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How did the touring bikes get the moniker "dresser"? Is it because with all the room you have with the trunk and saddlebags it will hold all of the clothes in my dresser drawers, or because you can "dress them up"? Inquiring minds wanna know.
How did the touring bikes get the moniker "dresser"? Is it because with all the room you have with the trunk and saddlebags it will hold all of the clothes in my dresser drawers, or because you can "dress them up"? Inquiring minds wanna know.
I think it was because the first guy to install all that stuff on his bike was named Chester Drawers. Since he didn't think it would sound good to call his bike a Chester, he decided to call it a Dresser. I would swear that this is a true story unless I just made it up.
I think it was because the first guy to install all that stuff on his bike was named Chester Drawers. Since he didn't think it would sound good to call his bike a Chester, he decided to call it a Dresser. I would swear that this is a true story unless I just made it up.
OK I am glad the key board still works after the spray of coffee from my nose and mouth. Hey oldgeezer, be careful with those facts so early in the morning.
I think it was because the first guy to install all that stuff on his bike was named Chester Drawers. Since he didn't think it would sound good to call his bike a Chester, he decided to call it a Dresser. I would swear that this is a true story unless I just made it up.
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