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The 11th (E.L.E.V.E.N.T.H) annual Biker B!tch run happened July 2016. Can’t believe it’s been 11 years!
Also can’t believe it took me almost a year to get a post up about it.
Better late then never??
Ya, let’s roll with that, mkay? 🙂
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The 11th goes down in the history books for probably the most unique B!tch run to date. But, we came, we saw and we conquered.
…And Pep is still smiling that bright and shiny beautiful smile of hers.
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We had a few bonus girls with us manning the Jeep and it was GREAT to have them along.
The Jeep came in handy as you will find out in a few more scrolls down.
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The day started in Council Bluffs at a bar that has since closed down, but hey, we appreciated their hospitality while it lasted. Their parking lot was prime real estate!
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Heidi’s bike on the other hand didn’t treat her so kindly. High-five to Tyree for saving her.
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After I did my best bossy-pants photo set-ups…
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It was time to rollllllllll…
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First stop: Twisted Tail in Beebeetown, IA; where the food was delicious, drinks were cold and the fan clubs were in full paparrazi mode.
These young girls above wanted pictures taken with them, so of COURSE we obliged. And then the beautiful ladies below were next in line.
We were feeling famous for about a minute. 😉
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Thanks to Jenn and her continuous drill seargent fitness instructor ways, she challenged Jessica to some weighted squats.
With her as the weight.
Damn, Jess. You’ve got great form…
… And a graceful fall.
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And before we knew it, it was time to roll on out again.
Want to see us in action?
↓ Click on the photo below ↓
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Dunlap, IA to Lampe’s Pub we went. And also where we hunkered down for the better part of the day.
Sadly, we had a bike that needed some medical attention. Flat tires and riding do NOT go hand in hand. Fortunately said flat didn’t happen until we were at a significantly reduced speed creeping into town. Hello road angels. Liz felt your presence, as did the rest of us. ❤
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Thank to a local Dunlap towny, we got Liz’s wheel off,
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drove it down to Woodbine, IA to see the Motorcycle Medic for some TLC
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Then back to Dunlap for the local patron to help us get the wheel back on.
Like I said… it was an adventure!
Thanks Dunlap man.
If we can remember your name, I’ll give you full on credit next time. 🙂
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Meanwhile back at the bar during the bike medical assistance…
Things were getting a little wild.
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Work it, own it, strut it.
Rawr
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Weird… wonder how that dancing red dress emoji girl got on the bar.
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The girls sweet talked this young little bartender into taking his shirt off.
When I ordered a PBR, he didn’t know what it was.
Oh, Bless his cute little young heart.
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Rumor has it the Sheriff rolled through three times. Apparantly our prolonged presence was making the town folk nervous.
Funniness aside – we thank our men and women in blue for all they do to keep us safe.
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And on that note with bike wounds healed and everyone accounted for and completely sober, it was time to roll.
Thanks, Lampe’s for the good times.
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On to Pop N Docs for a quick drink by the river.
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Tyree and her cowgirl hat hotness.
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And before we knew it, we were rolling on to the Cottonwood Marina in Blair, NE.
But not without the required lollipops first.
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Blair provided us with some dancing, mingling and some goodbyes as a few of us seperated ways as this was technically one of the last stops.
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And with that, our whirlwind of a day was over and the 11th annual was a wrap.
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I am truly thankful for all the strong, empowering, beautiful, full of LOVE females I know.
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What a beautiful ride it is.
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And what a beautiful ride it will continue to be.
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Cheers!
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Special Thanks:
Anytime Tees – Council Bluffs, IA
The Twisted Tail – Beebeetown, IA
Lampe’s Pub – Dunlap, IA
Motorcycle Medic– Woodbine, IA
Pop N Docs – Decatur, IA
Cottonwood Marina – Blair, NE
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