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I'm glad the owners didn't change the sign. It's had that up there for 2 months now. They had another smaller one that said "February 14th, you know what to do" but I didn't see it until I was leaving.
Have we done a cigar shop lately? Or at all? I enjoy a nice cigar every now and then so why not. Not a smoke shop or tobacco shop, a real cigar shop that you can ACTUALLY smoke in (the ones i know of are BYOB too [with paid membership]). Helmet or gloves hangin on/off some part of bike. BONUS points for cigar pic too. My favorite cigar is an Acid toast.
Originally Posted by Flyer903
Glad you pulled through on that one peanuthead.
The cigar shop should be plentiful in FL. We might have one in a town not to far away.
I'm gonna hit up Google and see. It'll be this weekend before I can make it back out though.
Sorry , just had to do it.
This shop is at Destination Daytona, just a quick ride for me. If the challenge was a Hot Dog shop, I could have gotten one of those too...right next door as you can see.. AS close as I could get with out riding up onto the sidewalk The shop itself up close.
I don't smoke so I would never have thought of this challenge, but I did remember seeing this shop. There is actually another shop in Ormand Beach, on Granada Blvd (SR-40) about a mile east of me, but the store front isn't so well defined. Just a sign in a window.
So let's see, lets make this another easy one. How about your bike in front of a serious unusual ethnic restuarant.. However, the following will not count: Mexican, Italian, Chinese or Japanese... just too common. As an example, there is a Portugese Restuarant that we go to near me that would meet the criteria. If the ethnicicity is not apparent in the name, shoot a pic of a posted menu or such to confirm what kind of food they serve. If you have eaten, or eat, there give a little review and/or shoot a plate setting. And, BTW, a Southern BBQ joint is not ethnic .
Any of the usual (G, G or H.) on the bike somewhere.
A few of us are getting into these challenge's...sure wish a few more would join in. Would love to see post from other parts of the world.
I figured that would have been you challenge. It will be a couple of days before I can get back out. We are in a 'winter' storm here right now with cold weather and lots of rain. The snow / sleet may move in later tonight. That's very unusual for my area.
Well Im glad someone got the smoke shop. Here is kanukastan. 😎IE. Canada. That **** is illegal. You cant smoke anywhere in public that I know of. We got tobacco shops but no smoking anywhere in public ☹️ 10 ft away from any business entrances. No smokin in the car with your kids ☹️ I quit that ***** 6 years ago myself I just buried 2 of my brothers from cancer and cigarettes So ya I had to let that pass. Restaurant ? That I can do. There is an Afghani place in the city close to me About half hour ride to town but its a possibility ? Weather is in the + for a few more days. The wind is hell right now or I would jump on and ride. See what happens ✌️ Hammer down brothers
So let's see, lets make this another easy one. How about your bike in front of a serious unusual ethnic restuarant.. However, the following will not count: Mexican, Italian, Chinese or Japanese... just too common. As an example, there is a Portugese Restuarant that we go to near me that would meet the criteria. If the ethnicicity is not apparent in the name, shoot a pic of a posted menu or such to confirm what kind of food they serve. If you have eaten, or eat, there give a little review and/or shoot a plate setting. And, BTW, a Southern BBQ joint is not ethnic .
Any of the usual (G, G or H.) on the bike somewhere
you get one glove .... This is in a truck stop and I was in the parking lot. Bike is still running actually.
I have actually eaten here and it was ok at best. It was a pretty sure nuff **** hole though and that in itself would keep me from going back. The one guy running it though seemed nice and quite cordial.
I did clock about 150 miles today and tried to find something while in route. No restaurant, but I did see some markets. One was Korean and the other just Asian.
you get one glove .... This is in a truck stop and I was in the parking lot. Bike is still running actually.
I have actually eaten here and it was ok at best. It was a pretty sure nuff **** hole though and that in itself would keep me from going back. The one guy running it though seemed nice and quite cordial.
I did clock about 150 miles today and tried to find something while in route. No restaurant, but I did see some markets. One was Korean and the other just Asian.
150 miles and that was the best you could find? I guess I can confirm that meets the challenge.
How cold was it? If you needed that winter glove it must have been really chilly. I was riding yesterday and today in a long sleeve Tee, vest and fingerless gloves. Low 60's but really nice riding weather.
Since part of my ride was through a national Forest ... Let's see a national or state park sign.
A corps of engineers property or park will not be valid for this one. It just be something like national Forest service or parks and rec, or a state managed park.
Glove, glasses, and / or helmet somewhere to validate.
150 miles and that was the best you could find? I guess I can confirm that meets the challenge.
How cold was it? If you needed that winter glove it must have been really chilly. I was riding yesterday and today in a long sleeve Tee, vest and fingerless gloves. Low 60's but really nice riding weather.
OK, Flyer903, post up the next challenge.
Mid 60s and a beautiful day. I couldn't talk my wife to ride though.
And yes .. that was it. This is east tx. We got way more redbacks and backwoods folk around here for much other than Mexicans and their stores and restaurants.
Since part of my ride was through a national Forest ... Let's see a national or state park sign.
A corps of engineers property or park will not be valid for this one. It just be something like national Forest service or parks and rec, or a state managed park.
Glove, glasses, and / or helmet somewhere to validate.
I think Florida is just one big national/state park so I know that wont be too hard to find within a short ride up the coast. I ride through a few almost weekly, so I'll give others time to find and post.
you get one glove .... This is in a truck stop and I was in the parking lot. Bike is still running actually.
I have actually eaten here and it was ok at best. It was a pretty sure nuff **** hole though and that in itself would keep me from going back. The one guy running it though seemed nice and quite cordial.
I did clock about 150 miles today and tried to find something while in route. No restaurant, but I did see some markets. One was Korean and the other just Asian.
just noticed that pipe runnin under the bike ? 🧐. My 1996 it comes through the frame When did they start runnin it under like that ? Or is that a new setup ya bought ? Really like that color. 👊
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I guess I can confirm that meets the challenge. 
