Pamela and Chantal made their journey on their Harley Davidson motorcycles, rubbing shoulders with fellow bikers across the region, and sharing their story in The Open Road.
Pamela and Chantal made their journey on their Harley Davidson motorcycles, rubbing shoulders with fellow bikers across the region, and sharing their story in The Open Road.
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