To the nighborhood kid "My tricycle can whup your tricycle!"

Now Trikes are interesting to me. Not necessarily anything I would get myself unless my balance really sucked or I'd hit my older years where keeping the bike upright meant more strength than I had. But some love them. I see many of them on the roads as well as the new Can-Am Spyders. But as I was surfing I came across the Zeel Design Bobsterer Trike. Wow, ok I'd give it up for this Trike. It's really hot!

Here's a review

"The Bobster is a copper plated trike with a 1200 Sportster engine and 5 speed transmission"

What a Wonderful Week!

Ok, so most of the country is getting hit with torrential rain or snow but the Pacific Northwest is doing pretty good. This week its felt like Spring has arrived. Of course to the dismay of skiers but to the joy of motorcyclists. We are all out on the roads enjoying the 60 degree temps and sunny conditions. Paws are dry and plants are starting to bloom (boy are they gonna be disappointed once Winter hits again). I’m just enjoying it all.

- Awake & Alive in Seattle!

Young Choppers

Ok, came across this site and love what these people are putting out. Very HOT!
Check out Young Choppers

 

Biker Babe Bingo

Some of you may know that the Seattle Lifelong AIDS Alliance puts on monthly Gay Bingo events. This event has become really big over the years. They have different themes like,

Boot Camp Gay Bingo
Blue Hair Gay Bingo
Beach Blanket Gay Bingo

Well come April 17th 2010 they are having the "Biker Babe" Gay bingo night. So I'm looking to get all my motorcycle guys and gals to go. Here are the details:

DOORS OPEN AT 6:00 P.M. AND THE EVENT BEGINS PROMPTLY AT 7:00 P.M.


Regular tickets are $25 per guest and can be reserved to accommodate almost any sized party. To make reservations to attend Gay Bingo, email gaybingo@llaa.org  with the month(s) you would like to attend. 
Location:

Fremont Studios
155 N. 35th St., Seattle WA  
 
You can reserve tables for your guests. See more details at LifeLong AIDS Alliance Gay Bingo
 

  THIS IS FOR A GREAT CAUSE!

See You There

How I spent X-mas Eve

So I haven't written in a bit. Not because I didn't want to but because of work and life....don't take it so hard.

So the first thing that comes to mind was my Christmas eve. Now I haven't really found Christmas eve to be that exciting for me. I don't celebrate X-mas. But this year was probably the best I've had in 15 years.

Why? Because I spent it with friends in the most unusual way.

The day was beautiful. I rode my Harley all day long and then into the evening to celebrate the night at a seedy bar in a Seattle neighborhood called Queen Anne. If you know Queen Anne, then you also know it's pretty difficult to call anything there seedy, it's kinda an upscale part of town.

This "Seedy" bar was very small. Just a small oval bar and two pool tables, tables & chairs lining the wall. Now my friends are part of the Motorcycle meetup group I'm a member of. The plan was this. Meet at this bar and play wind up toy races.

Race divisions:
1. Fastest
2. Modified, make ur own or pimp one out
3. Blinged out wind up
4. Wind up looks most like its owner
5.  X rated
6.  Not a wind up?
7.  Cheater, meaning who cheats best( be a moving toy fit on the bar with other toys no gas, fire
8.  Talented race toy,does more than race
9.  Obstical course
10. Congenial, pity award

Many of us hit a local shop called The Great Wind-up , a fun little place in Pikes Market where you can be a kid again.

Gossip tells me that we called ahead to the manager but he or she never told the bartender because he's the grumpy scrooge type and they wanted to piss him off. Not sure if that's the truth but its funny to think about. He actually seemed rather nice to me.

When I got there food platters were laying across one side of the bar for our group. Nice selection. 19 motorcycle junkies congregated at this pub, laughing, eating, drinking of course and running wind up toy races on the pool tables.

It was a blast. You would put a dollar down for each race you entered. Generally 4 people across. The money was donated at the end of the night to the Fallen Motorcycle rider fund.

The evening ended with everyone stuffing their toys in the overnight bag I brought so I could deliver the toys to the Union Gospel Church the next day.

What an excellent way to spend the holiday. Best ever!

 

 

Happy New Years 2010!!

So it's the new year. May 2010 be an excellent year for everyone.

Peace, Health and Prosperity!