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Welcome Area OnlyNew Member Welcome Area Only. Be sure to pop in here and introduce yourself & let us know what Harley Davidson you own. Save your bike related questions for the proper area.
I just joined the forum and the "Family". Thursday night I brought home an 06' Softail Deluxe. It's Vivid Black, and I had the front sliders and tins replaced with the chrome ones. I also added the Nostalgic smoked windsheild and the one piece sissy bar. I'm already putting together the list of next items. The touring pillion and floorboards for my wife are the first items.
It's been over twenty years, when I was in college, since I've ridden, so I'm taking it slow. I plan on taking the MSF course as soon as one's available this spring.
I'm not new to forums as I have three classic Mustangs and I check out two other forums each night. One is the Vintage Mustang Forum, and California Special.com. I have a 65' Mustang coupe, a 67' Mustang coupe, and a 68' Mustang California Special that I take to car shows.
From what I've seen the past two days of lurking is that everyone on this forum is just as friendly and knowledgable as the other forums I visit. Looks like I'll feel right at home.
Hi Mike, A big hearty welcome and Merry Christmas from Southern Virginia. Glad you decided to join in on the fun here!! Great Forum....Great Folks. Congrats on the new scoot!!!!
You are correct. This forum has a bunch of friendly and knowledgeable people. If you have any questions about anything reference your bike, post it. We can also tell you where you can order parts to save you some money.
Welcome!! Glad you found the forum. Congrats on the new bike! And sounds like you've got a nice little stable of cars as well! Post some pics of the bike when you get a chance.
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