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I am interested, but will not be able to leave until Friday. I may come up an catch you for the Saturday and Sunday rides. I have looked at this one before and thought it would be a good ride.
I am interested, but will not be able to leave until Friday. I may come up an catch you for the Saturday and Sunday rides. I have looked at this one before and thought it would be a good ride.
We will be there
Trailering up Thursday AM, riding Friday, Saturday, Sunday then loading up and heading home Monday
I don't under stand this trailering thing you speak of.
6 or 7 hours trying to get out of FL when you leave from the south end is not a fun day just blasting on the highway
our goal is to make the trip up in one day and back in one day with 3 days of riding in the middle, not really a option on the bike. First day would put us tired and on unfamiliar/unlighted back roads at the end of a long day, trailering was the safer option.
With more time off we could have broken the ride up and ride back into 2 days and enjoyed it, but we will have to leave that to the old farts that are retired, the rest of us either own our own business or don't have a tremendous amount of vacation time so we can't make it the trip we would want it to be, but it's still going to be a great one.
Awhhh we will probably catch ya on the way back. We are headed up on the 4th thru the 10th riding up to Blue Ridge then picking days to do the dragon,cherohala and blue ridge pkway. Ride safe and have a good time wave to ya on the way up!
heading out tomorrow AM! can't wait, apparently once you get out of FL the roads start to have these things called turns?????
anyone know anything about that?
Yes I know what a turn is, if I remember correctly it is were you get to use the sides of your tires that do not get used here in our state. Ride safe and burn the edges off your tires.
Nick
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