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My hubby's road name is Catfish (if you saw his mustache, you'd know why!!) Before I rode my own, I was on the back of his bike and someone in our club came up with "Perch", because I "perched" on the back of his motorcycle, plus ... after someone thought about it they said "hey .. it' goes along with HIS road name too!
My first Harley was a......well, '61 pan.
When I joined this forum it didn't make much sense to use a name with current bike because that may change in the future. But no matter what I have next year orin 5 years, my 1st Harley will always remain my 1st Harley.
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