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NOTHING comes before your kids. Right choice! I sold my last Harley and gave every penny of that money to a Lawyer to fight for and to get custody of my kids. I would do it again in a heartbeat if I had too. Also, before I bought another Harley I bought my Son and I Honda 250 and 500 dirt bikes so we could ride in the dirt together. It was one of the best times of my life. Mark my word, "paying it forward" will get you great returns and out of the blue something really cool is going to fall right into your lap for being a GREAT Dad. The Shotgun Shock isn't going anywhere, it will be there waiting for you when the time comes.
Mid, Awesome choice for the son to be on two wheels even better on a 50 honda I still have one for myself lol shotgun is great but nothing to a proud dad
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