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Me and My KLR 650 at Wolf Pen Gap Road
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The RSD CR500 Cafe Racer13 years ago
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Happy Holidays!13 years ago
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Key West Trip - Me, Chris, Bob, and Andrew
Great Times, Great Times!
Fall Ride with Friends to The Dragon
Steve, Tina, Chris, Bob, Me, Curt, Andrew
Steve and Tina's KLR
Another Happy KLR Rider
Curt's 2006 Adventure 950
VERY nice machine
Keith and his Manx
The Dam Diner
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One of our Favorite "Greasy Breakfast" places in backwoods central Florida
Chris Galardi's Moto Guzzi Stelvio
Keith and his Petty Manx
Chris Galardi's Moto Guzzi Lemans
Cruising down Mainstreet
Daytona Bike Week 2009
Andrew's Baby - Ducati S4R Monster
I love the sound of the dry clutch
Andrew's Rare 1993 Ducati 888
I believe a 1 of 200 bike
Andrew and Jayne at Bike Week 2009
Daytona 2009
My First Street Bike
1987 Honda CBR 600 Hurricane
My Current Ride - 2002 Kawasaki Vulcan 800 Classic
Lot's of Chrome, Vance & Hines Exhaust, sit back and cruise fun!
Andrew - neighbor, friend, fellow biker
Admiring his latest purchase, a Triump Tiger. When it comes to the garage collection, Andrew wins. He has 3 Ducati's, a Norton Cammando, and this beauty.
Kid Guzzi and his Breva
Biker buddy Chris getting ready to ride
Bob Lowe's Heritage Softail
Parked at his beautiful lake home
Eddie Mazz and his Harley Sportster Custom
After several years away from bikes, he's finally back riding!
Biker Buddy John and his Fatboy
Custom Yellow Paint, and lots of chrome!
Project Bike - 1995 Harley Davidson XL1200 Sportster
In 2006, I brought this old bike back to life - sold it to a rider in Georgia a year later
My First Street Legal Bike - 1986 Honda XL 600R
I had one of these in 1989 - Took the initial riding test on it. Rode it one summer and decided I needed a dedicated street bike versus a dual purpose.
About Me
- Rob J. and the Family
- I am a husband and father of 4, living and working in Johannesburg, South Africa for Ford Motor Company as an ISE (International Service Employee) or "Expat" as we are commonly called.
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