Old School

EVENTZ

Old School Bike Shop

Louisburg, NC

6 February 2021

It was a great day today at Old School Bike Shop LLC for a little get together in remembrance of Gary Tant and the Biker Barn! George cooked up some mean Biker Barn pork chops and he also had boiled potatoes, butter beans, string beans, and broccoli casserole, and corn. It was all amazing! George is an awesome cook!

Many folks brought a covered dish or homemade dessert. There was so many and it was all so delicious!!!

It was so nice to see ol’ friends again and share our memories of Gary and the Biker Barn! Many told funny stories about Gary that they remembered or things about Gary that were special to their heart. He was a very dear friend to so many! We miss him so!

Above: Gregg Layman

Above: Gregg Layman and George Horton with Doobie of BB Mag.

Above: Gregg with Gary’s son, Mike. Left: Gregg working on a customer’s bike in the shop. story: Doobie photos: Gail Dawes, George Horton, & Doobie

Above and below: Some of the cool folks who were there!

Old School Bike Shop Remembering Gary of The Biker Barn

It was also a great time for everyone to get a look at the Old School Bike Shop first hand and see what Gregg has been up to lately. He has been very busy with bikes being serviced, repaired, and with custom builds.

Gregg carries on the tradition from the Biker Barn to the Old School Bike Shop. He is meticulous with his work when working on motorcycles! I know...Gregg works on my bike and has for many years!

George Horton owns Old School Detail. Along with his sons, Jake and Michael, they detail everything from bikes, to cars, trucks, semis, boats, planes, you name it! They pay very close attention to every detail. Everything they touch looks much better after they detail it than when it came off the showroom floor! That’s a promise!

Give Gregg a call and make an appointment with all of your bike needs today and give George a call for all of your detail needs! You’ll be glad you did. Thanks for your support of biker owned businesses!

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Above and below: Bianca Swanson and Robert Kenlaw enjoying the great food and fellowship! Above: George standing over those famous chops! Below: It was a beautiful day to celebrate and remember!

Gary Tant