Well I'm 61 and have a 02 full dresser My wife and I have managed to put 33000miles on it going to places like Atlanta, Mildoggie and South Dakota and we both agree you can get one tired backside in about 120 miles soon enough for an RR stop. I don't Like running with a crowd because they usually put the Ultras in the front an point because we have CB radios and running the interstate you can't get the young studs and splittails to point out tire carcasses and such before you have to take evasive manuvers at the last second which gets the better half upset especially when she's half asleep on the back then with onboard intercom looks at my odometer and complains about how fast we're going as I look in the mirror with a full grille of a KW running 80mph going down I75 in Ga. But it's fun.
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