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The group I'm riding with is planning to be on the road by 8:30 if all goes well... We'll be making stops at Victorville H-D, Barstow then Ludlow for the last stop before Laughlin.
Originally Posted by vbouncer
Hey OS_Deluxe...
When thursday morning are you riding out and do you mind if we tag along for the ride out? We would be leaving from the Corona area around 15/Limonite..thinking about getting on the road about 9:30 or so after dropping kids off at school.
To all fellow riders going to the River Run. My good friend owns a restaurant/bar in Rancho Cucamonga and is going to open early on Thursday April 22 at 8:00am for us fellow riders. He has excellent breakfast and beverages. We have a good group of people going (around 7 to 14 bikes). We are meeting at 8am sharp at Peppers Sports Bar at the 210 fwy at Archibald. It is in the Stater Bros. shopping center on the Northeast corner. If anyone is looking for other riders we will be there. We take the 15 to the 134 thru Lucerne Valley and 29 Palms out to Amboy and route 66 and we make a few stops along the way. (for us the fewer freeway miles the more scenery). It is a long ride but there is always some great "commeraderie". If interested hit me up on a PM for more info!!!! Btw we are meeting up at 8 sharp and will be leaving around 9ish!
The unofficial and not-so-cool countdown thread to Laughin Laughlin
TEN Days until the group I'm riding with departs!!!!!
We leave Thursday the 22nd!
We're meeting at 8am for Breakfast at Denny's off the 10 Fry at Beaumont Ave in the city of Beaumont.... so if you'd like to tag along our group ( about 15+ strong ) come along.... let's make it 100 riders by the time we roll into Laughlin!!!!!
We're taking a scenic and less congested route to the run.
From Beaumont will be 29 Palms (70 miles)... stretch, restroom, coffee break, drain the pipes
After that we'll head up to Amboy and have a break at Roys Cafe
on Route 66 (60 miles)... fuel-up for some.... ... stretch, restroom, tea break, drain the pipes
The next fuel stop will be in Needles (75 miles)...stretch, restroom, stogie break, brush the teeth, drain the pipes
After Needles we'll be in Laughlin (30 Miles).... then, drink, laugh, gamble, cry, drink more, drag-race motorcycles ( jk last three )... we're gonna have a GREAT TIME FELLAS!!!!!
TEN Days until the group I'm riding with departs!!!!!
We leave Thursday the 22nd!
We're meeting at 8am for Breakfast at Denny's off the 10 Fry at Beaumont Ave in the city of Beaumont.... so if you'd like to tag along our group ( about 15+ strong ) come along.... let's make it 100 riders by the time we roll into Laughlin!!!!!
We're taking a scenic and less congested route to the run.
From Beaumont will be 29 Palms (70 miles)... stretch, restroom, coffee break, drain the pipes
After that we'll head up to Amboy and have a break at Roys Cafe
on Route 66 (60 miles)... fuel-up for some.... ... stretch, restroom, tea break, drain the pipes
The next fuel stop will be in Needles (75 miles)...stretch, restroom, stogie break, brush the teeth, drain the pipes
After Needles we'll be in Laughlin (30 Miles).... then, drink, laugh, gamble, cry, drink more, drag-race motorcycles ( jk last three )... we're gonna have a GREAT TIME FELLAS!!!!!
I love that route! That's the way we are going too but we are leaving Wednesday. I'll have a cold beer waiting for you when you get there!
Yeah, we decided No freeways all the way from Rancho Cucamonga. We are going to pass the 40 and keep going on the 95 into Laughlin. Keep em on 2 wheels fellas. 10 days!!!
SBB, thanks bro!!! Look forward to getting you one too!
Hey all, we should all coordinate a meet 'n greet on Thurs or Fri, depending on when most will be there or convenience.... have a beer and group picture or something.
socalbyker, that sounds like a really nice ride. im staying with family in havasu so i might have to tag along up to needles then split to havasu from there.
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