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Bike or Trike

I call mine a Spyder or Roadster, sometimes I slip and call it a bike. What it really is - a means of getting the wind in your face, de-stress, enjoy life, and be as adventurous as you want. :ohyea:
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I cannot repeat those words on a family-oriented forum! I have owned vewry few bikes that I actually hated, during my liftetime, the Wheezer was one (and the first). I wasn't too fond of my BSA Victor 441 or my Honda CB550-4, either.

I had an Aeromacchi-Davidson that I can honestly admit to hating... A LOT!! :gaah:
But at least I can say that I kind of owned a Harley once! :roflblack:
 
It nice to see that we are all correct for once.

Political correctness would be :spyder2: Roadster or Reverse Trike.

Some even have referred to their :ani29:,s with unprintable names--but, it seems that is happening much less these days.

I fall into the category of "older" rider (riding since 1965). Have owned over 30 rides--all two wheelers prior to the four :spyder2:,s.

For me, I always refer to the :ani29: as a bike or motorcycle.
 
I had an Aeromacchi-Davidson that I can honestly admit to hating... A LOT!! :gaah:
But at least I can say that I kind of owned a Harley once! :roflblack:
I have one here, a '62 HD Sprint, awaiting its chance on the work rack. I love the darned things! They are as compelling as Brit bikes (and shift on the same side).
 
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