Why Did I wait so long?
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Now you've gone and done it. You'll never feel over forty. All your old non-riding friends will get old and decrepit and you will still be smiling in the wind and feeling forty. Trust me, I've been riding longer than you have been living and I think I just turned forty. 
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Cruiser
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From: Lackawaxen, PA
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Im glad to see Im not the only one. As far as BunkerBeer, Lets talk talk about addicted. I go with you to Baers to get a new front Rim and we go out with a 2009 Screaming Eagle. What happened? LOL. Thanks to all and look foward to reading and learning from some of youe experiences.
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Cruiser
Joined: Aug 2007
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From: NW PA
Welcome to the club.... Highly recommend one of the motorcycle riding courses... Yeah Yeah Yeah you have your license but this 2 day deal will really teach you some things you may have forgotten... had my first bike at 9 years old, first harley at 18,,, married at 25,,, no scoot... we all know the story,,,wife and kids.... bought next harley in 2003, Heritage anniverary edition... take the course if you can... it is well worth it,,, I am glad I did...
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Just turned 40 and bought my first Harley. I kept resisting at first telling myself I dont have time and Im just not into it. A bunch of friends for the last couple years have been pushing to buy a bike and ride. I used to laugh! Now, I am extremely addicted. Im the first one at every oppurtunity to get out and ride. My buddies laugh and say not bad for a guy that not no time and interest in Motorcycles. Plan on making my first distance trip to Lake George in June. Just got my license and am ready to go. When people would tell me stories of this passion I would laugh at them. Man were they right.
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