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first paragraph is due to OP stating that he has been riding since 1955.
Originally Posted by Terp84Alum
Hi kettle i dont care how long you been riding
second paragraph is because some of you guys think riding 1000-1500
per year is a lot and the OP may fall in to that category.
Originally Posted by Terp84Alum
Hi kettle personally i have been riding since 1980 and when i say riding i mean riding, some people think riding is 1000 miles per year and while i'm far from an iron butt i average 5k+ per year from late April to early October before the cold starts kicking in, i would ride all year round but i hate that bundled up feeling as i feel detached from my bike.
in other words you may have been licensed for 20-30-40 years or more but that doesnt mean you have many actual miles in the saddle.
you know, the soft tail that is 10 years old and only has 3500 on the ODO.
I'm just razzin' you. Sorry if you took it personally.
i can take the razzin i just wanted to make my stance clear.
i know guys that ride 1000 per year if they are lucky and they
think thats riding. i just laught at them.
DUDE!!!!! you have a RAMBLER SCRAMBLER!!!!????
how sweet is that...................
Yeah. My dad bought that brand new in 69. It has 11,000 miles. We completely restored it a couple of years ago. Won the AMC America Cup in 09 (you can only win that once).
There aren't very many people that know what it is.
no point in responding on here if when you do people go back in time and delete the stupid **** they wrote!
Last edited by kraznos; Dec 7, 2010 at 08:51 PM.
Reason: this post was in direct response to some nasty stuff written in post above mine by heybayler and then he deleted the whole thing making what i said pointless!
Yeah. My dad bought that brand new in 69. It has 11,000 miles. We completely restored it a couple of years ago. Won the AMC America Cup in 09 (you can only win that once).
There aren't very many people that know what it is.
I drive it to the grocery store now...lol.
Man thats awesome and really cool as i have only seen 2 in person in 25 years of car shows and cruise nights.
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