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That's cool!

I live near Gettysburg PA. We have a lot of great riding. Believe it or not the battlefields are a great place for a scenic ride with a buch of twist and turns and things to see. Also the mountains are within a half hours ride from me. I don't think I would enjoy where I live as much unless I got to ...

Leaning thru a curve is definitely My favorite. I got a big old goldwing but I can still throw it over and give her hell!

You know, now that you mention it the msf I took in PA. had 2 boxes, one for "normal" bikes and one for larger "dresser" bikes. We had to use the smaller of the 2. Maybe start with the 24 and work your way down to the 18. In any event i hope the info helps.

Hope this helps
http://www.ridelikeapro.com/PracticeGuideChart.htm

Thanks for the welcome. I live in the Gettysburg area, I'm lucky I can go in just about any direction and see some great scenery. I should start taking pics, Thanks for the advice.

After a month of looking at my bike sit in the garage, I just could'nt take it any longer and decided to take her out for a quick spin. In hind sight it was pretty stupid considering had never ridden and I chose a goldwing for my first bike. I had been riding a grand total of 10 minutes when I did ...

1. Electrician
2.getting to see a job go from bare frame to finished house
3.very hot in the summer, very cold in the winter

HI all, I'm Steve from Pennsylvania. I've been riding My 1984 goldwing for over a year now and absolutetley love it. I can't believe I waited so long to get a bike. I've been lurking here for a few weeks and really like the attitude you guys have.