Every mothers nightmare...and grandma
06-21-2011, 02:11 PM
#13
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Location: Upstate NY
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Yes i feel your pain too. I have son with a Harley and the other son has a crotch rocket......Not a good thing for us Mothers!!!!
They always tell me they are careful but you NEVER know!!!!
They each have sons also and i don't want to think about them growing up and getting one of those :roll:
They always tell me they are careful but you NEVER know!!!!
They each have sons also and i don't want to think about them growing up and getting one of those :roll:
06-21-2011, 02:17 PM
#14
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My son had one and got into an accdenthair line fracture of one hip broke his ankle (bad break) the doctor said when he got older he would feel the break in his ankle. I told if he wanted to live home there was nomore bikes.
06-21-2011, 02:21 PM
#15
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I've been riding for many years - please ask your son to dress more like your grandson when he's on the bike! Heavy jeans, jacket, etc will help should he have a spill. I know from personal experience!
06-21-2011, 03:20 PM
#16
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Location: Maryland
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I am with you. My son (33yo) bought a Harley about 3yrs ago. I was beside myself. Then he realized he didn't enjoy riding it when the weather was too cold or too hot or raining. That was good. Then he was laid off from his aircraft work so he cancelled the insurance and turned in the tags. That was good. Well, not the being layed off but the other at least kept him off the bike. Now he his thinking about getting it back on the road. I am definitely not a happy camper. If I could blow that bike up I would.
Now before all you bike lovin' babes start up with how wonderful bikes are blah blah blah blah, I just really wish you wouldn't but that would be rude so I just won't follow this thread any further. Okay, I've said enough.
Now before all you bike lovin' babes start up with how wonderful bikes are blah blah blah blah, I just really wish you wouldn't but that would be rude so I just won't follow this thread any further. Okay, I've said enough.
06-21-2011, 08:39 PM
#20
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Location: Southern Calif.
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My son got his pilot's license and flies planes. He is even flying the family (with my two little grandchildren!) down here for the 4th of July.......worry worry worry. Planes, motorcycles all these things that give moms/grandmoms more gray hairs. lol
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