LA Easyriders Show?
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From: Northwest of Los Angeles
Road Master
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From: Mission Viejo, CA
+1, we walked the parking lot before going in and again before we left and there were some nicer bikes out there than in side. They obviously don't preview what they let in.
Road Master
Joined: Oct 2007
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From: Dago
As for the "SS" bolts, its not that big of a deal in my opinion im really confused as to why you are blowing this outta proportion. People put stuff like that on their bikes for "shock value"- HA, Outlaws and other clubs have been wearing those symbols since the 60s to SHOCK people.
Its America, remember the 1st amendment etc...
Tourer
Joined: Nov 2009
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From: Georgetown, TX
I went yesterday, great day for a ride. $18 door price, $9 parking in a bike only area right in front of the building. Many nice bikes there. Second post I have seen on this. I get a kick out of how everyone will buy a bike, put $5K in mods and complain about fees to see some really nice stuff. You weren't missed there. My friends and I had a great time.
Cruiser
Joined: Feb 2009
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From: California
You can read about the L.A. show here. Bottom line: Save your money.
OldBoatPilot, your post and most the comments are right on. 5 bucks and free parking would be a fair price, but what they are askin? Pass.
I went yesterday, great day for a ride. $18 door price, $9 parking in a bike only area right in front of the building. Many nice bikes there. Second post I have seen on this. I get a kick out of how everyone will buy a bike, put $5K in mods and complain about fees to see some really nice stuff. You weren't missed there. My friends and I had a great time.
Club Member
Joined: Mar 2006
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From: Northwest of Los Angeles
I went yesterday, great day for a ride. $18 door price, $9 parking in a bike only area right in front of the building. Many nice bikes there. Second post I have seen on this. I get a kick out of how everyone will buy a bike, put $5K in mods and complain about fees to see some really nice stuff. You weren't missed there. My friends and I had a great time.
Road Captain
Joined: Sep 2008
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From: Utah
Just being able to ride this time of year is a plus - be thankful you have the option. It's hibernation for all of us in the snowbound states.
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Road Master
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From: Mission Viejo, CA
Thats usually the case about the parking lot.
As for the "SS" bolts, its not that big of a deal in my opinion im really confused as to why you are blowing this outta proportion. People put stuff like that on their bikes for "shock value"- HA, Outlaws and other clubs have been wearing those symbols since the 60s to SHOCK people.
Its America, remember the 1st amendment etc...
As for the "SS" bolts, its not that big of a deal in my opinion im really confused as to why you are blowing this outta proportion. People put stuff like that on their bikes for "shock value"- HA, Outlaws and other clubs have been wearing those symbols since the 60s to SHOCK people.
Its America, remember the 1st amendment etc...
