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we aren't talking about anybody we're talking about women. i just don't understand why its important to focus on the paying-for or maintenance-of a womans motorcycle.
do you sell or repair motorcycles? if so, were you stiffed by a woman?
Do they pay for it and fix it themselves, too? I think those are important considerations even if nobody else mentions it.
Sorry, but eh... I don't care. Really, I don't. Like someone else already said, seeing a gal on her own bike is a 2-3 point bump. I'll fix it for her, don't care.
Do they pay for it and fix it themselves, too? I think those are important considerations even if nobody else mentions it.
How about this: I paid for IN FULL, both my bike, AND MY HUSBAND'S BIKE. Yes, I've wrenched on my own bike. But mostly, my husband does that for me. I cook; he wrenches. It works for us.
Yes, I make more $$$ than my husband and have for most of our 18 years of marriage.
Was there some point you were trying to make Gdawg? It's not the 1950's anymore Hon.
My wife pays and fixes her own! She is right there when we do any thing on her bike turning the wrench. WE converted her Nightster to a trike! She has helped me rebuild motors etc. What about you? Ever did a restore on an 50 year old car or even helped, my wife has!
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