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Ride the guy. If people look at you funny let them look. He may never get another chance like this so do him a favor.
I road my nephew one time. He thought he wanted a bike and I told him I would give him a ride so he could see how it feels. I drove easy but he still changed his mind. Yes a few people stared but so what? Small minds think small things.
I broke down and a friend road me on the back of his bike to get help. Yea some stared but so what? Judge me as you will I say but just dont mess with me.
wear dark sunglassesBut seriously the NFL players are always patting each other on the ***. so whats up! If he is a good freind it comes down to being secure with your self. give him a ride.
My first rides were at about age 18 or 19 on the back of a friends Fat Boy, he used to just bomb us around town for 10 mins or so, at least I could say I got to go for a ride. After about 6 rides I went out and bought a little Yamaha Vstar 650. It was CHEAP and nimble and CHEAP. Bought it new in '99 and just traded it in Jan. for my E Glide. That same friend rode by my side for most of the 22,000 miles I put on that little bike! Never know a couple small rides might change his life!
page 107 ofyour owners manual clearly states "no packing pecker" violations will result in immediant confiscation of your man card...................poken fun man ..ud hear it sooneror later...if u can handle the harrassment from a few of ur "tool" friends and maybe a little hecklng from a few passerbyers then go for it....or do like i did with my brother run him down to the dmv pay the 15 bucks or so get him a permit give him a few pointers and send him on his way.....hope u bought the gap ins.... i didnt and i sweated bullets the whole 20 minutes he was gone......but if gave me a proud father son fealing seeing him round the corner
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