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It started innocently enough.
My wife and I thought it would be fun if this year we learned how to ride a motorcycle. We learned of
a great class taught by the local Harley-Davidson dealership, and decided this would our gift to ourselves
this year.
After having put the idea on ice for several months (the goal was to do this sometime in 2013), we
decided on Saturday to stop by the Harley dealership to look around. Besides, she knew of a restaurant
there, and thought we might try something new for lunch.
Predictably, the restaurant served pork ribs — unpredictably, they were by far the best ribs I've had.
EVAR.
So, after some pig, we thought we'd check out some hogs. Long story short, they have a 2012 Dyna that
they can't WAIT to unload. You can see why:
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2012 Harley-Davidson Dyna Superglide,
in Flaming You-gotta-be-kidding-me |
No. It's not pretty. But it's nothing that a paint job can't take care of. The important thing here is that
the bike is comfortable for both of us — well, it will be once I swap out the seat for something narrower
in the front) and has an upright riding position — feet under center instead of forward.
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