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Tony P has all my favorites covered but you have to add Lollipops to that list Bring lots of cash and lock your bike up everywhere you go ! Be safe maybe we'll see ya down there .
After you visit the HD shop on Beach Street, go two blocks behind it on Mary McCleod Bethune Blvd and check out the scene. Lots of bikers. Lots of good food being cooked right on the street. It is definitely different than all of the other biker hot spots.
these jokers are steerin ya wrong dood................
Do burnouts all down main street
be prepared for nekkid wimmin to want to ride ya, DO NOT tell them no or they'll beat yer ***
crack the throttle constantly, it brings you to the attention of the abovementioned babes
drink all the beer ya want.....it's free
DO ask anyone with a patch on their back how much it cost
ask them if you can wear their vest
any scoot ya see with no one on it, feel free to jump on and get yer pic taken by yer buds
pole dancin ain't just for the wimmin. feel free to jump up there and party with em
You'll find plenty to see and do at Bike Week. If you like to ride, go up the beach on A1A to Flagler Beach, cut inland through the pine forests and potato fields to Hastings, and ride 13 up the east side of the St. Johns River. Cut off on 16 and return through St. Augustine. Do that and you'll be able to tell folks back home about the real Florida. Enjoy.
That is a great ride. I agree it is a must. Stop at the Outback Crab Shack for lunch or dinner. Just hang out great place.
Gotta spend a day on Main St... Then, I'd spend the rest of your time in Ormond beach.. Iron Horse, Boothill Noth, Broken Spoke, Rossmier, etc.. Ride up to St. Augustine, catch some poker runs and just enjoy yourself.. I'm kinda sick of Daytona myself as far as the Main St. traffic and laws...
The Beach Street area is great, lots of vendors, lots of babes, lots of choppers for sale, good food and friendly people. I like the ride south on Atlantic Ave down to Ponce Inlet, the light house and Inlet Harbor for shrimp. What ever you do, don't make the mistake and pop a wheelie, that will get you a night in the slammer and a hefty fine.(it is fun to visit Hess gas station near the race track and watch the rice-rockets playing and dodging the cops). Like everybody says...bring plenty of money.
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