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Congrats, I'm 33 and just bought an 07 EG std 12/22/06, I've dreamed for years of going on long trips and I knew this was the bike that would take me there. I wish I did it at 23, But didn't have the money.
My mom calls it a geezer glide, (but she's just playin) she rides a GW and she is a geezer.ha ha.
I was 43 when i got my 1st harley 04/01/06 a ultra classic ..still kickin my self for not gettin it sooner
Im not one for wantin to move up tp a bigger bike in steps...go big or dont go at all
I have loved the looks of Harley Dresser's since the first time I ever laid eyes on one.That feeling never goes away,and I'm creeping up on 60.Yikes!! I bought my first one at the ripe old age of 14 yrs.an 80 cu in flathead,tank shift, leather bags,you know the full boat.Enjoy your new ride!
jockdawg, don't worry about the heat, that is only coming from people that haven't ridden a bagger themselves. I'm 36 and wouldn't trade my bagger for anything.
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