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Looks like Friday nights are bike night. Maybe MN guys leave town around noon on a Friday and we have a meet at the bike night. Crash someplace and a ride on Saturday then back to Mn??
Looks like Friday nights are bike night. Maybe MN guys leave town around noon on a Friday and we have a meet at the bike night. Crash someplace and a ride on Saturday then back to Mn??
I would likely be down for that. Lots of nice river runs right there to ride. We could ride river road down to Le claire to American Pickers, head North go towards Dubuque. Lots of nice routes to take with good scenary.
Trying to nail down a date that is decent time of year and works good. So assuming this works looking at thinking early to mid June. June 9-10th or June 16th and 17th. These dates have no holidays to interfere and weather will be really good. Lets get some yes or no's and will post the date on a thread if it works.
Waiting for some more responses on the 9th and 10th of June. Things sounding pretty good to work out so far. Once I can get some more confirmations on this date we can post a meet thread.
This may work, I need to check a bit more. My son leaves for a missions trip to Guatemala on the 10th so I need to see if he is going to want me around before he leaves.
I'm being completely selfish in the dates im suggesting lol, but any of the weekends in grey in July and August work for me. I got the ok from the better half. June 10th weekend I'll be in Detroit for the SOS tour event and June 18th will be my first fathers day.
I might be able to squeeze in June 16-17, with a 7hr ride to the meet, i might be lookin to stay 2 nights.
July and August
Last edited by matt76cmich; Mar 26, 2017 at 10:00 PM.
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