Bikes on the Bricks..Flint

[FlintTony]

Well, Mister Smarty Pants Hank...there weren't any of my old "cellmates" there. However, I did see a few old "chain-gang" helpers from days gone by. A couple of my old "litter picker-upper pals" were also present. Well, mabey if the "cellmates" had finished their sentences too, they could have enjoyed the festivities with us.
Yes, they do the same deal as BTTB. Lots easier to find a parking spot though. They announced yesterday that there were 2500 bikes, but todays paper says 1000. I think the 25 was the total for Fri and Sat combined. Weather was cold and cloudy, but as you say, no rain. Just a few lite sprinkles on the way home. Kathy said going 80 to 90 in the wet stuff wasn't too much fun though.

[RBeckman]

Tony, I was down there for a couple of hours and thought I may run into you. I can't believe the diversity of people that were there..bike clubs (black and white) , Gold Wing clubs, bikers for christ, sport bikes, cops from all over. I did enjoy the cops doing the precision riding. I talked to a guy selling a 2002 Fatboy that I really liked and got his number. Went in the Churchills and had a sandwich and beer and then headed home.

I did go over to the dyno and was very impressed in some of the speeds they were getting to.

[Hank70SS]

Originally Posted by FlintTony

Well, Mister Smarty Pants Hank...

Mister Smarty Pants? Seriously Tony, that's the best you can do? I expect better than that from Kathy. Come on, let her rip, I deserve it.

BTW: It's just talk, please don't come down here and kick my ass.