John and I got there around 4:30,and there were maybe 15 motorcycles parked in the area.
We parked in the street to avoid getting blocked in like last month.
We went inside to eat....
When we finished...
We went back outside, there were probably 40 bikes around, and the numbers kept climbing. I think it topped out at around 90-100 bikes. There were many that I hadn't seen before.
1922 H-D...
I got home about an hour and a half after sundown. The temps had really started to drop. This was the bank clock down the street from my place.
It was a fun way to spend a few hours in the evening, and get some riding time too!
The pizza there looks nice. Looks like a chilly ride home, hope it was close to your house.
ReplyDeleteChillertek, It's about a 45 minute ride from Dulono's to my place in Prescott, WI. 4.4 degrees C. is a bit on the chilly side for a ride, but I was dressed for it so it wasn't too bad.
ReplyDeleteThanks for reading!
Erik.
How strange is this?
ReplyDeleteIn the last ten minutes I have read two blogs, both with a post about the Motorcycle First Thursday at Dulono’s.
Check out http://www.everydayriding.org/2011/11/motorcycle-first-thursday.html
Do you know each other?
Gary, I follow that blog too, but I don't know Chris. What's really strange is that there are 3 bikes we both posted pictures of. You can see my green Zx-14 way in the back of his first picture. It's back there, small, about all you can see is the gas tank, just to the right of the stop sign. I also have, but never posted, a picture of the dirty dual sport... Weird
ReplyDeleteEdited 11-16-2011 to add one more picture. It's almost the same as one posted by Chris at everydayriding.org
ReplyDeleteWeird!!!!
Hi Erik, fun that we have similar interest in bikes. Would be neat to meet up with you sometime.
ReplyDeleteChris, We'll see how things go. I might try to make the December one by truck. If I go, I'll be looking for a Ural!!!
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