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JMCOLLISON, That same cop got me for my bars !! He let me lower my bars but he DID give me a ticket for no motorcycle endorsement!
They're big on the Apes down there for sure! I had a buddy down from Minnesota. I was riding the Springer and he was on my Road King all day. We switched off at the station on I-40 where the road cuts south to Havasu. One of the guys with us was riding an Ironhorse with his wife on the back, bent over and trying not to fall off the p-pad so I grabbed the King and told her to jump on. 5 minutes later my buddy was feeling the 95" kit when we got to one of those passing lanes. The next thing you know, he disappeared from the mirror, so I dumped my buddy's wife, u-turned and went back to find him on the side of the road with Officer Friendly. Cop clocked him at 92 mph in a 65. It's a good thing I went back since I had the registration and insurance in my wallet!!!
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