Another time I couldn't keep from dumbsmiling was when I rode on the back of my father-in-law's Harley just a few years ago. It was just up the street and I wasn't even driving, but the moment he pulled into traffic from the driveway and opened up the throttle I was free and eight years old again.



So, I got this. And it's awesome. There's nothing like sitting on five and a half horses on an open road at twilight with your son on a jimmy-rigged bicycle seat in front of you.
4 comments:
No way! That's awesome! It looks like a simple but powerful motor bike.
BTW, no my boys can't have a ride.
My brother's nuts. I'm glad he's got a good wife to help him grow up. But not too much...
How fun! What a great daddy your are Mike! Grant is a lucky boy.
Grant just looks so cute on there. How fun!
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