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Hello fellow Harleyiers....Harleyists??? What ever works.
I need to get away for a few days and I am thinking of screwing off and renting a Harley for a few days. 2017 is going to be a busy year (shameless plug, my author wife was just offered a two book deal last night) and this may be the only time to get away.
I have two choices, My wife's best friend and fellow author lives in Tempe Arizona so we could pop down there for a while and my wife could visit and I could ride.
Other option is Fort Lauderdale, we both like it there and there is a lobster place there my wife really likes.
So my question is which would you do as a fellow Harleyiers....Harleyists??? What ever works
Florida is a hell of a place but choosing between the two for a riding destination is easy as can be. Arizona has some of the most beautiful views out there and wayyyyy too much to see. Definitely my pick.
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