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Cudos to you, you are definitely doing something right. I feel a bit of envy.
I'm very blessed no doubt.
My initial intention in posting this was more focused on how easy and inexpensively anyone can install some apes... A used lift table, a cheap soldering iron and a few youtube videos...
As far as kids go, I think they really just want to do stuff - kind of doesn't matter that much what... of course there aren't many things more cool than a Harley so that part is pretty easy.
I would say that I believe it's super important to support kids (especially boys... girls too) in what they like - from Harleys to dance to art. When boys are supported by a man, they then are made to feel like they are part of the "men" group instead of gravitating toward women because only their mom supported them.
Last edited by Blackjack1; Apr 3, 2017 at 09:50 AM.
Awesome! My kids (7 and 3) already have the bug. I was racing dirtbikes at 4 years old and it's been in my blood ever since. And wrenching the damn things turned me into who I am today.
yikes. My indy did my new Wild1 Chubby drags and fluids for under 250. I had it done right after I bought my new house, too many other projects to do it myself at the time.
Anyway grats on the project getting done. That table pretty much just paid for itself.
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Priceless...
