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Posted by chief
 - January 01, 2023, 23:53:40 PM

Congrats. At this point the Drifter is a vintage bike which is great and terrible at the same time. The 1500 is a heavy bike, so you need to start slowly and get some experience. If available take a bike instruction/safety course. An older bike needs TLC, so make sure you stay on top of the maintenance. There are a bunch of knowledgeable people here and a lot of materials to help you if needed.

Welcome aboard. Stay safe.

Cheers.

Posted by Dcall
 - January 01, 2023, 21:13:12 PM

Hello,

I just wanted to introduce Myself. I have just bought a 2000 1500 Drifter as it is my first motorcycle ever and I have never ridden a day in my life I am really looking forward to starting the adventure. My wife started riding a Can-Am spyder last year and loves it I knew it wouldn't be long until I had to get something to join her on. When I saw this bike in the ad for sale I passed on 10 different HD and Hondas for this one.

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