Charlie’s Road Glide 6/2009

 Charlie Combs has been flying airplanes and riding motorcycles for most of his life. He got his

  first self propelled two wheeler when he was only five years old. He started flying light planes at

  the age of 14. He told Maverick Publishing that flying a plane is as easy as riding a motorcycle in

  the physical sense, but the navigation skills and technical knowledge required keeps many from 

  becoming pilots, private or otherwise. Flying an airplane requires much more education than

  riding a motorcycle. To get a private pilot’s license takes about six months and $5,000. Getting a

  motorcycle license is substantially less, and riding a motorcycle is arguably more fun. Charlie is a

  commercial pilot for US Airways, his job takes him all over this great big country, but riding his

  Bagger is his real passion.

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