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🌧️ Day 4/14 — The Pipers Mission 2026 Rides Through the Rain!!

Didn’t let a little weather slow us down — day four put down 137 miles up the coast, out to Gloucester and back through Ipswich, Danvers, and Salem. Skies stayed gray the whole way with a top speed of 74 mph and 541 ft of climbing, but the crew rolled right through it. Took a breather at the water’s edge to soak in the view before saddling back up. Rain or shine, the Pipers keep moving — four days down, ten to go. 🏍️🌊

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Ride to Black Falcon

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⚡ Day 3/14 — The Pipers Mission 2026 Keeps Rolling!!

Started day 3 the right way — great breakfast, good conversation, and mapping out the rest of the run with the crew. Of course I stayed plugged in, knocking out a last-minute webinar while Clutch was busy being Clutch — making the calls and adjustments to keep the week running smooth. Kept the ride short and sweet today, a 28-mile loop through Salem, Haverhill, and back to Lawrence, 76 mph top speed and 209 ft of elevation along the way. Called it early with a quick night-night for the Pipers — gotta recharge for what’s next. Three days in, eleven to go. 🏍️💨

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🇺🇸 The Pipers – Independence Day Run 2026 🏍️

204 miles of pure freedom, one Dunkin’ pit stop, and a top speed that definitely violated a few local ordinances (97 mph, don’t tell Meaghan 😂). Ace & Clutch rolled out for the 4th and let the Pipers colors do the talking — up through Gardner, Fitchburg, and Leominster, clawing to 1,302 ft before dropping down through Lowell and into Lawrence to close the loop. 4 hours 16 minutes in the saddle, 47 mph average, and not one wrong turn. Ride Loud. Never Late. Never Lost. 🦅🔧 Happy Independence Day from The Pipers — see you at the next stop light… eventually. 🍩💨

#5

Ride to High Octane 🔥

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Ride to the gym 💪🏻

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Five Cards, 259 Miles, One Good Cause — The Pipers Run the 2026 VFW Poker Run

Sunday, June 28th — The Pipers rolled out of Swansea VFW Post 2045 for the 2026 Poker Run, every mile of it benefiting the Veterans Transition House of New Bedford. Five stops, five cards: Swansea, Somerset, Taunton, Dartmouth, and back home to Swansea where the meatball subs were waiting (the real prize, let’s be honest). By the time the kickstands dropped, the dash read 259 miles, 4 hours and 48 minutes, 42 mph average — and yes, a top speed of 91 that we’ll politely decline to assign to anyone in particular. Glass-calm lake views, blue skies, and two clean chrome-and-yellow choppers turning heads at every post. The hand JR drew won’t be winning any tournaments, but the day was a flush no matter how you cut it: brothers, bikes, and a run that put money where it matters. Never Late, Never Lost. Ride Loud. 🏁

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🔥 Day 2/14 — The Pipers Mission 2026 Rolls On!!

Day two and we went BIG — 275 miles carved through the granite state and beyond. Rolled through Keene, Concord, and Manchester, hit the highest point of the trip yet at 1,466 ft, and somebody twisted the throttle to 99 mph (allegedly 😏). Averaged 43 mph over 6 hrs 25 min in the wind, blue skies overhead the whole way. Two days down, twelve to go — the Pipers are just getting warmed up. 🏍️💨

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Ride to my favorite place 🌊🦀

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🔥 Day 1/14 — The Pipers Mission 2026 Kicks Off!!

And we’re OFF! Day one in the books for the Pipers Mission 2026 Getaway Ride — 13 more to go and the throttle’s already smoking. Carved out 167 miles looping through Nashua, Manchester, and Derry before ripping east through Amesbury and Newburyport with the salt air in our face. Hit 79 mph at one point (don’t tell Meaghan 😂), averaged a cool 35 mph cruise over 4 hrs 55 min in the saddle, and climbed 547 ft of New England backroad glory. Blue skies, green fields, good brothers, zero regrets. The Pipers are rolling — buckle up, this is only the beginning. 🏍️💨