10-21-2018, 02:52 PM
(10-21-2018, 12:11 AM)hb9400_imp Wrote:(10-18-2018, 12:17 PM)HeavyMetalMech_imp Wrote:(10-18-2018, 04:14 AM)hb9400_imp Wrote: Technically it's not mine, it was at the VJMC area of Barber's Vintage Festival.
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A fellow co-worker owns the second bike behind it and the Eddie Lawson, also in the show. He won second with his Yamaha. I see that you are from Marietta as well. I rode there and will do that again but hopefully, in cooler weather next year. That was my first time at Barber’s Vintage Fest. I like the way they treat folks that ride in with easy access to the grounds.
A fellow co-worker owns the second bike behind it and the Eddie Lawson, also in the show. He won second with his Yamaha. I see that you are from Marietta as well. I rode there and will do that again but hopefully, in cooler weather next year. That was my first time at Barber’s Vintage Fest. I like the way they treat folks that ride in with easy access to the grounds. Was this your cb I saw at the event? Its a great place to ride to for us in the Atlanta area, did it on cb#2 a few years ago. Took a truck this time in case I couldn't say no to a classic.
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A fellow co-worker owns the second bike behind it and the Eddie Lawson, also in the show. He won second with his Yamaha. I see that you are from Marietta as well. I rode there and will do that again but hopefully, in cooler weather next year. That was my first time at Barber’s Vintage Fest. I like the way they treat folks that ride in with easy access to the grounds. Was this your cb I saw at the event? Its a great place to ride to for us in the Atlanta area, did it on cb#2 a few years ago. Took a truck this time in case I couldn't say no to a classic.
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No, I have a black '14. I was parked at the Porsche garages, I was told, across the road from the cafe' entrance. I think it is called Ace Corner. Had I known, I could have parked the bike where my buddy was set up at the display. the shuttle was convenient and often. I know what you mean. The swap meet was large and good stuff. Did you find something to carry back home? I plan to get a room next year and go for two days at least. I probably need to reserve one now if it isn't too late already. The ride for me was about 6 hours believe it or not and I hadn't gotten my seat redone or puppy grips at that time. The cheesy gloves I wore didn't help the numbing grip. Next year ought to be more comfortable. Still an awesome event for someone into vintage bikes no matter what.