Friday, August 20th was the second to last bike night at Skip Fordyce for 2010. Only one more to go.
I decided to catch up with the folks from Roadhouse Biker Church in San Bernardino at the Hideout. Once at the location, only Pastor Denver was to be found. 5:30 rolled around and we rolled as well.
"How do you feel about lane splitting?", Pastor Denver asked.
"I was hoping we would", I answered.
When it came to lane splitting the 91 freeway traffic, even the size of the Road Glide didn't slow Pastor Denver down. He proceeded to thread the needle. I followed.
Once there, we went our separate ways. I met up with some people that just returned from Sturgis and other friends who would be present. I checked out some bikes, ate some of the complimentary food provided, enjoyed some bike talk, and listened to the live music.
The band was great. The lead singer had a great set of lungs on her. Everyone left their seats when she performed a little Janice Joplin. She had a lot of energy. The rest of the band was equally impressive, with a keyboardist, horn player of some type, drummer, guitarist, and bassist - quite a band.
This was a very good turnout. Last month paled in comparison. There were many bikes and many familiar faces. It was definitely a good time not to be missed.
I took a few pics using the lousy Blackberry camera. It was the only device I had with me. I figured it would do. I'll post 'em as soon as I can get them onto the computer.
In the meantime, mark your calendars for the last bike night of the year at Skip's. You don't want to miss it!
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