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Hi Y'all
Posted: Tue Dec 08, 2009 3:36 pm
by IronPonies
This is my first time on a forum so If I break a rule or 2, let me know and I'll fix it. I've been riding 20 years if you count dirt biking as a kid. But this is my first Harley and I love it. As my wife put's it, we're in a family way but I can't stop riding so when we saw the ex-police bike we couldn't let it go.
Anyway, I live in Texas where we usually ride year round. But before I get flamed, it's 43 outside so it ain't that great. And we'll be 104-5 next summer when you will be cruising around in the 80's.
Hope to talk to as many of y'all as possible...

Posted: Tue Dec 08, 2009 8:40 pm
by dr_bar

to TMW...
43, yeah understand the problem there, do you go in shirt sleeves or wear a jacket...

It's -5 outside right now, but nice and dry. if I wasn't going to bed, I might have taken the bike out to get a coffee...

I am curious
Posted: Wed Dec 09, 2009 4:50 am
by 48gelo26
Hello Iron ,
Because in my city it is impossible to buy an ex police HD , and I suppose on the all of Italy , could you please give me an idea on how much did you pay for your HD , approx .
It is quite cold here too . I am living close to Torino . We have 2-7 Celsius degree . and I ride with a kind of handlebar muffs ( Hippo Hands copy ) .
But today the sun was shining like in the Summer and very bright air .
Angelo' best regards
Posted: Wed Dec 09, 2009 5:41 pm
by blues2cruise
Welcome to TMW.
If I weren't so darn busy with my work stuff this week, I would have put some insurance on my bike to ride it. Yes, it's cold, but so sunny , dry and clear.
Enjoy the forums.

Re: I am curious
Posted: Thu Dec 10, 2009 2:27 am
by IronPonies
48gelo26 wrote:Hello Iron ,
Because in my city it is impossible to buy an ex police HD , and I suppose on the all of Italy , could you please give me an idea on how much did you pay for your HD , approx .
It is quite cold here too . I am living close to Torino . We have 2-7 Celsius degree . and I ride with a kind of handlebar muffs ( Hippo Hands copy ) .
But today the sun was shining like in the Summer and very bright air .
Angelo' best regards
Hey, Angelo,
I guess we might have it better in the States after all. At least in somethings.
As for price, I would rather not. In my job, I go to a lot of motor vehicle auctions. They're all invite only and if I said how much I paid for my bike, I would probably get flamed for it. It's not any where close to what a regular person would pay for it.
I've been to Torino though it was a few years ago. There is so much to like in your country. I'm glad you can ride.
Anyway, Welcome fellow newbie from Texas.

Posted: Thu Dec 10, 2009 2:39 am
by IronPonies
blues2cruise wrote:
Welcome to TMW.
If I weren't so darn busy with my work stuff this week, I would have put some insurance on my bike to ride it. Yes, it's cold, but so sunny , dry and clear.
Enjoy the forums.

Blues, I'm sorry that you can't ride. I can take cold but I can't take cold and wet. In my area, when it gets cold, it always is rainy, windy or both. I'm upset that I'm having to take my 'cage' more when I go anywhere.
Thank you! I will enjoy TMW. If only for the fact I can at least talk bikers and biking with knowledgeable people while it rains outside. Also, we have our share of cold weather too. Its 31 F outside right now and I'm taking the truck to work.
