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Tulsa and Oklahoma’s Green Country

You may recall that about a year and a half ago I did a blog on our visit to Oklahoma and the great riding in the eastern half of the state around the Tulsa area.  I wrote a piece about that for Motorcycle Classics magazine and you can get to most of it online here.  You can pick up a copy of the latest issue at your local newstand.  Better yet, subscribe to Motorcycle Classics.

Your two blogmeisters (yours truly and Joe Gresh) have been published in several motorcycle magazines and other publications both in print and in the digital world.  You can get to a partial compendium of our articles by clicking here for me and here for Gresh (or by clicking on either of the above photos).


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Joe Berk

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