My wife wouldn't notice anything new on the bike. But she would notice (in a heartbeat) if the bank account dipped.

 

Don't tell her.

 

The thing is that most wives would not know the difference anyay. Well not unless you got a completely different scoot.

Heck my wife would not know the dif if I was to trade mine in on a new one with close to the same color.

She did not notice the different seat on mine or the other things I put on it. The only thing she noticed is that I took the tour pack off and put it on a shelf in the garage.

 

Mine doesn't mind as it comes out of my "mad money" and I usually end up buying just as much for her heritage as I do on my bikes.

 

well my ol lady rides a 2006 SG i use to cuz what ever i bought i had to buy for hers also. so i bought a 2011 roadglide shes buys her own stuff and i buy my stuff. she still works iam retired she is a registered nurse head of her department (surgery) long story short she enjoys buying for her bike as much as any man would so we get along fine and no one questions anyone when something is bought. for either her bike or mine. in fact if we go buy a dealer at anytime she wants to stop and look for stuff who am i to say no we cant. LOL. merry xmas to all.
Rick

 

I get the response I'm used to.One of the reasons why I love her,she does keep me in the straight and narrow.Still get what needs getting.

 

I just tell her "It hurts but, I'm doing it for you"

 

Do like me, take enough off that it looks good and have it all around bike. Rub some dirt on you face and chin. Catch her walking by and start moaning and groaning about this dang broken Harley. If you catch her attention mumble something like darn replace parts are $320. bucks, probably ought to just get a new bike, there going for $32000 but if I finance I can spread it out 6 years. That ought to keep here smiling even if you run over to $620 or more.

 

wifes must be twin daughters from different mothers . . .
+1!

 

it's like the military here DON'T ASK DON'T TELL