I was born in 1990. My best memories growing up are riding with family to Sedalia or OKC or Springfield and watching Scotty win races. Nobody did it like he did. I have a t shirt from his 1999 farewell tour hanging on the wall right behind me. Those were the days! Back at one of those old Sedalia races I remember this young guy won the race and signed my t shirt afterwards. Think his name was Mees. God I love flat track.

I am proud of what HD has done and what it will do in the future! So many people act like the future of the USA and H-D is over and if you feel that way you have already lost. I could have given up after 30 hospitalizations in 40 months and 6 major surgeries and over 2 feet of intestines taken out. Not to mention a blood disorder and blood clots with one in my heart that caused 2 stints to be placed in my heart. I could not golf any longer but I felt I could ride a bike as I did in my 20s so I bought my new 18 Fatboy 15 months ago and rode 11,700 miles. This spring I am making the trip to the museum in Milwaukee, a 7 hour trip from southeastern Indiana. Marty Porter Sr. Papa P & Bad Company my Fatboy! Let's get it on! Also it was 35 years since my last ride when I bought my new H-D

We sure miss Willy and actually caring about the brand and the owners.

Thumbs-UP #49 I am Monday late afternoon 22 April 2019! Scott Parker is the name I always speak first when talking Harley-Davidson racing. Chris Carr is spoken eventually because he is originally from Sacramento Ca. My helmet is painted to match the Harley-Davidson race colors of their era. My leathers will eventually.

If only Harley Davidson made a bike like this you could buy and ride. The public has been asking for a street legal XR750 flat track bike for 30 years. Instead they chose to trade on nostalgia and give us a whole line of nearly identical chrome dressed farm implements.

Perfect. Like 47

Boring! What about today? HD is fading away with history.