As a proud veteran, I have one requirement to complete before the U.S. Army sends my honorary badge of courage, and that is the purchase of my first Harley-Davidson. My dad's owned them since I was a tyke (and I'm grateful for all of the magazines that featured Harley-Davidson and its models long enough to shape my childhood and my absurd expectations for the women I'd be pursing during my young adulthood). My brother just drove away from an unnamed Harley dealer with his first bike. So, I guess I'm next.
I'll leave it to Marisa Miller to explain why it's so important to have a Harley and in the same breath honor our courageous veterans of the Marines, Army, Navy, and Air Force ... as if words could explain this sort of thing ....
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Very cool!
Cool!! I hope you are able to buy yourself a Harley soon. Its great that Harley-Davidson supports our troops.
Good for them. It's good to see it when folks support the troops.
Awesome stuff from Harley Davidson!
My goodness. This will certainly spice things up.
Awesome.
Ms. Miller ain't too shabby.
Thanks for the nice "change", Snarky.
Love the HD and their support. You will too. But mine's a Buell! ;)
-j-
I suppose the Harley has always been a symbol of independence from traditional values from the days of "Easy Rider", "Then Came Bronson", and other films. In recent years more have the Harley and those who ride them have shown more patriotic values and that is good. Marisa Miller---wow!!!
Yeah, saw that the other day, awesome. But I couldn't steal the calendar stills from the site--dammit.
I didn't know you were a vet, Snarky.
My brother rides a Harley. :-)
I've been thinking about getting one myself, but i don't think i can afford it.
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