Kevin_T

So Turin, when you plug in your battery tender do the lights in the neighborhood flicker on and off? That's quite a collection of bikes you have there.

Why you just buy the Daytona listed on Craiglist. No muss no fuss it might even have the c-kitted camshaft. Then we'll have to HavaDaytona instead of HadaDaytona.

Bill, I have a bottle of Macallan's open and it's good for about 6 months to a year before it degrades. I would take that to the Kentucky Spine, although I genuinely enjoy the flavor it's getting a little pricey. That's why I was wondering what people's thoughts were about Buffalo Trace. If it didn't live up to the hype I was reading about in their reviews about their bourbon. Green Rivers inventory on some of the finer bourbons seem to be sold out. Maybe blending and bottling is a more seasonal thing or I'm just showing my ignorance.

I mean it sounds like great times I've seen 80 degrees that time of year also. Just saying hard to commit when the weather could be anything. On another note have what's your opinion on Buffalo Trace bourbon?

Those dates are pretty tentative for us folk a little north of you. April 24-27 is mighty transitional for me, I've seen it snow later in the year. I don't want to depend on the Gerbings with the Lemans. 50 degrees F or less+ rain = hypothermia if traveling any distance. Looked at the Lodges cancelation policy 48-72 hours plus fees recon I have to talk to a real person to know for sure.

Looking forward to all those epic adventures. I hate to break the bad news but I hear itchy boots retired. Ones less traveling partner, but I'll keep looking for all those great pictures.

So, you are saying you have perfect pitch? I took another look at the video and saw an electronic tuner clipped to the head stock. Not sure about the exact circumstances but they still have price tags on guitars. Don't know if this was meant as commercially viable product or two guys jamming in a guitar store. Might be a case of older strings or the guitar was drifting. Either way good catch on your part.

Someone who was under the radar for me. Billy Strings I know, a friend got to play some with at a Kentuckians of Michigan get together. Marcus King I must live under a rock from time to time.

@Bill Hagan Bill what dates do they do their mutton cookoff? Don't they have it twice in the year? If I don't have any conflicting dates I'll try to fit this in.

I haven't seen any posts for this gentleman. how about a little extra

It's good to see your back in the saddle again Bill! To tell the truth averaging over 50 miles per hour on back roads is impressive. When planning a trip using all backroads with all my stops I normally figure about 40 mph average. Gives me an idea of saddle time. I got to try some of that mutton one of these days

Coming home from the Spine Raid XXI I like to think of the wife and Susan calling me home. It makes the last 500 miles of the trip easier.

Now I know how Josh felt when he said Bill never got a picture of him smiling. Bill can be sneaky with his camera. I mean you want to catch people being natural and not poising all the time but that doesn't always tell the whole story. My knee ain't so good doesn't bother me riding but I can't stand on it long. Might not always look my best.

I want to thank all of the Spine Raiders for their hospitality I really enjoyed myself. Good to meet the people behind the names. I need to delegate more time cause having one day of rain can dampen the fun (not entirely).

I would imagine that this clip has been a number of times before in the past. For Spine Raid 21 how about some CCR seeing how they were the first act to be signed up for Woodstock and it will be my first Spine Raid.