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LOL, when I'm 70 you might see me on a garbage barge!
Next bike will be a rigid Evo. Unless I gotta build it for THE MAMA, then it'll be an Evo in a late '70s FL frame.
Started riding baggers whenI was 40, now own a 07 barge and lovin it. You keep riding those bobbers, rigids, softails until your 70 and you wont have enough back left to through a leg over a bagger
electraRick is right, we all have seen the light (well all of us riding baggers that is)
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