Michael Davis of The Bicycle Inn-Charleston, SC- was Bakersville, NC, Roan Mountain, Burnsville Metric, Roan Moan, Blue Ridge Parkway

Live and let live!
Burnsville Metric 2006 Burnsville Metric 2001 Burnsville Metric 2002 Burnsville Metric 2003 Burnsville Metric 2004 Burnsville Metric 2005 Email Michael		*To register online click here!* *The Roan Moan 2006* *The Roan Moan 2005* *The Roan Moan 2004* *The Roan Moan 2003* *The Roan Moan 2002*
Mountain Biking Unaka		Love at the inn. Cycling Clubs/Groups At the "Inn" & Routes In The Area Team Dupage 2000 Seyboro Cyclists Seyboro Cyclists Do "Roan" Tailwind Tandems-Tipton Hill Tailwind Tandems-Roan Mtn. Piedmont Flyers 2002 Paul & Rob's Bicycle Bash Erwin Burrito Ride 135 Miles To The Inn Hoosiers Do The Roan 2003 Friends On the Road Touring with Mark Boyd On the Wheel of Adam O'Neil
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	Michael's Resume
Behind Michael is Richard Dunn, Ed Anderson, Kirk Clark, etc. 1986?
	Vietnam Days

	Pro-Bikes of Asheville Land of Sky Archives
Summer of 99



	*Artwork By Michael*
	Hiking Carvers Gap To Elk Park

Seyboro Cyclists	Team Dupage 2000	Seyboro Cyclists Do "Roan"
Tailwind Tandems-Tipton Hill	Piedmont Flyers 2002	Tailwind Tandems-Roan Mtn.
Erwin Burrito Ride	Paul & Rob's Bicycle Bash	135 Miles To The Inn
	Hoosiers Do The Roan 2003
	Land of Sky Archives
	Chris Boone's Record














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All people are people and deserve respect. All people need to be free of harassment. All people-every one of them. If you believe in a habitat for these life forms, why not humans?

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They do not only fear their people from doing evil by punishments, but also allure them to virtue with rewards of honor. Therefore, they set up in the marketplace the images of notable men and of such as have been great and bountiful benefactors to the commonwealth for the perpetual memory of their good acts, and also that the glory and renown of the ancestors may fire and provoke their posterity to virtue. He that inordinately and ambitiously desireth promotions is left all hopeless for ever attaining any promotion as long as he liveth. They live together lovingly, for no magistrate is either supercilious or frightening. Fathers they be called, and like fathers they use themselves. The citizens (as it is their duty) willingly exhibit unto them due honor without compulsion. Nor the prince himself is not known from the other by princely apparel or a robe of state, nor by a crown or diadem royal, or cap of maintenance, but by a little sheaf of corn carried before him. And so a taper of wax is borne before the bishop, whereby only he is known. They have but few laws, for to people so instruct and educated very few doth suffice. Yea, this thing they chiefly reprove among other nations, that innumerable books of laws and expositions upon the same be not sufficient. But they think it against all right and justice that men should be bound to those laws which either be in number more than be able to be read, or else blinder and darker than that any man can well understand them. Furthermore, they utterly exclude and banish all attorneys, proctors, and sergeants-at-the-law, which craftily handle matters and subtly dispute of the laws. For they think it most meet that every man should plead his own matter, and tell the same tale before the judge that he would tell to his lawyer. So shall there be less circumstance of words, and the truth shall sooner come to light, whiles the judge with a discreet judgment doth weigh the words of him whom no lawyer hath instruct with deceit, and whiles he helpeth and beareth out simple wits against the false and malicious circumventions of crafty children.