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Written by Lu Brunetta
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Thursday, 29 July 2010 |
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The long hot days of summer are upon us, and boy are they hot! But did you ever notice how all your problems disappear when you settle down in the seat of your bike, turn the key, push the button, and bring it to life - to hear the sweet sound of the road rolling by and the gentle purr of your engine?
For those several hours, it’s just you, your bike and the open road. To me motorcycling is just that, a moment to escape from the world and take in nature’s beauty on a lazy, windy back country road.
Until next month, be safe and enjoy the road.
Lu
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2010 Gold Classic Rally Ride |
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Written by Lu, Crystal, Matt & Karen
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Thursday, 29 July 2010 |
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On Friday June 18th, Lu & Crystal were waiting on the deck for Matt & Karen to arrive. The sun was out and the temperature was in the high 60’s - a perfect day for riding. We were on our way to the Gold Classic in Michigan by way of Canada. Our adventure started ½ hour later than expected due to the former leader of Riff Raff getting lost on the way to our house. That’s when everyone decided that Lu was leading. Was that any better?
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Written by Myk
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Thursday, 29 July 2010 |
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Respect is an interesting word in the English language. You can have respect for the position one holds, but no respect for the person. It takes time to gain the respect of others and for you to respect someone. As motorcyclists, we quickly show respect towards other's rides. When we see a motorcycle in the parking lot, we may go over to it and look. We point at the different lights, dressings and accessories on it. But we don't sit on it, touch it or get in physical contact of any kind with it. We respect that person's property. Most have been brought up that way. As kids our parents would say "Don't touch that", "Look but don't touch" and other sayings. If we did touch, we got TOUCHED (ouch).
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