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After a ten year break from riding, I'm back in the saddle. You guessed it - I got me a Street Bob (Vivid Black not Denim Black). I think it was the last showroom Bob in Oz.
I've had it a week and the weather's been crap - but I can wait a little longer.
Will post pics soon, but am planning to keep the bike as standard as I can while still keeping the Minister for War happy (which will mean a detachable pillion).
She's already teed up a couple of short rides for her friends on mothers day - now I just have to tell them about the 'nude rule' (hee hee).
Gidday Dale, welcome to the HDForums from New Zealand, enjoy!!!! [sm=welcomesign.gif]
You go for the "nude rule" thing, but don't try it without a pillion seat [sm=confused06.gif]
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