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Saw a new CVO at a dealer in West Branch, MI on Saturday ... Pretty sweet scooter ... It was Burgundy Cherry Sunglo Fade; Black Earth Fade ( I think ) with blacked out chrome ... If I had $43,000.00 in my pocket I might have brought it home ... then of course packed my bags 'cuz "Red" would have killed me!
The color was doing flip flops too
You have to tell her it is HER bike, like Ken did to Gail
Thanks Mark! I still have 20 years here to get to retirement. Ill be happy to be rid of this state by then. Great place to visit though. Ill probably end up in Oregon, Idaho or Montana. Some places in Arizona were nice and I liked Durango too.
I keep thinking of Arizona for retirement so I can ride a lot more. Then I think about how hot it can be in the summer. Not that I'll ever be able to retire. Never started saving for it so just gonna work til I can't any more.
I keep thinking of Arizona for retirement so I can ride a lot more. Then I think about how hot it can be in the summer. Not that I'll ever be able to retire. Never started saving for it so just gonna work til I can't any more.
Yea I never saved either. Put all my cash into paying off my house. Thats why ill be here till im 62. Need to get all of this state retirement. Prolly wont be any SSI when im ready to retire.
I keep thinking of Arizona for retirement so I can ride a lot more. Then I think about how hot it can be in the summer. Not that I'll ever be able to retire. Never started saving for it so just gonna work til I can't any more.
AZ has some good places to retire with cooler weather in summer.
Flagstaff
Prescott
Heber
Showlow
Strawberry
Payson
Pine
Greer
Summerhaven (really small on Mt Lemmon)
My Lemmon is beautiful, small but has some great riding.
Of all the places I've been in AZ, Cave Creek is probably the most beautiful and it's a biker haven.
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