Bike week fun!

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A1A cruising 

 Fun side roads 

 Sandy bike parking 


 Toilet bar! 


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Into Flagler Beach 

 Daytona speedway 



 Daytona Bike

 Week fashion! 

 M
et
This guy last month at an ice fishing gig
I. MN~ and ran into him now in FL! Small world!


 Hairball!
           
Cold MN in FL~ that’s just wrong! 




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