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Hey Scarp,....This used to be a good thread...lasted for about a year and than it just died out...Sorta like what Harley just projected their losses for 2009...71% !...I'm in Wisconsin so if we can get midwest guys to respond I guess that will have to do for now.
Well we are just going to have to make it a "good thread" again! the season will be in full swing soon. anyone from the Midwest going to Sturgis?
I see a few that live pretty darn close...I'm out in the NW burbs in Lakewood (right down the street from Lou's). I'm just twiddling my thumbs waiting for my bike to arrive some time next week.
In Grayslake IL about halfway between Chicago & Milwaukee.Been getting in a few good rides this Spring.Mostly ride Southern Wisconsin and Northern Illinois from Lake Michigan to out West along the Mississippi River and Eastern Iowa.Not often but also every once in a while out South of Chicago towards Starved Rock etc.
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