so much to be grateful for

[Oss]

friends:
We almost lost this one, but he has a hard head
Gig we love you and the big hair girl, hope to see you in a few months


Real happy to know Troutdude is on the mend and Sheila. Also incredibly wonderful folks. This is in Harriman Park west of Bear Mountain.  Ya'all always welcome here


Who can imagine not running into DDT on one's travels, like Johnny Cash the man has been everywhere
and multiple times  Perhaps he is more like George Washington having slept everywhere it seems


Have not seen much of Joe lately, he must really be enjoying retirement and Strider, have not heard from him in years now

What would a long ride be without the wingman  G-Man ?
At a toy store on the Lacrosse poker run   I make a pretty lame Viking but Gary rocked it


And here are some of our ladies from this past summer at Roanoke IZ


and what would be possible without our staff?


So many hundreds of pics to choose from

and then there are those who simply lust after our rides such as this gal in Montana


This season lets be thankful and look forward to more good times

[GiG]

I am thankful to be vertical and still sucking air! Also thankful to my baby for yelling me out of coma!
Love you too, Brother! Thankful for the fantastic friendships we have. Great pics, trying to remember the particulars around the Strider photo, may be a case of being over served  - thanks for posting

[Challenger]

Yup, we've all got a lot to be grateful for. Merry Christmas to everyone!!!

[Oss]

Yo  Gig

You took this one in London Ontario at Chrome's powwow



one of the very 1st of the secretary audition posts

[TTG53#1717]

27 years ago I was a pretty hard core Harley guy with 26 years of custom bike building behind me. I was on my way to the Easyrider’s Rodeo at the Orange County Fair Grounds in southern NY state. I was sitting at a gas station after topping off while my bud was in getting cigarettes. A chrome and black wraith went zipping around a hair pin curve and took off like a rocket leaving me wondering just what it was I saw. As my bud walked up I said “WTF was that?” and he said it was some kind of new Honda.

Five weeks later I owned a new Valkyrie and I still do.

It changed my life for the better.
I still have my Harleys too. A wife, grandkids, a metal knee, 4 extra blood vessels feeding my heart.

So much to be thankful for…

[Oss]

Gig, you better keep doing that PT work or you will be identifying as the dude

[trout dude]

Thank you Oss we’re doing well. Hope you and yours have a Happy New Year

[thedon]

Great pictures OSS

[GiG]

“Gig, you better keep doing that PT work or you will be identifying as the Dude”

Then maybe I could sell 3xl Christmas Sweaters… 

[GiG]

 Yo, OSS:
Having a hard head certainly has advantages some times, like now because I can create new memories whether they actually occurred or not…
I remember the nice London girl being quite friendly, sitting at our table in the steakhouse and chatting us up, but the days of having random young lovelies posing on my bike are over due to new rules implemented by a change in management!    
The new boss certainly would know if a strange asset perched upon her seat!  It would not go well at all:tickedoff: ahhh, the good old days  8
These pics sure bring back fun memories