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New to the forums and a new rider. Just purchased my first bike, a 2011 Ultra Classic!
I have been checking out the Heritage Classic for the last couple years, but this year was different ...my wife has had a significant interest in the bikes and riding with me. Kids are on their own and doing good so it's on! We have several friends who are dedicated riders and we asked a lot of questions and spent some time checking out their bikes. In the end, we decided the Ultra Classic was the right choice for us.
So here she sits in the garage while I wait to get my endorsement.
Looking forward to our new experiences together and having some stories to tell of our own.
See ya on the boards and maybe some of you on the road!
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