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Jul 26, 2022 | 09:10 PM

Devilgear

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From: MPLS, MN

Pretty good feeling

I have a 2017 Road King Special that I really love. Yesterday I paid it off. 100% mine. I feel great about that. No plans to ever get rid of it or buy another new one right now. But we all know how that goes. Ha

Jul 26, 2022 | 09:46 PM

johndoe297

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From: MS

Congrats. I know the feeling. Paid mine off early a few months ago. Def feels good to have a bike that's yours and not yours AND the banks'.

Jul 27, 2022 | 04:10 AM

BuzzCap7

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Devilgear

CONGRATs

DG, NICE job!!

WAIT! What?

No PIXs? Sorry mate............I gotta give you this emoticon below. You have a FANTASTIC bike, PAID IT OFF and do not post PIXs?

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We Want PIXs!

We Want PIXs!

Jul 27, 2022 | 04:20 AM

cycle7447

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Hey - congrats - enjoy it

Jul 27, 2022 | 05:35 AM

Ron750

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Congratulations. Wait until you pay your mortgage off. That feels even better.

Jul 27, 2022 | 06:08 AM

bduds65

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Ron750

Congratulations. Wait until you pay your mortgage off. That feels even better.

We're about 5 years from paying off two bikes and a mortgage! That will be a huge relief. Now we just have to hope the economy bounces back by then so we can recoup the $100k we lost in the past year to retire.

Devilgear, congrats to you! Yep there will always be something that catches your eye down the road. Personally I look towards "perfection" In other words, I spend a lot of time determining what I want in the first place and hope to not have something else catch my eye. I have my two bikes. The older one is now a toy. Local trips, tooling around. It was what I wanted right out of the gate at the time. The most recent purchase was a long road of research and test rides. Bigger bike, more for longer trips. Not the dream bike, so I will be adding on and swapping out parts along the way. Always a work in progress. Some call that a money pit. As long as it doesn't give me problems, I'll keep it. Like a marriage, I will have invested so much... LOL

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