DucatiGuzziIndian Posted November 23 Author Posted November 23 My StreetFighter outside Black Raven Brewing here in Seattle. One of the hundreds of extremely good breweries in the Pacific North West. 4
docc Posted November 23 Posted November 23 1 hour ago, DucatiGuzziIndian said: My StreetFighter outside Black Raven Brewing here in Seattle. One of the hundreds of extremely good breweries in the Pacific North West. That machine so looks like it belongs at The Black Raven. 1
DucatiGuzziIndian Posted November 23 Author Posted November 23 My thoughts exactly when I took the photo Docc! 1
guzzler Posted November 23 Posted November 23 22 hours ago, docc said: So, like we say a "buck" for a dollar? Yes mate 1 1
audiomick Posted November 23 Posted November 23 Looks like this: although, if they haven't done it already, it will probably in the near future have Charlie on it instead of Betty. 2
Chuck Posted November 24 Posted November 24 On 11/19/2024 at 12:16 AM, billgreenman1 said: Yep, great food at Bonge's. I've ridden by, but the times I've eaten there ( a long time ago), cars were necessary to drag our bloated carcasses home. I used to work with Tony, the original (reconstruction) owner and chef. Tailgating is encouraged! We used to live in a log cabin on the banks of the White river. My friend Lyle (RIP) and I used to put my canoe in there, and float down to Bonge's. Seldom said a word, just enjoyed navigating the river.That was before all the foo foo stuff with Bonge behind that fabulous mahogany bar and his dog curled up in the corner. Drink a couple of beers with Bonge, and head for home. Good times. 4
Gmc28 Posted November 27 Posted November 27 Any kiwi's (or travelers) have a good place they like near Auckland? might be swinging through in a week or two. Far as a contribution to the thread, for the home state of Oregon, the ride over one of the several "lesser traveled" routes across the coast range is a great way to make your way to Coos Bay, and tramp into Restaurant O, owned by a good friend who was a michelin star chef in France then moved to the boondocks for a woman (a very good woman... maybe thats the making of a good country song?), and now runs an out-of-place bistro with a menu that ranges from street-fare through Foie-gros, and a solid beer and wine menu.
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