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Robin and I spent the day together here in Flagstaff. She drove all night to get here on her way to Pagosa Springs, Colorado for a two week Parelli horsemanship seminar, so she slept until afternoon.

We went to Brandy's Restaurant & Bakery (as seen on Diners, Drive-Ins & Dives) for our late lunch, early dinner, & the food was as good as it looked on TV. Afterwards we drove out to the local H/D dealer to look around (note the wind). A quick check on her horse and we were in for the evening.

I'm thinking now would be a good time to post all those motorcycle pictures Jeremy & I took.

Boss Hoss is a company in Houston, Texas that makes motorcycles with LARGE motors in them.
It started out with small block V-8's but as if that wasn't enough - now they have 600+ horse power big blocks and even a V-10 Dodge Viper motor in a motorcycle. Many of their bikes are actually
trikes and I've seen many "themed" trikes; this one is '57 Chevy.

I'm sure this guys story is an interesting one but he was enjoying the concert so we just took a quick picture - don't know his name we called him Skinner.

On the opposite end of the Boss Hoss bike is this stingray with ape hangers and springer front end. I was told that it runs; looks like it has all the necessary parts.

Old School - the name we gave the camper across from us and his bike that he "put together out of parts on the garage floor" then rode to Sturgis.

Both Jeremy and I were immediately drawn to this bike. One of the better american flag paint jobs I've seen and a very tastefully done POW theme. The bike itself was also very well done. I would like to have been able to meet the owner and hear his story.