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Well lets see, R U on my friends list, NO, so what are the chances of me letting you ride my bike, Refer back to previous post, if you still have not comprehended it yet!!!
BTW is that your picture or your wifes.
WOW!!
You were close!!!
I married my twin sister!!!!!!!!
PS, here is a clip after we shave,
Your highminded attitude matches your smart *** comment,
Gee, kinda like mine earlier,
Hey, can I borrow your bike now, since we are both fully capable of ignorant comments???
Me and my friends "share" our bikes. I've been wanting to get a Dyna so my buddy let me take his out so I can see if I liked how it rode. The same goes for them if they want to use my bike I don't care. If anything happens I can get it fixed (full coverage) I would be more worried about my friend then anything else anyway.
My son and only my son. At the age of 16 I let him take out my frame off 68 rag top corvette that he and I worked on since he was 10 with no problems. I knew that he was going to test the limits, but hey, it was nice to hear the roar of a car that both he and I work on together. Only family rides. He's got his own Utra and he switches off with the old man we ride together. You can ride with friends, but when you ride with blood it's priceless.
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