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Cool as heck! tang, can't wait till my Grandson can ride with me and his Dad, but he's 2, that is some years down the road. I hope I can hold up at least till then! Just so cool to see Father, Son, Grandson on Bikes together! Oh yea and Uncle too!
That's just way cool! Non of my family cept me that rides any more. Han an Uncle that rode in the late 50s until accedent paralized him, and my older brother rode harleys in the 70s but traded it for a kawi then eventualy sold out. Now I'm the only one. Any way it's great that you can make memories like that. Way cool.
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