U.S. - Nothing says freedom like a biker on a Harley-Davidson. The only image that conjures up comparable emotions in the human psyche is a cowboy on a horse. When I picked up my 105th Anniversary Edition 2008 FXDWG Dyna Wide Glide, I was inspired to hit the road at every opportunity. In the years that followed, my Harley and I explored the American Southwest and beyond. The Dyna is my one and only motorcycle, thus I ask a lot of it. I commute across Los Angeles every day, rain or shine, and on weekends hit the local Southern California canyons or visit favorite restaurants in Arizona or Utah. Every rider knows the best way to unwind is with an extended road trip, so several times a year I take time off from work and head out across this beautiful country of ours to places like Colorado, Texas and the Black Hills Motorcycle Rally in Sturgis, South Dakota.
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