Bye Bye Evo.
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From: Arkansas
I've been getting rid of **** for the same reason the OP gives.
With the exception of my bike, anything that I don't need and the wife can't use, is going away.
When the time comes that I can't ride anyone, the bike will go also. I know a lot of guys keep them after they can't ride anymore but it just doesn't seem fair to the bike for it to just sit.
With the exception of my bike, anything that I don't need and the wife can't use, is going away.
When the time comes that I can't ride anyone, the bike will go also. I know a lot of guys keep them after they can't ride anymore but it just doesn't seem fair to the bike for it to just sit.
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From: The Wasteland
I've been getting rid of **** for the same reason the OP gives.
With the exception of my bike, anything that I don't need and the wife can't use, is going away.
When the time comes that I can't ride anyone, the bike will go also. I know a lot of guys keep them after they can't ride anymore but it just doesn't seem fair to the bike for it to just sit.
With the exception of my bike, anything that I don't need and the wife can't use, is going away.
When the time comes that I can't ride anyone, the bike will go also. I know a lot of guys keep them after they can't ride anymore but it just doesn't seem fair to the bike for it to just sit.
Then I would hold on to it until they were old enough to take it and care for it.
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You know after 20+ years of hauling around parts I had a big advertised garage sale when we moved to Reno. All I posted was lots of Harley parts. People drove hours and literally cleaned me out. I had guys that couldn't contain their excitement they had found old, new takeoffs. I made a bundle too. Now 10 years later I regret selling some of them.
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From: Decatur, Alabama
When I get too old and crusty to ride my big bikes I'm selling out. The shovel stays in the family but everything else goes. I'm going to buy a brand new 175-350cc jap bike, maybe a thumper, as long as it's light enough and if I can sling a leg over it, i'll ride it out in the County on Sunday afternoons until they wheel me off to the home.
Carl
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