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dallas I have some friends in a motorcycle club and they ask me if I wanted to go on a group ride with them . when I got there the road captian was concerned that i might need to make frequent fuel stops and slow down the ride, after about the third 30 mile potty break, smoke break, cold drink break I expressed concern that my fuel was gonna go bad before it run out . I told the guys I would catch them later told the wife to saddle up and we took off I hit the interstate and we rode memphis bought a news paper and come back home round trip 450 miles . I gave my buddies the news paper and told them this is where you could of been instead of the 7-11 drinking slurpys.
dallas I have some friends in a motorcycle club and they ask me if I wanted to go on a group ride with them . when I got there the road captian was concerned that i might need to make frequent fuel stops and slow down the ride, after about the third 30 mile potty break, smoke break, cold drink break I expressed concern that my fuel was gonna go bad before it run out . I told the guys I would catch them later told the wife to saddle up and we took off I hit the interstate and we rode memphis bought a news paper and come back home round trip 450 miles . I gave my buddies the news paper and told them this is where you could of been instead of the 7-11 drinking slurpys.
I've thought a lot about upgrading to the 1200. I'll probably just keep my bike the way it is for now, not add anything extra to it and use it for my daily commute. It works PERFECTLY for commutes to work and joy riding around town.(With two babies at home, I don't have time for long ridesjust yet!)
My long term plan is to have two Harleys: A 1200 Sporty custom and a non-Sporty model (not sure which just yet!).
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