No, it is not accurate or fair to make generalizations or assumptions about the majority of Harley motorcycle owners based on their childhood experiences. Motorcycles, including Harley-Davidson motorcycles, are owned and enjoyed by individuals from diverse backgrounds, with varying motivations and preferences.
People choose motorcycles for a variety of reasons, such as the sense of freedom, the thrill of riding, the camaraderie of motorcycle communities, or simply the aesthetic appeal of a particular brand or model. The desire to make noise with a motorcycle's exhaust can be attributed to personal preference, individual expression, or the enjoyment of the distinctive sound that some motorcycles produce. However, it is not indicative of neglected childhoods or an inherent need for attention.
It's important to approach such topics with sensitivity and avoid making assumptions or stereotypes about a group of people based on their choice of vehicle or recreational activities. Each person's motivations and experiences are unique, and it's best to avoid broad generalizations.