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Anyone else do this on a late after noon or early evening? Tonight I snuck off again to test my new used HD seat I got the other day. I like to ride down a certain road about 2 miles from my house, it's only a little over a mile long, but I love the road. Quiet smooth lots of trees and some houses, a bridge going over a river you can smell nature. Sometimes I turn around a drive it again since it's so short lol. And I always picture myself like this
I know it's pathetic, but I love cruising by myself on a nice quiet cool evening, no cares, no tv, no mouthy kids or wife (jk I love them).
Yeah I sneak off every now and then, and ride to a certain beer store ten or twelve miles away down a very very crooked road to buy a 24oz beer, when in reality I would only have to ride 3/4 of a mile to buy the same thing. p.s. Oh and one more thing after reading post 7, I don't have to sneak off eather, my wife knows, but as they say, a stolen watermelon taste so much better than a store bought one.
Last edited by 6 gun; Jul 6, 2014 at 09:45 PM.
Reason: P.S.
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