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I discussed going just last night with a buddy of mine. We weren't sitting in the cold though, we were at a local biker bar, with the bikes parked out back.
Don't know if I'll go or not, but it was discussed.
Just checking on other peoples plans. 3 of us from work are riding out and my son is going to trailer my old Honda 400 out and ride with us. We atre signed up for the Mayors ride and looking forward to cruising the Black Hills.Hope to see anyone out there.Thanks and Happy New Year
Sturgis is quite a haul fum NC, especially for a newby. I figured I'd give Daytona a shot first and definately the 2007 Outer Banks rally .. I think OTB dates are in April some time. But before I do any, I need to put the aftermarket seat on. My lower back wont take much more then 3 hours with the stock seat.
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