We all come here for various reasons ......

@JohnnyNoir Yes!!

@JohnnyNoir But hiding in anonymity

@pentagrammom 🤗🩷

@skmokisses thanks, appreciated greatly

@pentagrammom My pleasure 🙂

@JackOatMon That's what I love about it!!

@skmokisses Me too.

@Degbeme

@Degbeme

@skmokisses Oh yeah. Those too. 🤤

@WindTherapy My first ride was on the back of my grandfather's Indian at 9 yrs old. I knew at that moment I wanted my own. However, it didn't happen till I was in my 30's, once my girls were older. I went to HD and took their riders course because I had ZERO experience. I was the only one in the class with no prior experience..... and zero experience with a clutch (car, bike, or otherwise). I recall the instructor saying 'please tell me you can at least ride a bike" LOL. I passed the class with flying colors, got my license, and the next weekend went a bought my bike.
I put 1000's of miles under my belt and had some amazing adventures along the way. There is NO WAY to describe the feeling to someone who hasn't or doesn't ride. I'm sure YOU know.

@skmokisses Having not driven with a clutch I'm sure it took a little bit to get comfortable. But good for you to take the class. Classes weren't required to get a license when I got my motorcycle endorsement. Just a written and driving test.

I've put ~35K miles on one of my bikes since I got it in 2017. The past couple years I've taken some multi-state rides. You're right, you can't really describe it to someone who hasn't ridden. The best quote/analogy I've heard is "it's the difference between watching a movie, and starring in it".

@WindTherapy The class wasn't required where I am either but if you pass the class then you just take the certificate to the DMV and get your license. No written or driving test required at that point.

YES ....I love that analogy!! 😎

@PiecingBabyFaceTogether Love this! 🤗