Same bike. Same surname. Same smile. Same genes. Different generation. Anyone who knows me knows how huge of a deal this is to me. My dad LOVED this bike but he had to sell it over a decade ago when he became too disabled to safely ride it any more & at this point I was too young to do my license to take it on myself. Anyway fast forward a few years, my dad passed away. He never got to see me get my license so I made it my mission to achieve that. Once I did I was looking at old photos in my mum’s attic & mentioned on the offchance how cool it would be if the bike was still around & if I could buy it back into the family. Not too long after, completely by chance I saw an advert for it. I reached out to the seller but unfortunately someone else got there first. At this point I was devastated, I thought I’d never see it again, I was posting in Facebook groups, checking websites, looking at then just last week (months after seeing the ad), the original seller reached out & asked if I still wanted it as the previous buyer left a deposit but never came go pick it up. So obviously I said absolutely and it came home on saturday night! Song is @Aidan Canfield #motorcycle #heirloom #biker #generations #classic