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Hi everyone. I'm a 63 year old male who's been riding some form of bike since I was 15. I was able to buy my first Harley in 2009....a Red Hot Sunglo Street Glide. In 2015 I bought a new Street Glide Special but didn't want to part with my 2009. So my wife now rides the old girl. 44,000 miles and still going strong.....the bike, that is.
We have many friends that ride and it is a large part of our lives.
I have visited HD Forums in the past and there is a wealth of great information that is shared. I also realized that I had some answers to questions posed, but was unable to share my thoughts since I wasn't signed up.
I'm looking forward to being part of this experience!
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