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From: Snow Hill, NC
first of all that's not the topic that this posting was supposed to address. However, i'll give you the benefit of the doubt in responding to your ignorant comments. Keep in mind i'm going to maintain my composure and not stoop to your level of name calling.
While i don't need to defend myself because i've been riding for 30 years and have logged thousands of miles, my buddy who is a 70 year old vietnam vet wanted to drive through colorado, arizona, nevada and utah but didn't want to waste his time and energy riding through the state of iowa and nebraska. At 70 years old, this guy who is about 5'6", rides a 2009 street glide with a bad hip and a bum leg.
I don't know how old you are, but would like see how active you are at the age of 70... If you make it that far. (this also applies to me and everyone else who rides)
as far as i go, i can ride all day and night, doesn't phase me.
This is more of a response that is deserved for someone who thinks they're a tough guy because they can ride their bike as long as they want.
While i don't need to defend myself because i've been riding for 30 years and have logged thousands of miles, my buddy who is a 70 year old vietnam vet wanted to drive through colorado, arizona, nevada and utah but didn't want to waste his time and energy riding through the state of iowa and nebraska. At 70 years old, this guy who is about 5'6", rides a 2009 street glide with a bad hip and a bum leg.
I don't know how old you are, but would like see how active you are at the age of 70... If you make it that far. (this also applies to me and everyone else who rides)
as far as i go, i can ride all day and night, doesn't phase me.
This is more of a response that is deserved for someone who thinks they're a tough guy because they can ride their bike as long as they want.
Last edited by Notgrownup; Aug 5, 2010 at 06:11 AM.
Road Warrior
Joined: Jun 2008
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From: Deep South Texas
Anyway, talk about a thread going south in a hurry. But, like was stated tweak the design and you are good to go.
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From: Montreal, Qc
First of all that's not the topic that this posting was supposed to address. However, I'll give you the benefit of the doubt in responding to your ignorant comments. Keep in mind I'm going to maintain my composure and not stoop to your level of name calling.
While I don't need to defend myself because I've been riding for 30 years and have logged thousands of miles, my buddy who is a 70 year old Vietnam Vet wanted to drive through Colorado, Arizona, Nevada and Utah but didn't want to waste his time and energy riding through the state of Iowa and Nebraska. At 70 years old, this guy who is about 5'6", rides a 2009 Street Glide with a bad hip and a bum leg.
I don't know how old you are, but would like see how active you are at the age of 70... if you make it that far. (this also applies to me and everyone else who rides)
As far as I go, I can ride all day and night, doesn't phase me.
This is more of a response that is deserved for someone who thinks they're a tough guy because they can ride their bike as long as they want.
While I don't need to defend myself because I've been riding for 30 years and have logged thousands of miles, my buddy who is a 70 year old Vietnam Vet wanted to drive through Colorado, Arizona, Nevada and Utah but didn't want to waste his time and energy riding through the state of Iowa and Nebraska. At 70 years old, this guy who is about 5'6", rides a 2009 Street Glide with a bad hip and a bum leg.
I don't know how old you are, but would like see how active you are at the age of 70... if you make it that far. (this also applies to me and everyone else who rides)
As far as I go, I can ride all day and night, doesn't phase me.
This is more of a response that is deserved for someone who thinks they're a tough guy because they can ride their bike as long as they want.
