I am a born Jamaican, still living at home. I ride a 1988 Honda CM200T TwinStar. I have never seen a Harley-Davidson here in Jamaica; the first one I ever saw was a police Dyna outside Miami International Airport in transit to Mexico. While on a training course in Querétaro, I used to hang out at a bike repair shop on Av. Universidad that repaired all bikes but specialized in Harleys. Don Roberto, the proprietor, had a red and white shovelhead Electra-Glide from the '60s.
I don't think I will ever own a Harley-Davidson, as my pocketbook limits me to small Japanese bikes. One day I would like to ride a Sportster, as it is the smallest and least unaffordable Harley. The Harley in current production I would most like to try is the XL883R, as I would like to be able to carry a passenger.
I like to read, and I try to play the guitar, but I don't practice much and my playing sucks as a result.
That's about it.
I don't think I will ever own a Harley-Davidson, as my pocketbook limits me to small Japanese bikes. One day I would like to ride a Sportster, as it is the smallest and least unaffordable Harley. The Harley in current production I would most like to try is the XL883R, as I would like to be able to carry a passenger.
I like to read, and I try to play the guitar, but I don't practice much and my playing sucks as a result.
That's about it.