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I have a great photo of my bike that is the desktop of my computer. I find myself just staring at it for 15-20 minutes at a time. Dreaming about this snow being gone so I can go ride. I may also make a "potato-potato" noise during my daydreams...
Oh, and I got my Stage 1 done and man... does it sounds AWESOME!!!
I know the feeling. I also stare at the pics of my street glide on my phone. I'm in Ohio so I'm also waiting. Nice pic of your bike. By the way how do you get the larger pic posted on this forum. Every time I post a pic their small.
On my computer desktop I have the pic thet was taking on the Dragon tail 2 years ago. In Israel its riding time 300 days a year but I do miss U.S.A roads.
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Anyone else doing this?
