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Well That's just Duckie...If she saw this response (which I'll make sure she doesn't). Her response would be "Now tell me something I didn't already know".
Hate to point out IronAss, but there ain't nothin' that a woman don't already know.
The shrink should be paying you is you gonna make that whack of a doc shake his head is can't wait till that hour is up is grind that guy down to a nub, like, Footpeg Charlie is someone has an avvy that he must go thru floorboards every weekend is change roads dare, buddy!
Sorry to disagree about the generalization of a wife's reaction but I started a second shelf in my garage for old parts today... Should I call Dr. Phil too?
The shrink should be paying you is you gonna make that whack of a doc shake his head is can't wait till that hour is up is grind that guy down to a nub, like, Footpeg Charlie is someone has an avvy that he must go thru floorboards every weekend is change roads dare, buddy!
Sorry to disagree about the generalization of a wife's reaction but I started a second shelf in my garage for old parts today... Should I call Dr. Phil too?
Maybe the wife needs her own bike !
No. Sounds like you are a well balanced person because you realize that when you need something, its far better to go to your box/shelf than it is the dealer.
You're entirely normal. Some guys have a need to work with their hands, and accomplish something.
I'm not one of them. When my bike is the way I want it I'll leave it alone and ride more.
werd.
riding is the point.
maintenance and mods are fine to do as needed, but i'd rather ride than wrench. for that matter i also prefer riding to shopping, even for bike bits. i wonder if HD sells a "shop til you drop" jacket, or a "shopaholic" chrome bit that people can drool over?
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If I thought I could, trust me I would. Even thought about buying my own Tractor so I could put a Big *** sleeper on it and use the back half to carry the bike but I decided I can rent a hell of alot of bikes for the $200,000.00+ that a Tractor and Custom sleeper would cost.
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