As it's a Harley, the engine is air-cooled, which works great on the motorway, but not so clever in town traffic, where it feels like you're sitting astride a chunk of the sun.
isn't the most clever acronym in town (it stands for Digital Audio-Video Experience), it looks to be a promising gadget thanks to its slim design and features.
Maybe my own uncertainty about whether this is the cleverest play in town or simply Love Story with extra physics is proof that we live in a world of infinite possibilities.
So it's a delight when clever culinary novelty hits town.
The "Thin Man" movies told audiences that "instead of in-laws and bills and dull routines... a married couple could be out on the town trading clever remarks with each other, solving crimes and throwing back martinis".
When the Crusaders came through in the 15th century and caught sight of it, they, too, thought they deserved such turf and conquered the town by clever, if cruel, means.
After MacDonald poked narrowly wide from Potter's clever slide-rule pass Town almost sealed their place at Wembley when Martin was forced into an excellent double stop, first denying Jack Hunt and then tipping away Novak's ferociously hit follow up.
Only four of the six buildings have been completed but it's worth visiting to appreciate their swirling lines, colourful layers and clever references to the old town buildings (00 34 881 997 565; cidadedacultura.org; free).
Butler's later movies for Twentieth Century-Fox included Pigskin Parade (1936); Ali Baba Goes to Town (1937), a clever musical featuring Eddie Cantor; Kentucky (1938), starring Loretta Young, Richard Greene, and Walter Brennan; and Kentucky Moonshine (1938; also called Three Men and a Girl), an uninspired outing with the Ritz Brothers.
What he didn't tell me is that Charley and his Maori wife, Janet, would invite me into their house first and offer me coffee, biscuits and clever quips about the small-town life they have led since moving to Ohura from the city of Hamilton, the North Island's third-biggest.
Now, having crafted a potter protagonist – clever Philip Warren from the Five Towns, who develops from a homeless urchin sketching in the South Kensington Museum to the rising star of Edwardian art ceramics – his creator felt she had to share his manual métier.
