These four marine veterans served in Iraq, Kuwait, Japan, Korea, Vietnam and other places. They attended the "Tribute to the Troops" event on May 1 and belong to the Minnesota Chapter of "Leathernecks Motorcycle Club International," a group of riding veterans. One showed me his incredible motorbike covered with special military marks, symbols and events. 
17 comments:
whoa! nice big bike!
I wonder what rank the babe on the front fender is.
I maxed the photo of the cycle so I could get full benefit of the babe that Jack noticed. I think I like the 4 guys lots better!
GREAT IMAGES !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Megi
Those are purple heart medals on the bike, right?
And real snake skin on the seat?
Yep, a unique bike.
Very cool!
Did you try the bike?
A fine portrait of the veterans. Nice of Jack to spot the babe, and what a great bike that is.
That is one cool bike!
The bike was built by a retired USMC first sergeant. He lost 10 of his many Marines and many others wounded. The bracelets on the forks, below the headlight, bear the names of the 10 Marines killed from his unit. He named it "The Iraq Rolling Memorial". The bike was built out of love and respect for all the men lost in Iraq and those that served there.
Semper Fi Hogs! It's even written on the gorgeous bike! Can't wait for the Harley meet this summer!
amazing motorbike and i'll always thank you veterans
Always a safe road ahead for them.
Please have you all a good Friday.
daily athens
I salute our veterans.
It's cool they have a common interest of biking, too
Now these guys look like some bad-*** dudes!!! But I'll bet they're just big ol' teddy bears!!!!
Nice patches...! :)
L&R for MNLMC!!
p.s
You don't need to be a rush to master selective coloring technique, Leif... Just let it flow.. :)
Cool shots.
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