I didn’t feel right asking my sister in law where she got the angel on the motorcycle pins she ordered for my mother in law and I, but my friend Jamie left me a comment on that post wanting to know where she could get a pin like it, so I’ll do some research. I know of a few sites that sell gold jewelry with a motorcycle theme, so I’ll see if I can find that pin or one similar to it anywhere!

I talked to one of my friends who I was absolutely sure would have photos from the show last weekend. He’s taken his camera every year, but this year happened to be the one year he didn’t take it with him!

Oh well. I still have one more chance at grabbing photos from another friend who went from ATL who made it to the show, but I haven’t been able to get in touch with him today. I slept most of the day away, and by the time I woke up he was out for the evening shopping with his girlfriend. They’re moving in together so she probably had him out buying home theater sconces or other stuff he doesn’t care about.

I’m kind of pissed that we didn’t make it to Atlanta for the bike show this weekend. I seriously wanted to go, but the weather totally threw off our plans. I guess snow can do that to you. Oh well. I’ve got a couple friends who live in Atlanta that actually made it to the show, so I’m trying to round up some photos they took right now. I’m hoping they at least remembered to stop by and snap a few shots of the 2008 Kawasaki 250r for me!

I’d say I’ll kick my friend’s ass if he doesn’t send me some photos or bring them up when he comes up to ride with us in a couple weeks, but that’s just not going to happen. My little 5′2 self ain’t messing with his 6′4″ muscle building look like he’s on prohormones self. If he sends photos I’ll share them. If not I guess I’ll have to wait until the next show!

If you’re going to be in or around Atlanta this weekend, don’t forget to stop by the 27th Annual Cycle World International Motorcycle Show sponsored by Toyota. It’s one show you definitely don’t want to miss.

You’ll find the largest showcase of pro built sports bikes along with tons of other bikes like choppers from Sam Nehme and plenty of Harleys. Robert Fisher and Roaring Toyz will be showcasing a Kawasaki ZX-14 custom build for Ludacris. Match Hotch, 2 time Biker Build off Champion, will also be there as well as Nick Anglada of Custom Sportsbike Concepts, Louise Grasse of H2o Cycles, and many more!

Admission is $13 for adults, but you can grab your tickets online for $11. You can also pick up a 3-day pass for $20. Children 6-11 get in for $6, and 5 and under are free. The show starts right now actually, January 18th at 4pm and runs until 9pm tonight. Saturday (Jan 19th) they’ll open the doors at 9:30am and go until 8pm. Sunday you can stop by between 9:30am and 5pm, so there’s plenty of time for you to see this awesome showcase of bikes.

If weather permits we’ll be heading down to ATL in the morning, so if you’re attending this event drop me a comment or email (jshustermanATcharterDOTnet) and we’ll meet up!

I’m going to head to the She Rides store in Atlanta this weekend if I get a chance. I noticed today that both of my favorite motorcycle shirts have holes in them! One is my She Rides “feminine adrenaline” shirt, and it sucks because I don’t think they make those anymore.

I really wish I could find some funny t-shirts with motorcycle stuff on them. We’ve all got the typical Alpinestars and Icon shirts, but I want something that’s funny. I wear a lot of funny t-shirts, so why shouldn’t I be able to find a funny one with a motorcycle, too?

I might just have to start looking around online for something that I like, and if I can’t find anything I might just design my own.