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Old 02-08-2008, 09:12 PM #1
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Default Here's to continuing life!

DH bought a Gold Wing.

OK. Background. We have ridden motorcycles together since we dated in high school. Our last big ride was in 2004 when my sx were just beginning. Since then I have been unable to ride because the seat was just too uncomfortable. On the last ride I went in a car because I just couldn't handle it.

SO....he bought a Gold Wing with a big, cushy, comfy seat. There is a ride in May he is hoping we can go on. We are going to take some short jaunts in between now and then to see how I do.

Sure hope this works.
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Old 02-08-2008, 11:38 PM #2
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hey .. YOU GO, GIRL ... you have a few months to get your leather dusted off and polished ...

I want to see pix!!!! YOU CAN DO IT!!!
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You are so much braver than me! DH has a BMW and anything over 15 mph terrifies me. You'll find a way to make this work - Goldwings are very comfy-looking - can't wait to hear about you out there riding and having fun!
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Wow sounds like a great adventure...do post some pictures. My Olhipie's best friend was given access to a friends Harley for about a year. He was diagnosed with ALS almost five years ago. He rode until he couldn't. Now his power chair is detailed with Harley stuff. You go girl!!!
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Congrats on the new ride! My dh and I used to ride back when I was in HS too. I'm too skeered to now, lol. I think they're cool though. (We have 3 old Indians and a truck load of Harleys in the family - none of em are dh's.)

You 2 have fun and be careful.
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That's great!

Those are pretty big motorcycles so you should be comfortable.

I grew up on a farm so I got to 'drive' at a very early age. Was driving the tractor when I was 8. So for my 11th bday my dad bought me a little dirt bike.

Then when I got my license at 16 he bought me a Honda Nighthawk. When you're 16 a girl on a bike is a real turn-on to the guys

Have fun!! and post us some pics!!
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have fun on the new ride!

I tried to get my motorcycle endorsement, and managed to hurt my knee falling off the bike. I still want to learn to operate one, but DH and I had a long talk about my cog-fog problems getting in the way.

But at least I can still ride behind him and have a great time!

Get pics. Would love to see them!
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