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Nomad Tavern
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I live just a couple miles from the Nomad, and I've been coming there off-and-on for several years. One nice thing I've always liked about the place is the owners -- Big Larry and Little Larry -- always make you feel right at home, and the bar maids are always friendly. Beer's reasonably priced and always cold.
I usually ride my bike there, but it isn't a Harley -- it's an old BMW. First time I rode it up there I thought I might be given a hard time. Heh, no way. Instead, a few of the other bikers came out and checked out my old Beemer and we chatted some about it. These guys aren't poseurs -- they're real. They ride not because of the brand but because they like to ride. 'Nuff said.
See y'all there! I'm heading that way directly. :)
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