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Bigsky, you should move to Florida, we have a group from the forum that likes to do serious riding year round. Of course you would lose the 4 seasons and mountainous terrain but hey there are trade offs with everything.
Streetglider, dont be so sensitive, hell with em.
Originally Posted by bigskyhd
Maybe a little of both... Just find some folks that really want to ride, to be around bikes, and it'll all work out well. I had similar kinds of problems. Just forget about em, and move on. Enjoy your ride, meet new folks, and hit a bike night or a HOG meeting at your local chapter, and it'll all work out.....Actually I ended up hooking up with mostly NON-harley riders. Because they want to ride, ride, ride. Not go to the local, pound a few down, ride to then next bar, pound a few down, etc.... If not that they (Harley riders) didn't want to got too far. A round trip of 200 miles was all they wanted on a Saturday or Sunday. I'm more into 3-500 mile days, with a nice lunch, and a couple of water breaks....You'll connect with who fits you best.. It has a way of working out.... Oh, and charity runs can always be fruitful for meeting folks that enjoy riding.....
For the metric riders giving grief about how supeior thier Yamhondauki thing is I just say.."wife won't let you buy one huh!!" and watch the sputtering begin.
As far as the boss, I am the boss at my plant and I have three other riders in their with me if they so sesire to use the bay. So we are not all bad.
Why would you care! You know what granpap used to say " There's only two kinds of people in the world, Those that own Harleys and those that wish they did!
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