What did you do this weekend?
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Joined: Jun 2008
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From: New Jersey
Sunday was one of the best days we have had weather wise. 11 bikes (2 ladies and 9 men) headed to Rockhall, MD to get crabs and take Rt 9 back thru DE to NJ. On our way home we stopped at St. Augustine (a place you must go to if you are in the area).
This was a challenging ride for me considering I typically ride with other female riders. You men ride hard and don't really stop to smell the roses. Is it really necessary to ride 65 in a 40?
This was a challenging ride for me considering I typically ride with other female riders. You men ride hard and don't really stop to smell the roses. Is it really necessary to ride 65 in a 40?
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From: Mass
Sunday was one of the best days we have had weather wise. 11 bikes (2 ladies and 9 men) headed to Rockhall, MD to get crabs and take Rt 9 back thru DE to NJ. On our way home we stopped at St. Augustine (a place you must go to if you are in the area).
This was a challenging ride for me considering I typically ride with other female riders. You men ride hard and don't really stop to smell the roses. Is it really necessary to ride 65 in a 40?
This was a challenging ride for me considering I typically ride with other female riders. You men ride hard and don't really stop to smell the roses. Is it really necessary to ride 65 in a 40?
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Joined: Oct 2006
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From: Rhode Island
Saturday we took the fatty down to the Washington County (RI) Fair to hear Josh Gracen and eat our fill of chowder and clam cakes. Sunday was a ride to East Hampton, CT to the CT British Iron ***'n Annual Party. Plenty of old Brit iron to look at as well as old HD and Indian rides. Good food, a good party and great riding weather which has been in short supply in New England this summer.
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Joined: Jul 2008
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From: Mass
Saturday we took the fatty down to the Washington County (RI) Fair to hear Josh Gracen and eat our fill of chowder and clam cakes. Sunday was a ride to East Hampton, CT to the CT British Iron ***'n Annual Party. Plenty of old Brit iron to look at as well as old HD and Indian rides. Good food, a good party and great riding weather which has been in short supply in New England this summer.
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Joined: Sep 2007
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From: Cumbria UK
To wet to ride would really have suited a jetski. Went to a heavy metal fest excellent there were a couple of american bands you colonials may know Iced Earth and Overkill who were excelleny and as i lay dying who werent
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From: Greenfield, Massachusetts
Saturday, only rode about 16 miles total, mostly to get gas for Sunday, and to make sure I liked the handlebar height adjustment I did.
Sunday, me and hubby rode to a local "Country Fair", which is in one of the beautiful "hill towns" of western Massachusetts. The ride was gorgeous - gracefully curving roads and rolling hills through farm country. It's what I love best about riding - the views, the scents (yes, even the cow manure rank enough to really wake you up - just makes you feel so alive!), the peace and serenity that I feel when I am riding. And the fair was one of those real down-home local folks country fairs - not all commercialized. There were pie eating contests, ox pulls, petting zoo, music groups, parade, kids running around barefoot in the grass doing hula-hoops, etc, and despite definitely NOT looking like one of the local folk, was made to feel right at home with all the hospitality and friendliness all around. Then rode back a different but equally pretty and serene route, to come home to our dog who badly needed a walk. (And after eating something at practically every food booth, WE needed one too
)
Sunday, me and hubby rode to a local "Country Fair", which is in one of the beautiful "hill towns" of western Massachusetts. The ride was gorgeous - gracefully curving roads and rolling hills through farm country. It's what I love best about riding - the views, the scents (yes, even the cow manure rank enough to really wake you up - just makes you feel so alive!), the peace and serenity that I feel when I am riding. And the fair was one of those real down-home local folks country fairs - not all commercialized. There were pie eating contests, ox pulls, petting zoo, music groups, parade, kids running around barefoot in the grass doing hula-hoops, etc, and despite definitely NOT looking like one of the local folk, was made to feel right at home with all the hospitality and friendliness all around. Then rode back a different but equally pretty and serene route, to come home to our dog who badly needed a walk. (And after eating something at practically every food booth, WE needed one too
)