Things were much simpler back then. No computers, it was safe to drink out of a garden hose, and lots of time spent outdoors. Didn’t really worry about getting sick from everything you touched because realistically you touched everything. Camping was done in a tent, under a tarp or even under a picnic table. No Holiday Inn at every exit.
I believe those experiences helped me appreciate life more. Motorcycle events and gatherings were a hell of a lot of fun as well. Rain or shine, we partied with friends and new acquaintances. Sometimes these events were the only times we would see certain people because of the distance between us. We would run into them and it was like we would just continue where we left off from last time we saw each other. If someone had a problem with their bike, everyone would try to help that brother/ sister get back on the road. Back then, it was about the ride and not necessarily the destinations. Most of the time we left for trips with no plan at all or really knew where we would lay our head that night. What we did know was that we could depend on the people next to us. That each day held a new adventure and a new place to explore. We didn’t have to worry about those who couldn’t hold her alcohol as we knew there was always someone there to have their back and keep them safe.
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SPYKE AND MIKE
Whoa, Nellie! If you missed it, you missed a whole lot of beautiful steel horses in one place. If you were there, you know that no words can totally convey what went down the stretch. Iâm squawking about the Great American Motofest that ran at the Boss Hogg ranch.
BORN TO RIDE KIDS
CHRISTIAN MOTORCYCLISTS ASSOCIATION
NEFARIOUS JAMES
RESPECT & HONOR STARTS AT HOME
FREDDY BARRON'S FREEWHEELER TRIKE
John âFreddyâ Barron of Unadilla, Georgia, has always loved Harley- Davidson motorcycles. Now at over 80 years of age, this former paratrooper with the famous 82nd Airborne Division decided to let Tifton Harley in Tifton, Georgia, customize his Harley Freewheeler trike. Freddy purchased the trike new from the dealership back in 2018.
Bitchin' Bog Wheels for Baggers at Metalsport Wheels
WE CHECK OUT METALSPORT INC.
A BOND OF GENERATIONS
FATHER AND SONS RIDING THE WALL OF DEATH!
DAVE NICHOLS FROM THE HELM
THIS ONE'S FOR THE DADS OUT THERE
A FATHER'S DAY TRIBUTE
'' A SPECIAL ONE INDEED''
GET YOUR MOTOR RUNNIN'!
It is unbelievable how fast this year is going by. But man, thereâs some cool stuff on the way down the pipe. We are getting closer and closer to July 24.
SPYKE AND MIKE
BIKER RODEO GRAND MARSHALLS, SPYKE & MIKE