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Newbie to board....Live in Western North Carolina, near Asheville (also Deal's Gap). Been riding for nearly 4 decades and current ride is a 05 Fatboy. Rode everything from dirtbikes to crotch-rockets and everything in between. I was lucky growing up, my family owned bike shops, mostly Jap bikes, but aleast I was riding.
Will ride with anyone that is responsible and respective to other bikers and enjoy the fellowship. I hope to gain to some valuable information from this site and maybe I can add some knowledge from the school of "hard knocks" on occasion.
hi pete,
welcome here and hope you enjoy the place. there sure is alot of good stuff here for ya if you need anything. we sure would love to see some pics when you get a chance. stay safe
pocoj...thanks for the welcome. There are a few "gezzers" that don't ride the land yahts, (hope I don't offend anyone). No harm meant....... A pic going through Deal's Gap (Tail of the Dragon) back in the spring....
all right nice looking ride. welcome from so fla. you would like my buddies lisc. plate it reads "ol skewl" its really cool...he even placed a small apostrophe next to the first l.
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