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07-05-2010, 12:17 PM

oct1949

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It ain't any of Ur girlfriends business what or who rides on Ur friends bike....

IMO,,, she is the one with the problem.

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07-05-2010, 12:20 PM

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not a thing wrong with it

obviously your GF never rode with her dad. too bad . my daughter has ridden with me since she was a kid . now 31 with a daughter of her own and still loves ridding with me. I also take my little granddaughter for rides that must be really sick huh? what in the hell has got into me !

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07-05-2010, 12:29 PM

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Originally Posted by foxtrot

A friend of mine takes his 19 yo daughter for rides sometimes, my girl friend told me she thinks that is inappropriate. What do you moms and dads think ? Just to be fair, she has raised 3 daughters single handedly so she is very protective of them.

Ask your GF... WHAT exactly does she find "inappropiate" in your friend giving his daughter a ride. That's just too vauge for me to respond

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Originally Posted by IndyClassic

I would love to take my daughter and used to whenever we could, but we live 1800 miles apart currently.

My 27 y/o step-daughter moved out here with us for awhile and she is my regular passenger. (Momma rides her own scoot, since I am the more experienced she rides with me) How in the world is it inappropriate?

My step daughters are 22 (scared of motorcycles)
27 (rides with me a few times a year.... not particularly interested in riding but does so just "because",
and a 30 year old busy raising a family, and holding 2 jobs.(had no time to ride... although her husband wants a bike)

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07-05-2010, 12:43 PM

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Can't see what on earth is wrong with it. I think it's great they can enjoy it together.

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07-05-2010, 01:03 PM

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Could be possible she's just "hotter" than her.

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07-05-2010, 01:08 PM

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Originally Posted by oct1949

It ain't any of Ur girlfriends business what or who rides on Ur friends bike....

IMO,,, she is the one with the problem.

I'm with this.Damn straight.

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07-05-2010, 01:10 PM

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Originally Posted by rh8234

I got my oldest daughter (34 years old) a Buel Blast and enrolled her in the new rider course. Here she is waiting to take her license test. I took my younger daughter (27 years old) skydiving. I do not believe in being over protective. I have always liked my kids to step outside the lines a little. Last week, I took my grandson for a hot air balloon ride. Life needs to be lived to the fullest. Take the kids for a ride. Let them experience everything possible.

JAYSUS...is yer oldest single??....I'd be tempted to move

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07-05-2010, 01:25 PM

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Inappropriate to put a smile like this on a kids face? What a terrible thing to do. I say kick the G/F to the curb and take your daughter as much as you can. A healthy father / daughter bond is a beautiful thing. Noname