Punknhed
Well-Known Member
Grew up in the Motor City. Loved the car culture up there, however when my dad got back into riding i learned how also and fell in love with it. Had 2 sportier types, with the 2nd having a lot of work done to it, and had a lot of fun riding it. Went to Sturgis, Milwaukee for the 100th anniversary, and did a couple of Rolling THunder events. Rode the Dragon, SKyline, and Blue Ridge. Made some cool friends but there was something about being a kid in my 20s, and all the old people riding harleys that i just didnt jive with. In fact some pissed me off to the point i said to hell with group riding and rode by myself or with my parents. id often hit the car shows with my brother, or friends till one show pissed off my brother and i both. he was told he couldnt park his 2001 Camaro SS that was cammed in the lot with the classics. Funny that lot wasnt even full. 2006 i sold the bike and moved to Virginia to "start adulting" lol. My dad passed away in 2009 after my son was born, and I inherited his 2007 Ultra that had a bunch of work done to it. I was fortunate enough to put a bunch of miles on it. Even though my son was little. He got older, wanted to ride, so we did and had fun doing so. 2015 i bought a 2005 GTO, loved the car, he loved it we had a blast with it. But while it filled a void, something was missing..... Enter 2019 Wrangler sport, w 6 spd soft top. other then the clutch i fell in love... Never have i met such a welcoming group of people. Not only within the community but just people in general loved the jeep and especially the Punkin orange... I sold that one and got a 23 rubi in Punkin.. I was at a winery the other day and i could see kids walking by pointing and smiling. an adult couple stopped to look at it and actually took a picture of it. I will always love my Harley. But the Jeep and its community are so much more fun and welcoming, plus its easier to do jeep things with my son and honestly he likes Jeep life better. Either way its a win. Ill post pics later i dont have any handy.
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