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How may out there gave a name to your ride? Here's mine.
Had to go with a womans name, no matter how much you buy, she always needs more.
Hadn't thought about it until you posted this thread I usually just call it the Fatboy but I like idea of the guy that names his bar the "Office" ..........so when you're riding you're at the Office, when you're working on it you're at the Office......you get the idea....LOL
Originally Posted by Tx_Outlaw
I call my ride "Sweetie" but most people call her Elidia or Mrs Clark.
I know it is a little common since i started reading this forum, but I call mine Betty. My wife actually named her when we were at the dealership and it stuck.
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