Congrats on the new ride. I ride with my son and it's pretty cool. We have a good time, swap bikes, and enjoy the time spent together. I'm all for a riders course. It can't hurt and if you take away one new skill its worth it. And it saves you money on insurance.

Enjoy!

 

Welcome to the Forum from Land Between the Lakes Tennessee, just west of Music City USA!! I am sure you will have lots of great times with your Dad and if you can ride it when he first sees it, he will be stoked to go for a ride with his Son. My Dad and I have ridden together for 25 years and I wouldn't trade a minute of any of it for anything! Congrats!

 

It's fun to be sneaky, just ask my wife. I didn't tell her about either of my Harley purchases, or the rebuild.

 

Grats on the new bike I'm sure you're going to love it.

 

I agree taking the class is worth it 100% they teach you important things, things that I would never hae tried. When I bought my bike It was the first 2 wheeled machine I grew up with quads and three wheelers so I knew the clutch. My wife also did not know about my bike purchase I had actually got turned down at one dealership the day she went with me than the next at another sealer I got approved and she found out when I came home on a new sportster.

 

Congrats on the bike!

 

Congratz. My wife and I took a safety course a little over a year ago. She had gotten a scooter and I had a chance on a good deal for a sports bike. Since then she has traded up from the scooter to a Ninja, and I traded in my sport bike for my Forty-Eight.

We both were not sure what we wanted to begin with, taking the course then finding something to learn to ride on while we looked for what we wanted was the best route for us.

Now if I could only convince my wife that she was wrong about the Ninja, that she actually wanted a Harley it would be perfect. She grew up in a Harley family.....what is wrong with her
???

 

I ride with my dad too! I enjoy it all the time, cause I know many who waited until it was too late.
ride safe!

 

Hahahha! That Bad Boy Brad vid was to funny. Congrats on the new bike! Ride safe and know your limits.