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DC1450, Ride every chance you get with Dad... Mine died at 73, he had 5 harleys and 2 nortons and 1 indian, over me growing up.. He never got to see my StreetGlide...
Im 57 and have owned 5 Goldwings, 2 cb 900's, 2 250 susuki 250 street bikes, 1 yamaha 650, and 1 Kawasaki 1300 FI Strait 6 (awesome bike).. But Now have a 2007 Streetglide and would not go back...
well there is always a odd ball in every group.i have a 09 classic and its a great bike .i built a pro street style bike a couple of years ago with a 300 tire.nice for a short ride.cream of the crop is my chopper i built about 4 years ago.standard chopper,240 tire,long front end,harley 80 inch evo.great bike for any lentgh ride and fun too ride.trips when i need lugage space i ride the classic.58 years old and young at heart.what can i say.
turning 52 this month..been riding a 71 electraglide for 30+ years, but now have a 06 electraglide classic. still use the 71 when solo and short trips..but we love the 06 for long rides..me and the bride that is...
I'm 58 and wondering what guys my age and older ride. Not a survey, but just curious what others are riding and why. You might note what you used to ride and why you changed! Just a little fun while we wait for a little warmer riding weather! Excuse me a moment while a take a sip of my Geratol...
Just turned 55........09 road king classic....maybe an ultra classic down the road if I ever cut down on the time spent at work. Seems most of my riding is one day rides...hardly any overnighters. When I do get out there though, the road king can handle it well. Its a great all around bike for sure.
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