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Cruzer, that is very funny. Other than what it really means, it could also be a swat to all those who didn't, wouldn't, couldn't show up. Thanks for a lovely ride on a beautiful day. Don't forget to send your gf to the qotr. She will love us!
Thanks yup great time to bad the others missed out
now to do the other part when leaves change
i found the page for here she'll be on soon
of course we took long way home and had to have ice cream ill download her pics tomorrow at work
Sorry I couldn't make it. I had a gig Saturday night and didn't get home until 2 AM. No way I was going to be on the road before 9 to be at the Blue Colony by 10. I was out riding in the Litchfield Hills, but not until after noon...
Hi, brand new to forum. I have been following this post. If this ride happens again count me in. Would like to meet area riders and I know the western CT. area well.
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