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I guess I had better introduce myself--I've been on here a couple of times and seemed to have missed this page.
Anyways, I started riding a motorcycle in 2004-a 1983 Honda Magna. A very good bike to learn how to ride on. I took and passed the STAR class, got my endorsement, and bought a 2004 Dyna Wide Glide in 2005. This year I'm trading that great bike off for a Road King, which I'm patiently(yah right!!!!) waiting for. I love my Dyna, but this new bike will be so much more comfortable for me and my kids who are now passengers. Now that I look back, I think I've put 30,000 miles total on all the bikes together. Not bad, not bad at all. And I'm looking to do so much more!!! Yippee!!!
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