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Wow!! And I thought I had it bad. I had to decide which of my Harleys I was gonna ride in to work this morning. I chose the 100th Anniversary Heritage Softail. I got on, pulled the choke, pumped the throttle a couple times, switched it on, hit the start button and wouldn't you know it.........the damned thing cranked right up. And to top it off, it stayed running all the way to work until I switched it off. All the lights worked and no parts fell off either. I must be doing something wrong........LOL!!! I guess if I really felt the need to do something to it, I could always wash it.
I was wondering how long it would take someone to start talking with # tags on the forum, hell, there's even idiots talking with # tags. WTF is that all about anyway????????
Well, to put my in my killjoy... I'm still riding the stock seat on my '09 Road King, otherwise all is hunky-dory. :-) I probably also need a new helmet, some new rain gear, some new boots, and so on...
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