A friend of mine went a few tears ago as well. He and his wife met another couple, and the following year the retired husbands flew to Australia, rented a couple Harleys and spent a couple months just checking shit out.
His daily blog posts were the first thing I checked every morning. Bikers are, for the most part, very cool people. As a New England conservative, I've never feared walking into a biker bar.
Agreed. I have never walked into a biker-bar and felt scared after the first time. Great people from all walks of life. Millionaires chilling with forklift drivers with a stack of quarters on the table
Went for a ride today, it’s refreshing to get waves and wave back to other riders, all on different types of machines, but United just the same. Reminds me of the great book titled Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance. It’s not a technical book at all but rather a novel that explains the friendship between two people who are totally different.
Went to Sturgis few years back, loved it.
I'm there right now. Crazy number of bikes. I'm easy to spot, I'm on the Triumph, lol.
Hell yeah pede, enjoy yourself!
Leaving in the next 10 minutes. Heading east to Georgia.
A friend of mine went a few tears ago as well. He and his wife met another couple, and the following year the retired husbands flew to Australia, rented a couple Harleys and spent a couple months just checking shit out.
His daily blog posts were the first thing I checked every morning. Bikers are, for the most part, very cool people. As a New England conservative, I've never feared walking into a biker bar.
Biker bars and American legions were what i grew up in, going in with my dad an uncles. Amazing people...
Agreed. I have never walked into a biker-bar and felt scared after the first time. Great people from all walks of life. Millionaires chilling with forklift drivers with a stack of quarters on the table
Went for a ride today, it’s refreshing to get waves and wave back to other riders, all on different types of machines, but United just the same. Reminds me of the great book titled Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance. It’s not a technical book at all but rather a novel that explains the friendship between two people who are totally different.
There's quite a lot going on in that book. The theory it explains about the boundaries of science is pretty interesting too.