Put a man on a bike on screen and you do not need dialogue. You already understand him. Josh Sirlin rides a 1948 Panhead, and this one is personal.
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Read MorePeople ask why I ride an old machine when a new one would be easier. Ease was never the point. My 1948 Panhead gives me total presence — the world slows, the noise thins, and I'm here. A rider's history of the first-year Panhead.
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