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I have the Black bike, The 69 and the 56. Thats what I call them. wife calls the 56 the gazelle because of the cable wraps. She also calls the Black bike Marvin after Marvin the Martian.
Can't ride an hour away without getting rained on with this one.
So that explains the weather we've been having! I think I've been out once or twice this year and not hit rain. Even a couple of weekends ago, full sun and 80, on my way to Chautauqua Lake and ride under the only cloud in the region and get dumped on. Damn rain!
I was thinking of starting to call mine Black Cloud.
Last edited by Cygnusx51; Jul 13, 2017 at 06:11 AM.
My first bike (02 Road King Classic) was named J-Lo. She was a little older, had a big ol' *** and was still sexy as hell. My new Street Glide is named Maxine.
She's got more going on up front and she's a little fast.
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