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I got caught in Knoxville a few weeks ago... 75 in a 55... and I PASSED the cop.... sneaky.... they drive black, unmarked Dodge chargers there.... with HEMI's....
I must admit that I enjoy it much more when I ride fast. Then again, in Houston I'm not exactly taking in the scenery. It's more like going into battle than anything. When I get outin the country, I am much more likely to ride slowly and enjoy.
Shoulda kept your old scoot there Pat...I don't remember hearing these kinds of stories when you had your Heritage
Hey Zombie,
Thanks for remembering the old girl. She's still around and doing well, I gave her to my younger brother, his first Harley, and he and his wife are having a blast on it.
I got one last year on the Springer - still don't think I deserved it. Then I got one two weekends ago, leaving Augusta at 5:30 in the morning (74 in a 55 right before the limit increases to 70). I have a judge connection taking care of that one for me, though.
Post #1000 is about riding too fast. Kinda poetic, don't ya think?
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