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Back in October, I purchased a 2013 a few weeks after my girlfriend did 180 mile loop and could hardly get off the back of my super-sport that we had been riding together for the last nine years. (Getting old sucks!) Two weeks later we took our local dealer's demo out to retrace that route. At the end, while enjoying a Frosty, I asked if she could ride all weekend on it and when I dropped it off, we had a new bike.

Two thousand miles later, I am thoroughly impressed with this bike and can't wait for spring rains to wash the salt off the roads to get back to Black and Pine Mountains, and points yonder.

Hopefully our paths will cross and we can share a cup of coffee and stories.

Welcome to the nut house. Here we will help you spend spend the rest of your money on farkling out your new FJR.

fontanaman wrote:Welcome to the nut house. Here we will help you spend spend the rest of your money on farkling out your new FJR.

And make him question his sanity for joining up here. There are a few really, really strange peeps here.

Bust wrote:

fontanaman wrote:Welcome to the nut house. Here we will help you spend spend the rest of your money on farkling out your new FJR.

And make him question his sanity for joining up here. There are a few really, really strange peeps here.

Says the pot to the kettle.
Welcome from Indy

I would say hello, but I don't speak Japanese

ahhhhh bad memories as Berea claimed my 07, but Welkome tot he nutty house anyway

Namaste from Oklahoma. It actually helps me get on and off the bike....

Welcome Aboard!

fencer wrote:I would say hello, but I don't speak Japanese

"Kon'nichiwa"

"Namaste" is Nepalese and Hindi.

"Hello" works.

Cougar8000 wrote:ahhhhh bad memories as Berea claimed my 07, but Welkome tot he nutty house anyway

You will have to come back down and we will get you out of town quickly. Preferable, east, into the mountains.

livewellandfree wrote:

fencer wrote:I would say hello, but I don't speak Japanese

"Kon'nichiwa"

"Namaste" is Nepalese and Hindi.

"Hello" works.

Some folks aren't quite up to date on some terminology... they're cute but a little slow.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Namaste" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

And welcome. B)

livewellandfree wrote:

fencer wrote:I would say hello, but I don't speak Japanese

"Kon'nichiwa"

"Namaste" is Nepalese and Hindi.

"Hello" works.

I SAID I don't speak Japanese

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