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I'm taking the course in the middle of March and getting my license then.
I just got back from the dealership today.
I'm going to get an Iron 883, drive it for a year and I plan on trading it for a Crossbones.
I have a question though.
While I was at the dealer they had a 20% off Ground Hogs day sale on all gear.
So I went ahead and bought my helmet and jacket.
Would I be a poser if I wore my Harley jacket before actually owning a jacket?
Finance is running the numbers so I'll be ready to buy the bike once I get my license in March.
I really like the jacket I bought, I just feel it might be poser-ish to buy a Harley Jacket before buying a Harley.
You can wear whatever ya want.. And quit worring about the "poser" thing.. everybody starts somewhere..
And no matter what ya do, what ya ride, how long ta been doin it, and how many miles ya put on.. Somebody is gonna hang a "poser" label on ya anyway....
I do love the excitement of a new Rider.. Just hang on ta that..
and..
Welcome to the Forum..
Get that new Sporty and come pose next ta me goin down the road anytime..
Blessings
PT
don't stress on what others think...you're simply preparing yourself to have what you need when your bike deal comes to you...hey enjoy the moment its a good feeling to be getting your first harley soon...welcome to the family and to the forum
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