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Just wondering, how many of you let other people ride your bike?
Am i the only one that is that particular that i dont share? I have done a lot of custom work to my bike, rebuilt the engine and all and it's my hot rod. I dont let others ride it because its my baby and im very particular. So how about you?
Absolutely NOT. Let them buy their own bike!
The one time I did let a buddy take my sporty for a ride many years ago, he never returned
to the spot we were at. Later on I found out he was in the hospital with a broken foot,
and my bike was left on the side of the road with a broken case! Cost me $375 to fix it,
and that was a lot of money back in 72.
Since that day, I have never let anyone ride any of my bikes. I was a dumbass once, but at least I learned my lesson!
If that makes me an ***, to f'n bad.
Just wondering, how many of you let other people ride your bike?
Am i the only one that is that particular that i dont share? I have done a lot of custom work to my bike, rebuilt the engine and all and it's my hot rod. I dont let others ride it because its my baby and im very particular. So how about you?
Let my buddy's ride myRK and I ride his heritage with beach bars or switch off with my other buddy for his heritage with apes. Thats how I decided which bars I went with
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