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I figure opinions are like a$$holes.. we all have one.
I read somewhere: Screw you..I have enough friends! That was on the rear fender of a buy's harley..but it didn't say SCREW...the word started with F.
There are those that ride to ride...not fair weather riders..don't much care what people think...and we ride because we ride. Then there are the "collectors of things". I think the RUBS are the collectors of things. Owning a new harley could make them into a biker...
Anyway..who cares...people are allowed to think what they want.
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