100 Years of Motorcycles - Hair Of The Dog

Feisty girls dancing on the bar and a world-class collection of discarded bras behind it, Seattle's Cowgirls was a good time.

Truckload of bikes, camera and computer gear: $50,000. A '70s F-150 to haul it all: Priceless.

Steve was not shy about risking his brand-new ankle out on the rodeo course.

If it wasn't for a Ducati Monster's last-second win, the Greenie would have won the barrel-pushing competition.

Steve wasn't the only one foolish enough to rock a low-slung rigid at the rodeo. The boys from Super Rat Customs entered this kick-start shovelhead. When it quit running, they switched to a Ducati Monster.

The wide-tire sportin' 'Busa boys showed up as well.

That can't be good for performance.

Lake Coeur D'Alene was a nice day's ride; beautiful, fun, and lots to do.

The flat track races were made more exciting for spectators with the use of a very un-groomed track, making for lots of highsides and near-highsides.

A waitress told us there's nothing to do on a Friday in Spokane if you don't drink. Luckily, that wasn't a problem for us. Jimmy'z Bar in Spokane.