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<blockquote data-quote="TedG954" data-source="post: 105133" data-attributes="member: 9701">Elwood and I were good friends. It was a &quot;biker-bar&quot; only in the sense that a lot of yuppie types parked their bikes there.&nbsp; &quot;Nuthin' Fancy&quot; is a biker bar.&nbsp; Elwood rode an Indian.One night he wanted to arm-wrestle for my tab.... I drank for free.&nbsp; Another night (1997), after I left Elwood's, I wrecked my Harley and was pretty well broken up (in front of Moragami in the construction zone; proven not my fault).&nbsp; Before Delray was a hot spot, we used to play wiffleball in front of Elwood's on Atlantic Avenue on a Saturday night. You could never do that now with all the cool people jamming the street.&nbsp;Elwood had actually been a fashion photographer in New York before opening the bar. &nbsp;It's too bad he fell apart. I liked him a lot.&nbsp; He may be living in the Keys as he had a trailer down there.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="TedG954, post: 105133, member: 9701"] Elwood and I were good friends. It was a "biker-bar" only in the sense that a lot of yuppie types parked their bikes there. "Nuthin' Fancy" is a biker bar. Elwood rode an Indian. One night he wanted to arm-wrestle for my tab.... I drank for free. Another night (1997), after I left Elwood's, I wrecked my Harley and was pretty well broken up (in front of Moragami in the construction zone; proven [I]not [/I]my fault). Before Delray was a hot spot, we used to play wiffleball in front of Elwood's on Atlantic Avenue on a Saturday night. You could never do that now with all the cool people jamming the street. Elwood had actually been a fashion photographer in New York before opening the bar. It's too bad he fell apart. I liked him a lot. He may be living in the Keys as he had a trailer down there. [/QUOTE]

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