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Englishtown 2009 : Drag Racing

Englishtown 2009

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Drag Racing

Updated: Jul 19, 2009 8:17am PST

Gainesville 2009 : Drag Racing

Gainesville 2009

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Drag Racing

Updated: Jul 19, 2009 8:02am PST

July 12, 2009 - Rocky Bottom, SC :

July 12, 2009 - Rocky Bottom, SC

Patrick Welch

Updated: Jul 13, 2009 8:14pm PST

Oregon, IL. Car Show :

Oregon, IL. Car Show

silvercreekphotography

Updated: Jul 12, 2009 7:58pm PST

2009-07-09 Golden car show, bands :

2009-07-09 Golden car show, bands

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Updated: Jul 10, 2009 10:05pm PST

Racing :

Racing

silvercreekphotography

Updated: Jul 08, 2009 6:24pm PST

Rockford, IL. car show 2009 :

Rockford, IL. car show 2009

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Updated: Jul 07, 2009 1:07pm PST

Bergen Harley-Davidson Barely Legal Bike Wash :

Bergen Harley-Davidson Barely Legal B...

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Updated: Jul 05, 2009 10:01pm PST

Memorial for David "Rev. Booger" Pittman 7.03.09 : In loving memory of David Pittman, or Rev. Booger is how I remember him. I've had the pleasure to meet Rev. Booger at various bike events, but I really came to know him through his amusing articles in Road Rash Magazine. I was deeply touched by the loving memorial service given to Rev. Booger, by his good friends in ARM and his wife. I was deeply touched by the brotherhood of ARM as well. When I pulled up the parking lot was full of every type of bike imaginable. A testament to who Booger was - He didn't care what you rode, just that you rode. After the memorial service a ride was taken to carry Booger's ashes to one of his "secret spots." A long line of bikes rode with a blue light escort up hwy 41 to Monteagle Mountain. At last we arrived at a huge rock looking off the side of the mountain where you could see for miles...His family and friends climbed up to set Booger's ashes free. At the last there was a huge gust of wind and Booger - not content to leave without another ride, clung to several of us. As I walked back to my bike, dusting Booger off, I felt it was time to leave and ride the wind by myself. As I took off back up the mountain to that little turn off that takes you to Sherwood, I realized I was taking Booger on my solitude ride through some glorious countryside, and I remembered what was said at his memorial about liking to take rides all by himself. I smiled and said a prayer of gratitude and love. Ride Free Brother. Road Captain us from the sky! peace~ HCK

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Updated: Jul 04, 2009 9:51am PST

Motorcycles :

Motorcycles

hawkeye

Updated: Jul 02, 2009 6:22pm PST

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