NC people: 2013 Outerbanks Bike Fest?
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02-12-2013, 02:06 AM
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02-18-2013, 05:50 PM
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Like someone else has already said, this is a small event. None the less, still pretty fun.
Word of the wise, Watch out for sand in the roads. And, the judge in Manteo is not to kind with drinking and driving. If I stand correct, He lost some family members from a drunk driver, and for sure will throw the book at you!
Most of the locals take cabs when they go out!
Hopefully the Outer Banks roads maybe up and running but pretty nasty for two wheels.
Check out "Lucky 12 Tavern" on the beach road around mile post 12. My buddy owns this place and it packs out!
Enjoy,
YB
Word of the wise, Watch out for sand in the roads. And, the judge in Manteo is not to kind with drinking and driving. If I stand correct, He lost some family members from a drunk driver, and for sure will throw the book at you!
Most of the locals take cabs when they go out!
Hopefully the Outer Banks roads maybe up and running but pretty nasty for two wheels.
Check out "Lucky 12 Tavern" on the beach road around mile post 12. My buddy owns this place and it packs out!
Enjoy,
YB
#14
02-18-2013, 06:28 PM
I live by the Harley shop. so I will be around. I remember the 1st year of the event, there was about 100 bikes and we all hung out at Cyclemania as there was no dealer here then. Pretty cool to watch it grow to the 300 bike event it is now. LOLOL
Just sucks that we have no rides around here, takes me 45 min to get to some decent riding roads
Just sucks that we have no rides around here, takes me 45 min to get to some decent riding roads
#15
02-18-2013, 06:30 PM
Like someone else has already said, this is a small event. None the less, still pretty fun.
Word of the wise, Watch out for sand in the roads. And, the judge in Manteo is not to kind with drinking and driving. If I stand correct, He lost some family members from a drunk driver, and for sure will throw the book at you!
Most of the locals take cabs when they go out!
Hopefully the Outer Banks roads maybe up and running but pretty nasty for two wheels.
Check out "Lucky 12 Tavern" on the beach road around mile post 12. My buddy owns this place and it packs out!
Enjoy,
YB
Word of the wise, Watch out for sand in the roads. And, the judge in Manteo is not to kind with drinking and driving. If I stand correct, He lost some family members from a drunk driver, and for sure will throw the book at you!
Most of the locals take cabs when they go out!
Hopefully the Outer Banks roads maybe up and running but pretty nasty for two wheels.
Check out "Lucky 12 Tavern" on the beach road around mile post 12. My buddy owns this place and it packs out!
Enjoy,
YB
#16
02-18-2013, 06:31 PM
Like someone else has already said, this is a small event. None the less, still pretty fun.
Word of the wise, Watch out for sand in the roads. And, the judge in Manteo is not to kind with drinking and driving. If I stand correct, He lost some family members from a drunk driver, and for sure will throw the book at you!
Most of the locals take cabs when they go out!
Hopefully the Outer Banks roads maybe up and running but pretty nasty for two wheels.
Check out "Lucky 12 Tavern" on the beach road around mile post 12. My buddy owns this place and it packs out!
Enjoy,
YB
Word of the wise, Watch out for sand in the roads. And, the judge in Manteo is not to kind with drinking and driving. If I stand correct, He lost some family members from a drunk driver, and for sure will throw the book at you!
Most of the locals take cabs when they go out!
Hopefully the Outer Banks roads maybe up and running but pretty nasty for two wheels.
Check out "Lucky 12 Tavern" on the beach road around mile post 12. My buddy owns this place and it packs out!
Enjoy,
YB
How do you know Mark B.?
#18
02-18-2013, 06:57 PM
#20
02-18-2013, 07:20 PM
It was a good game, you need to tell the QB for the 9er's to stay in the pocket before he gets hurt. He has tallent but he is to I and Me, not us and we.