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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.
Hey everybody... Another new guy here on the forums. I've been reading posts for a while now and figured it's about time I join up.
I don't own a Harley (yet), but I'm looking to make the jump early next spring. You guys have a great site here and I'm looking forward to picking up a lot of information and hopfully sharing some knowledge with everyone as well.
Hey... thanks for the reply! If all goes as planned, I should have a couple/few hundred miles on her by this time next year Looking forward to riding and sharing some experiences with all the fine people on this board.
If you haven't done so yet, take the begineer MSF course, they even provide the bike and helmet!! Then when you have some 'free' weekends rent a Harley from a HD dealership or EagleRider and get some expierence on different models, just to make sure which one you really need (want?)
Welcome from another new guy in the forum. The folks here have lots of great info to glean. Keep us posted on your quest for a bike. I have to echo TxMoores sentiments on taking the MSF BRC, it is money well spent. His recommendation to rent different models is also wise, what I, he, or anyone else rides may not be a good fit for you. That said, you could save that time & money and just decide one the Heritage now! [sm=goodidea.gif] Then you can spend that long Connecticut winter deciding on a color. [sm=icon_rock.gif]
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