Definitely reminds me of my youth and part of the reason I still ride. I bought my first motorcycle (a Yamaha 60 Enduro) when I was 10 y/o. I mowed yards for $4.00 a yard. The man wanted $150. for it, It took me all summer to make $160. and my dad said I had to earn the money myself if I wanted the motorcycle, best lesson he ever taught me.
Avoid weekends and holidays
That makes sense, I've seen enough videos I'm worried about other people around me more than anything else.
Being retired comes in handy, I do all my riding Mon-Fri
Not gonna lie, I'm jealous.
My wife retired about 7 months ago and I’m thinking of retiring this year, tired of managing people.
Throughout my career I've tried to avoid managing people as much as possible, it's just plain difficult sometimes.
Yeah… rub it in…
but you deserve it, take advantage of it. You are therefore in the most beautiful phase of life. As long as your health doesn't fail you... drive the tires from under your busa.
Yeah… rub it in…
.....and judging by the weather forecast it will get out for a rip today......
There are a few riders in your age group. What questions do you have?
Last seen in 2015, he may be in Harley Heaven now ?
Yeah, and he'd be 69 now. That's getting long in the tooth. Not for riding mind, just for manhandling a big bike around in the garage
