For those of us who didn't (or have never been to, the Brooklyn Invitational) I know we are missing out on a really neat event. Possibly historical. We all appreciate the pics from Jeff Wright and all the other blogs that give us a taste, but - no smells, no sound, no mechanical or human element of the event. It's a bit scary going to NYC. Where do you sleep? Where do you park? I know some folks who are in their 70s and live in the Bronx (in an apartment) - other than that - I don't know anyone there. I'd like to go next year - it's like getting ready to jump off a cliff into the water - I feel hesitant. Do you ride? Do we drive? Quit your whining (I say to myself) - just get there. I've been to the Coba rainforest of the Yucatan - but not New York? What the fuck am I waiting for? I want to go to California too. At least once.
(I'm thinking maybe a van (with a bike worthy of being seen there - and a place to park it for a couple days - or just ride the '64 Sportster . . . hmmmmm)
Well make your plans but we are riding out to BF 3 next year again and to the Brooklyn show. So start saving your dimes and buying quarts of 50w because I am inviting you.
ReplyDeleteMy toes on on the edge of the cliff right now . . .
ReplyDeletei think i will do brooklyn next year, on my bike.
ReplyDeletecome, you will have an awesome time!
ReplyDeletei park my truck on the street and i live in the city. it's totally fine.