Dale Botkin wrote:
>
> > A no win argument I don't want to get into ;-)
>
> Tony, I was being facetious.  I'm not enough of a hard-core bike lover to
> spend the ungodly amount of money it takes these days for a Harley.
> Japanese bikes are quick and plentiful, but seem kind of like Kleenex -
> you use 'em and toss 'em, it's not like they have any personality.
>
> My wife's grandparents were riding their ex-police 1200 until they were
> well into their 70's.  Wesley installed an electric start only when he got
> too old to kick it, I'm told.
>
> Dale

Hi Dale,

Me too. No drama intended, hence the grin in the post.

I'm not hard core either. I've been riding for 25 years now and I always
have and always will ride with anyone. Harley's just my preference.
Yeah, I'm still reeling from the pain of buying a new one. Still, that
didn't hurt as much as the 'feedback' from the missus :-)

I'm getting into flying now - ultralights, after I finish getting my
license. This new hobby makes motorcycle costs look like chicken feed
:-(

Maybe there will be room for a PIC project or two along the ways.


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Best regards

Tony

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