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Could you do a series of short trips that are separated by long stops in calming, restful places?
Great idea - I would probably need a riding partner or two - doing it alone also bothers me as I age...
My wife no longer hops on the back - we used to ride 2-up along side friends who also rode 2-up; miss those days...
 
Great idea - I would probably need a riding partner or two - doing it alone also bothers me as I age...
My wife no longer hops on the back - we used to ride 2-up along side friends who also rode 2-up; miss those days...
I recently sold my bike because my favorite riding buddy sold his and moved.
My partner was never excited about my riding anyway.

Maybe instead of riding, get a convertible and do the drive in more comfort but still as an adventure.
 
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That seems feasible but maybe a small fee. Maybe they’ll have mobile trade in. That’s why I almost like the idea of doing a factory tour when you order rather than when you get it. All the fun. All the education, then several months of anxiously waiting for it to arrive at your driveway and waving goodbye to your current vehicle
I wonder if they could partner with Carvana with the trades... Maybe even some deliveries (like the special one your talking about)
 
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I really liked all the "Long Way" documentary films... Wish I wasn't so old to try something like that in retirement... A trip to Alaska from Michigan is about the best I'll ever get.
I’ve wanted to do a trip to Dead Horse or Tuktoyaktuk. Probably in 2028.

I would definitely be down to link up in a Northern state and ride together.

I was a mechanic in my past life and know first aid.
 
As a wife, I think that’s a much better idea!

What I'm hearing is that I need to get a bike first (though I have no interest in riding). Assuming I survive my wife, she'd be much more amenable to a nicer sports car, right? Right? :ROFLMAO:
 
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The risk is real on 2 wheels... but damn do I ever love it. A convertible just isn't the same, but it's still fun too.

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