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Yep, it's not far for me, I usually will take either my truck up, or bike, depending on what I drove on that day.......great cruise night!
Hopefully the mobile dyno will be back up there, so I can get a few runs!
I go to Bear Mtn pretty often. Only live 30 minutes or so from there. On a real good night, 500-600 cars, 200+ bikes. I ride up with 1 or 2 others. Let us know when your going. Although I live a little north of it, a good meeting place is the Red Apple Rest. know where that is?
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