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It's Sunday morning and the weather man on television is calling for temperatures in the 80's with chances of scattered showers. As I roll the bike outside I look up at a blue sky. Well, the weather man has been wrong before so I ride down to meet up with Munenn. About five miles from his house I notice the sky ahead of me is dark grey. I start to get thumped in the chest by some rather large rain drops. The little voice in my head reminds me that the weather man has been known to be right, too. I get to Munenn's house and by the time I walk inside the clouds opened up. The rain came down for about ten minutes and then stopped. Taking this as an ideal opportunity to leave before the rain decided to start again, we headed down to Michael's Bar & Grill. About thirty minutes later we arrive at a cloudy but dry Chapel Hill. At Michael's the parking lot was starting to fill up with bikers from around the area. We parked our bikes and settled down for another Michael's breakfast. The rest of the morning bikers came in and out of the parking lot. While the turnout wasn't as large as in the past, there were still a decent amount of bikes worth showing:
Ducati 998 Monoposto:
[IMG=left]http://www.amback.com/images/uploaded/998.jpg[/IMG]
Ducati 999 Monoposto:
[IMG=left]http://www.amback.com/images/uploaded/999.jpg[/IMG]
Beautiful airbrushing on a Harley Davidson:
[IMG=left]http://www.amback.com/images/uploaded/AcesWild.jpg[/IMG]
Current production Triumph Bonneville painted and trimmed to look like an original from the late Sixties:
[IMG=left]http://www.amback.com/images/uploaded/Bonnie.jpg[/IMG]
A very clean example of an original British BSA:
[IMG=left]http://www.amback.com/images/uploaded/BSA.jpg[/IMG]
Ducati 998 Monoposto:
[IMG=left]http://www.amback.com/images/uploaded/998.jpg[/IMG]
Ducati 999 Monoposto:
[IMG=left]http://www.amback.com/images/uploaded/999.jpg[/IMG]
Beautiful airbrushing on a Harley Davidson:
[IMG=left]http://www.amback.com/images/uploaded/AcesWild.jpg[/IMG]
Current production Triumph Bonneville painted and trimmed to look like an original from the late Sixties:
[IMG=left]http://www.amback.com/images/uploaded/Bonnie.jpg[/IMG]
A very clean example of an original British BSA:
[IMG=left]http://www.amback.com/images/uploaded/BSA.jpg[/IMG]