Hit Million Mile Mark (http://www.todaystmj4.com/news/local/42458107.html)
MUKWONAGO - Aboard his 1340cc Harley, Dave Zien pulled into the driveway of Tony SanFelipo’s ranch house looking like a man who has been on the road for awhile.
His wind blown beard, thick mane of gray hair and full length leathers gave him the appearance of a character from a futuristic science fiction film; a cross between Mad Max and Moses.
The big Harley, by the way, is named Suzanna Ala Sha-Luck A Lay Ya.
Dave is an old-school Harley guy and feels it is important to name one’s bike.
He and Suzanna are about to cross the million mile mark. Suzanna will become the first Harley to have a documented million miles on her resume.
“Suzanna has been with me since 1991,” Dave said enthusiastically. “We did the million miles of heartache and failure and tragedy and breakdowns. Every breakdown is a tragedy.”