Sturgis 2013 Big Dog ride
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Rex Winters
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I wont be there this year. I missed the ride last year but met up with a lot of you randomly. I am currently deployed through Nov...
Fairless
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Famous motorcycle riders | Sturgis Biker Museum Hall of Fame
Rick Fairless - Rick spent 20 years in the paint industry working for the Glidden Paint Co. At 19 years old Rick started out in the downtown Dallas warehouse pulling paint orders. Through the years Rick worked his way up the ladder to store manager & then to the #1 sales rep in the country. But his real love was always riding & building custom motorcycles. So, he left a lucrative career and took a chance on opening his own motorcycle shop - an Easyriders franchise in Dallas. It was 1996, and Rick wanted his shop to be more than just a motorcycle shop - he wanted a destination for all motorcycle enthusiasts, regardless of what kind of motorcycle they rode or even if they rode a motorcycle at all, so he added Strokers Ice House Bar & Grill. In 2002, Easyriders ended its franchise program so Rick changed the name of his shop to Strokers Dallas. Since then, he's added Strokers Ink, a tattoo and piercing parlor & RF Custom Parts. On weekends, Rick's Strokers Dallas "Empire" will welcome between 1,000 and 2,000 people. Besides being a successful business owner, Rick is a master bike builder, columnist for two national magazines, hosts his own radio show, is a motivational speaker and a family man. Rick's custom motorcycles have been featured in many magazines around the world & numerous television shows.
Breakfast tickets are available for a $35.00 donation, tables of eight for $300.00. Tickets can be purchased through the Museum at 605.347.2001 or online at Sturgis Motorcycle Rally Gifts | Vintage Motorcycle Patches & Pins
Rick Fairless - Rick spent 20 years in the paint industry working for the Glidden Paint Co. At 19 years old Rick started out in the downtown Dallas warehouse pulling paint orders. Through the years Rick worked his way up the ladder to store manager & then to the #1 sales rep in the country. But his real love was always riding & building custom motorcycles. So, he left a lucrative career and took a chance on opening his own motorcycle shop - an Easyriders franchise in Dallas. It was 1996, and Rick wanted his shop to be more than just a motorcycle shop - he wanted a destination for all motorcycle enthusiasts, regardless of what kind of motorcycle they rode or even if they rode a motorcycle at all, so he added Strokers Ice House Bar & Grill. In 2002, Easyriders ended its franchise program so Rick changed the name of his shop to Strokers Dallas. Since then, he's added Strokers Ink, a tattoo and piercing parlor & RF Custom Parts. On weekends, Rick's Strokers Dallas "Empire" will welcome between 1,000 and 2,000 people. Besides being a successful business owner, Rick is a master bike builder, columnist for two national magazines, hosts his own radio show, is a motivational speaker and a family man. Rick's custom motorcycles have been featured in many magazines around the world & numerous television shows.
Breakfast tickets are available for a $35.00 donation, tables of eight for $300.00. Tickets can be purchased through the Museum at 605.347.2001 or online at Sturgis Motorcycle Rally Gifts | Vintage Motorcycle Patches & Pins
Fairless
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liferider
Looking forward to retirement
OH NO IT"S NOT!!!!!!!!!!!! :2thumbs: I'm kind of thinking Bill Board size!
liferider
Looking forward to retirement
It's June start counting, Your #1, I'm #2:roll:I will start a head count in June and final a week before at the end of July......
Cant wait
liferider
Looking forward to retirement
look farwards to finally meeting some people on the site.