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Congrats to you and your son.
I know the feeling.My 19 yr old just bought his first bike ('82 Kawasaki 750) so he could learn and ultimately get his Harley.
We put 80 miles on today for his first ride,with Mom joining us for the last 40.
Great afternoon.
Snapped this yesterday before 3 hours of parking lot practice.
Congrats to you and your son.
I know the feeling.My 19 yr old just bought his first bike ('82 Kawasaki 750) so he could learn and ultimately get his Harley.
We put 80 miles on today for his first ride,with Mom joining us for the last 40.
Great afternoon.
Snapped this yesterday before 3 hours of parking lot practice.
Great bike to learn on there. My kid paid his dues on a Honda he paid for himself. I helped him a bit on the HD by way of a co-signature.
Yep, we're gonna need a pic of the new ride.. My 17 yo daughter got to go on her first ride with me when I rode out to visit last week for my son's college commencement. She's hooked.. I'm excited for her, and terrified - because now she wants her own bike. I told her if I win the lottery I'll get her one, but she's going to have to save up for now.
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