Monthly Archives: July 2008

Sturgis news: be part of an historic photo shoot

Canadian photographer Edward Burtynsky is attempting to capture the spirit of the Sturgis Rally by shooting a large-scale photo that shows bikes and riders lined up and down along the entire length of Main Street. 
Burtynsky is known world-wide for his photos depicting natural landscapes changed by industry - quarries, urban mines, housing developments, and railroads [...]

Ooo, right there, right there… right, no wait… yes, right… oh just give me the @#$ thing! National Orgasm Day is July 31

I just could not pass this up - a new study of British women has shown that 46 percent of them rarely have orgasms. This sad news is sure to put a damper on worldwide celebrations of National Orgasm Day, coming up July 31.
Fortunately for me, I own a pre-2004, non-rubber-mounted Sportster so I do not [...]

Ride to Eat, Eat to Ride

Well we did not take our bikes down to East Village - we decided to go there and drink instead. (Hey sometimes you need one kind of therapy, sometimes you need another!) We did have fun, we sat and talked to the karaoke DJ Michael, who is so worried about us and the house… and [...]

East Village Bike Night is July 25

Since I’m unable to go on the Dangerous Curves ride this year, weather-permitting I will be going a few blocks down the road to East Village Bike Night - this is always a blast, with live music and ethnic food all rolled up into a biker street party.
Here are the official details, from the Historic [...]

It’s almost time for Dangerous Curves 2008!

Although I will miss the ride this year, I want to wish sunny, safe and FUN travels to the amazing women leaving this week for the 2008 Dangerous Curves “V-Twin Voyage” ride! Don’t forget, girls, I will expect SOMEONE to do the ride reports! (Coyote, are you listening? LOL)

Screw It, Let’s Ride.

Harley Davidson couldn’t have picked a better promotional campaign for the summer of 2008, as far as I’m concerned. Our lives have pretty much been on hold since June 14, while we’ve been waiting to determine whether we should move away from our flooded home or rebuild. Finally, after five weeks of waiting and no real [...]

The Picky Bitch Lives! But Corn Dog has seen better days

Wow, folks, I don’t even know where to start. The summer is proceeding without me. Biking adventures have been on hold for a few weeks, and the ones I did have, I haven’t even been able to post about yet! Here’s what happened:
On June 8, my father passed away after several months of battling the [...]