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Somtimes, you just gotta say, what the...yeah, this is one of those times. Thanks to Porsche for helping Harley Davidson make the V-ROD I'm riding. Thanks to Robert Pirsig for Zen & the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance. Thanks to my friend Raimonds for hooking me up with this bike and a special riding group. But most of all, thanks to Kim for tolerating and even encouraging my passion/obsession for motorcycling. Welcome to my most excellent Sturgis adventure!
Tracking Mark with SPOT satellite GPS messenger
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- Mark's trip is complete
- Hi Kansas.
- First time on a bike in Nebraska
- The ride home begins
- Inside the Full Throttle
- More Main St
- Main street in Sturgis
- We made it to the famous Full Throttle Saloon
- It's official
- Deadwood again
- My new ride
- Everyone's garage should look like this
- Deadwood, SD
- Say hello to my new friend
- Oh give me a home...
- Beautiful country
- Rambo and Tina on the quad
- 4 wheels, but lots of fun
- And Sturgis begins...
- Say hello to Bart the Buffalo
- Aladdin, SD
- South Dakota
- Raimonds says..."me likey a lot"
- Hi Wyoming
- Our welcome to South Dakota
- Meet Bart the Buffalo
- Lunch spot in Lusk, WY
- Little kickstand repair work on the Big Dog
- Last full day of the group ride
- Roberto the Italian
- Breckenridge
- Tale of two days
- Raimonds and Tina at 10,600 ft
- 10,600 feet
- Welcome to Raimond's family and friends
- At the Grand Canyon
- Riding the 66
- Our motley crüe
- Grand Canyon
- Ready for the rain.
- How cute are these two?
- Cortez, CO
- Colorado border and the Italians
- Monument Valley
- First time back in Utah in many years
- Monument Valley
- Breakfast stop
- Little bit of me at the GC
- More Raimond and Tina at the GC
- Raimonds and Tina at the Grand Canyon
- Hwy 66
- At Hoover Dam
- Live, from Las Vegas
- Arriving in Vegas
- Dinner at BB Kings in the Mirage
- Sometimes, biking ain't pretty
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