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Rollin' eZine July 2001 Volume 2, Number 3 Lauranne covers the WIW Rendevous ============= Contact Us:
Rollin' eZine is: Steve Mate - Publisher Larry Fitch - Editor-in-Chief Bruce "B2" Barge - L-D Reporter Ray Palubin-
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Mother Nature 1, Rollin 0 Our planned excursion to Florida's west coast hit a snag in the way of a huge thunderstorm. We will be trying again and hope to bring you the story next month. · · · · · Ride your motorcycle to work on July 18th to demonstrate to the public and politicians that motorcyclists are from all occupations and walks of life; that we reduce traffic congestion and that motorcycles are for transportation as well as recreation. Ride to Work Day website. · · · · ·
While Bruce recovers from his recent mishap, Billy Street steps up to the plate and hits one out of the park. Check out Billy's take on the recent Waltz Across Texas Rally.
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At Least He Didn't Hurt That Purty Face
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Join Biker Betty and company as they head for the third annual Rendezvous of the Women In The Wind. Take a lesson gentleman, 'cause these women can ride hard and ride far to get the job done. · · · · ·
· · · · · Steve Hunter sure had one eventful day recently. A motorcycle rally, then a very near miss on a smashup followed by a most excellent ride home. Enjoy his story in this Rollin' Reader's Ride. · · · · ·
This month's rant from Larry has us convinced that he really is going soft. · · · · · July
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Tick Tock Bruce -- The Iron Butt Rally is drawing close, and Bruce is getting antsy. Check out how his plans and preparations are progressing. How do you get ready for 11 thousand miles in 11 days? Well, Florida to Texas, go Waltzin', then back in a long weekend. Women in the Wind -- Lauranne is back with an inside look at this truly amazing woman's riding organization Hey Ray, can you fix this? -- Whatever the problem, we are sure he can. As long as he has the manual. |
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