Tell Her a Row Boat would be Great! And that we could get one very soon, it needs no insurance and maintenance and is very cheap to operate.

Thank GOD I am not Married anymore that is!

Ride Safe!

 

Say two words to her, Scott Peterson.

 

What about mounting a set of pontoons on the scoot, putting a big knurly off road tire on the back and you can have your cake and eat it too,

 

Keep the bike. You got to trailer the boat to the lake and then you ride in circles all day. I personally would rent a boat a few times during the summer you get on the lakes a few times with out having another monthly payment

 

If your wife wants a encourage her to get a fu..ing job and buy one. My first wife got mad at me for spending my tax returns on a set of craftsman tools. I still have the tools. My second wife is a keeper. I came home and told her that I put $2,000. on a new Wide Glide because I needed it. I had a '85 FXR and a '57 FL and she said that's fine. I'd keep the bike and let your wife get bent out of shape about it.

 

Here's what I did when my wife starting telling me she wanted a boat last week...

Said NO

 

Hey, unibomber, God, I love you sig.[sm=lol.gif]

 

Keep the bike and rent a boat. A boat is a hole in the water you throw money into. Seriously, I had a boat when I lived in Jacksonville, Fla. Maybe used the thing a total of 10 times during the summer. Only time I could use it was when the weather was good and on the weekends. It was a real chore hooking the trailer to the car, taking it to ramp, unloading the thing and then loading it back up. You have to take the damn thing to a boat mechanic if something goes wrong with the motor and the maintaineace is not cheap. Sold the thing and have'nt wanted one since.

 

all i can think about is $4.oo price for marine fuel here in ny glad my wife made me buy 35th ann. superglide instead of boat

 

if you have to decide between a harley and a boat.....you sure as s@it dont belong on a harley