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This is probably going to strike yall as somewhat of a weird question....if you get a new bike and your profile name doesnt go with that bike, is itthe norm for people to change it? I just bought an Fat Bob and my name is xl50 for the sportster...and i am thinking of changing it....what do yall think?....
Well, your post count isn't that high, so I don't think you should be really concerned about that. Just quit the forum and come back as a new person. Now if you create a name that has nothing to do with your ride, you won't have to go through this each time your scooter is reposessed. 8-)
If you go with "Fat Bob_366" then people will think that is your name and weight.
i really wasnt worried about the post count......ill do what EasternSP says...it sounds like a good idea, although this bike will be my last for a long long time....
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