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When Iwas aboy,
9' things were a lot simpler,-by
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doggies. The in:the-know
~ rider picked up the latest
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o comin' out of California·at
the local Indian shop. And
when Jim Underwood
won the Amherst Hillclimb
on a Reading Standard,
we all knew about it
because we lived just down
the road. And the only
thing you needed to know
about keeping cars off
your back was putting a
little white plate- on your
front fender - that way
they all thought you were
a cop. The feds weren't
worrying about helmet
standards, and one cow's
hide was good as the next.
Nobody worried about
what you Tode in the old
days, and there weren't
any speed limits, let alone
tons of laws sent lik~
fallout from the leaders
of our country. They
worried about the rise of
nationalism not ORV's,
and we worried about
Teapot Dome, not
Watergate. The Sierra Club
worried about getting
. into the wild" places, not
keeping other people out,
and no one in their right
mind would want to go
into a desert.
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Those were the days...
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