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Just a note, but on American Chopper Vinnie (who rides big, stretched out choppers, mostly) prefers to hop on to a scooter more than anything because of the fun factor. He has said that he enjoys riding them a lot more than a chopper.
Hell yeah, a bagger and a bobber... the perfect combo. You'll always have the right tool for the job, for any job outside the track.
Weather's been nice enough for commuting by Forty-Eight this week, if I pile on the layers. If it gets any colder, I'll be using the Road King with the windshield... but in the meantime, I'm going to enjoy the little bastard while I can.
If you want Ill trader you my nightster for your bagger anyday. Now you can have all the fun without the hassle of choosing. Whichever one you pick you will be happy.
Why? Because you want to....and age doesn't matter.
My Dad is 78 and rides a '06 Sportster XL883 in Vivid Black with nice Porker pipes and some other mods. Could have any bike he wishes, but likes the nimble little Sporty.
Have fun and ride safe!
3rd generation Harley man right here!
~Joe
I'm 57 and you can see what I ride. I have a great time. Age does not matter to me!
My Dad is 78 and rides a '06 Sportster XL883 in Vivid Black with nice Porker pipes and some other mods. Could have any bike he wishes, but likes the nimble little SportyIf I can do that, I have at least 37 years left of riding!!! SWEET
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