Howdy all!
...I'm 32, seperated from the Air Force (back in '01) after eight years and currently work as a gov't contractor in Maryland supporting the NSA.
As a rider I'm about as inexperienced as they come, just some time on various mopeds when I was 10-15 or so. I finally decided to take the plunge and do something I've always wanted to do, ride.
I've got a Black Denim Street Bob on order from the local HD dealership (should be delivered in March) and I got an April 6th date for the Rider's Edge course. Most Forums I've been on usually recommend a 600cc crotch rocket to newcomer's, but I decided to go cruiser because I think it fits my personality a little better. Besides, my daily driver is a turbo '02 Firehawk (Trans Am) with well over 500hp to the ground, and that gets me into enough trouble as it is. The thought of just cruising and taking it easy appeals to me more than the need to go fast and probably end up wrapped around a tree!
I've got a couple of good buddies that I'll be riding with for a while (at least on any long rides) and they'll keep me straight and help me learn the ropes. Both have been riders for decades and I trust 'em both like brothers so I know I can count on 'em to keep me out of trouble.

Anyways, Nice to meet everyone!

Plenty fast but not so hot for any distance riding.

Can't wait to get on it and go! I could have picked up an earlier order, but then I'd have the frustration of knowing it was in the garage and not being able to ride it
I got a nice digicam, though a stock bob probably won't be very exciting - waiting to do mods until I get some factory seat time and get used to it. Maybe at the 1,000 mile service
Welcome from the "Land of the Midnight Sun", Alaska
I was just talking to the wife about hitting Alaska some day for a vacation, my 6 yr old wants to see the northern lights
Welcome to the forum Robert. Street Bob is a great looking bike. Congrats and ride safe.
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