Is there a Hill country group?

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FantasticJohnR

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New to this part of the forum. Just wondering, who out there is from Austin or its outskirts? Is there a Hill Country group?

 
I'm in the San Antonio area. There are several rides a year that start at the OST in Bandera.

Sander

 
It was great to meet up with you, Russ. Maybe we can set up another time, late June or July. I can take off work and be there on a Saturday if that works out better for you and Sander. But best to make it early morning before the heat sets in.

Funny how we were in same area of NM at about the same time. Loved that highway 64!!

 
I've got an O7 and I ride with two other guys on 06's. We head out 1431 and ride the Hill Country a couple times a month. Try going to Antonio's Mexican resturant on Thursday nights "Bike Night" normally there are 3 to 4 FJR's there.

 
I've got an O7 and I ride with two other guys on 06's. We head out 1431 and ride the Hill Country a couple times a month. Try going to Antonio's Mexican resturant on Thursday nights "Bike Night" normally there are 3 to 4 FJR's there.
I hang out with a bunch of VTX riders, and they have moved from Antonio's to Bikini's on Thursday nights, (well, when it's not raining). I guess they were tired of slow service at Antonio's. I haven't been to Bikini's yet, but had no problem with Antonio's. I'm driving a black cherry '07, so give me a shout, if you see me out....

Jeff Daniel

 
Hey John, I live in Cedar Park (Ranch at Cypress Creek) and ride the Hill country every week end I can. I have 07 FJR (second one) and I ride with another FJR and group of mixed bikes. Not sure if there is a "group" that rides but I put out emails to the guys I know occasionlly to put rides together. Someone has to do it. My email is [email protected]

 
Hey John, I live in Cedar Park (Ranch at Cypress Creek) and ride the Hill country every week end I can. I have 07 FJR (second one) and I ride with another FJR and group of mixed bikes. Not sure if there is a "group" that rides but I put out emails to the guys I know occasionlly to put rides together. Someone has to do it. My email is [email protected]
The San Antonio/Bandera/Castroville group has been pretty quiet lately. Sander sold his '03, don't know where Barry went off to. I've had a busy summer, haven't been to see the sisters this summer. But last Sunday, 8/5, I spotted three FJRs, a Beemer of some sort and a C'rocket of unknown make/model, headed west on PR 37 past my house. They musta found the Harley hangout for a beverage or a burger cause they were gone longer than most who go past (to find that the road goes nowhere fast, lots of traffic, deer and driveways.)

 
...............cool......more email addys to send porn and spam to. Keep em comin, folks.

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oh, dfw metroplex here.....send beer.

 
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haven't been to see the sisters this summer.
You mean the 100 mile loop? Sorry, it's been called the 100 mile loop forever and I can't figure out where this "The Twisted Sisters" name came from when referring to the 33x roads. :)

 
You mean the 100 mile loop? Sorry, it's been called the 100 mile loop forever and I can't figure out where this "The Twisted Sisters" name came from when referring to the 33x roads. :)
Well, if you visit the big bike hangout, just outside of Leakey, (moved from downtown this year), you'll see a lot of T-shirts in the gift shop that mention the sisters...

 
Yea, I know. They moved in and gave the route thier own name, along with some promotion from Ride Texas magazine, and now everyone that doesn't know any better (any Johnny come lately) is following suit. For those of us that have been riding those roads for years it's..... blasphemy! :)

Twisted Sisters my ass.

 
Yea, I know. They moved in and gave the route thier own name, along with some promotion from Ride Texas magazine, and now everyone that doesn't know any better (any Johnny come lately) is following suit. For those of us that have been riding those roads for years it's..... blasphemy! :)
Twisted Sisters my ass.
Well, it does have a bit more panache' than "100 mile loop"... <_<

 
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