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Hello all!
I came to the forum for some suggestions and just general information. We have a 2011 Cross bones in vivid black. My husband does the riding really... I just hang out on back. We have had the bike for about a year and have been working on modifications since then. So far we have replaced the exhaust, put on a sissy bar and a seat for me and we just got new handle bars which are currently being powder coated to match. Forgive me if I said any of that wrong ... I am new to all of this and I am learning. Since my husband is currently deployed I have been starting the bike about once or twice a month and trying to take care of her. Some day I will learn to ride and get my own motorcycle... just something much smaller. I am going to have questions as we move forward on getting everything just right. So thanks in advance!
Welcome to the Forum, glad to meet you. Thank you for your service and for your husbands service. I'm sure you will do fine caring for that beautiful bike. Don't forget to meet the ladies of the Forum here: https://www.hdforums.com/forum/the-q...kers-only-139/
It's a good read about the queens here. You'll find we come from all walks of life. Rich, Poor, Strait, Gay, Varied in ethnicity and Race, Ride their own, Ride on back or Want to ride, Professional and Housewives all joined by one passion. Motorcycles.
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