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#11

11-21-2008 | 07:44 PM

tima

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Hey, I thought 50 was the new 30?? krwould and I think so anyway,....Ultra's gots to be the one!

#12

11-21-2008 | 07:46 PM

schumacher

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No, there's a age limit on baggers. You gotta be a certain age before you can get one I think.

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11-21-2008 | 07:55 PM

krwould

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Originally Posted by schumacher

No, there's a age limit on baggers. You gotta be a certain age before you can get one I think.

Wellll....I bought my first bagger this year...detach wimpsheild and all......matter of fact my first bike with a wimpshield and bags! Just turned 55 but don't ride 55!

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11-21-2008 | 08:05 PM

ranger56528

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I bought my 1st bagger in 1983 at age 23 so I guess old is 23....I know that has to be right cause at age 48 my wife talls me I act like a teenager...

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11-21-2008 | 08:08 PM

krwould

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Originally Posted by ranger56528

I bought my 1st bagger in 1983 at age 23 so I guess old is 23....I know that has to be right cause at age 48 my wife talls me I act like a teenager...

Haaaa...you too!

#16

11-21-2008 | 08:09 PM

JacktheBagger

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From: Deep Inna Heart of Bama

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Originally Posted by schumacher

No, there's a age limit on baggers. You gotta be a certain age before you can get one I think.

HHMM got my first bagger in 1978 , age 22 , so yep you're right reckon it's 22 ..

My wife tells me the same thing ..

#17

11-21-2008 | 08:11 PM

krwould

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From: On a hill among the hills, PA

When i roll the rigid outta the garage ....she says "how much longer you gonna ride that"..... I told her when she sees a for sale sign on it then I am gettin close to givin it up! hehe!

#18

11-21-2008 | 08:45 PM

big_al

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"StreetGlide" bikers choice!!!!

#19

11-21-2008 | 08:51 PM

luckyB

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Originally Posted by StreetGlider57

Now, with all of the HD models, I'm wondering which one(s) are the younger biker's choice.

Nightsters, Street Bobs, and of course... Fat Bobs.

#20

11-21-2008 | 08:59 PM

tom071200c

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23 here.... I think the Nightsters are taking over as the new school "bad ***" bike they are pretty popular right now. lots of sick Nightsters in the sporty section. I would have to agree though for younger riders I would think the Sportsters, SuperGlides, and Night Trains are the best. I like the Street Glide too but can't swing the cost right now.

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