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i bought my first bike when i was 20 to learn on it was a kawasaki cruiser, then a yr leater i bought a brand new suzuki 500 cause i lacked sufficent credit to get a harley and suzuki had a 1st time buyers program. now i finally got my bike its a 1200n
my parents didn't buy anything for me i have three jobs to pay for it and it sucks but if i wanna ride i gotta pay the price
3 jobs ... WOW ! Wish my 16 year old stepson would take a lesson from you ... even ONE job !! Just be as mature and responsible on the bike and drive safe! As for my history, got my motorcycle license and first bike (Suzuki Intruder 800) just before my 50th BD - just bought my first Harley 2 years later (883 low). Had my permit in my 20's but first hubby's bike was too big for me and it scared me so I never mastered it. But I've been loving riding my own bike ... now in my third season.
my parents didn't buy anything for me i have three jobs to pay for it and it sucks but if i wanna ride i gotta pay the price
Wow, he must never sleep between school and three jobs. Plus isn't there some law where you can only work 20 hrs a week if you are still in school??? I know in MI there is at least...
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