I have never owned a Hoyt bow that wanted to "jump" out of my hands let alone the Trykon. Hand free vibration, quiet, smooth shooting, and very accurate.
Harleys have the image of course of being the most desired motorcycle in the world but they also have the dependablity and 103 years of working the bugs out of a Vtwin bike. The Jesse James, Orange county choppers, and the other home grown bike companies are turning out some real cool looking bikes, but they lack dependability, smoothness, comfort, and other refinements that it took Harley 103 years to master. You could not expect to jump on one of these bikes and take off cross country without expected breakdowns and discomfort from vibrations. My two harleys are extremely dependable, as all ofmy friends' are as well. I would jump on my 1997 Heritage Softail Classicwith 60,000 miles on it knowing that without missing a beat, it would make itto Alaska and back. My new 2007 Streetglide is even moretechnologically advanced.The jap bikes have dependability but no heritage or nostalgia and they are copiers not innovators so I won't even go there. I wouldchoose not to ride than ride one of those. Just my opinion
Hoyt, like Harley Davidson, has mastered it's product.