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Man, that looked like fun! 50 blocks closed!!! Thats a lot of bikes

So, as many of you may remember, Tuesday's bike night ( in south Austin), @ Austin Beer Garden. I've met riders there young to old, men & women who are really into bikes...like this woman here that was just recently interviewed on youtube:

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if the video didn't frame correctly, here's the youtube link:

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I've met Krystal a couple times at bike night...real nice person...
and I knew she was into custom bikes. But as you can see, she's not your everyday gal...she's got crazy skills!

Great Video!

Thanks for posting this video, Jeff. Good stuff

This summer's been rather low key as I haven't done any street riding in July and Aug ; it's way too hot to do so. I've snuck in a few morning and evening dirt rides at the local city park, but haven't gone street riding anywhere really.

Nevertheless, I had to get out of the heat and satisfy my itch to ride. Around Labor Day, my local dirtbike riding buddies take their annual trip to Ouray, CO , and ride all the mountain passes. I joined them a couple years ago, and so on labor day weekend, I just loaded a couple of my dirt toys on a trailer, and high-tailed out to join them.

Traveling through W. Texas, I stopped here, admired the flags,& spent a little time reflecting and giving tribute to the contributions workers have made to building our great country.

I spent the night nearby here in NM....

and finally crossed into CO for a late lunch here...


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