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I was talking to my next door neighbor last night, who has a Heritage Classic, and while we were chewing the fat he asked me what had I named my bike? Sorta caught me by surprise. Is this a common thing, as this Is my first HD I amy not be up on all of the ritual stuff.
My 13 yr. old nephew was in town last weekend. I was giving my RK a quick wax job before we went for a ride and I said something about "She looks good all cleaned up". His response was it's a "He" because women shouldn't have that much power.
And he's only 13..................................
Never heard bikes called anything but her, because they're always costing you money and you love em like hell. Prostitute, *****, hooker, maybe, a littlr money for some pleasure.
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