That's what they do down there in the southeast. I thought that you were already prepared for all of that, Richard?Ummm, shaving locals!!!!!!what are we talking about now?
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It was a mutual shavingUmmm, shaving locals!!!!!!what are we talking about now?
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Yeah Yeah they looked real cute at first but that all changed as we were leaving.
They were freekin' scary!!
They weren't just Kentucky attack dogs. They were Kentucky Trailer Trash Attack dogs!
+1000Hey!! You talkin' to me?PM me if interested. Jerks need not apply.
Just 'cause I (almost) ran myself outta gas on the Egg Rolls ride? Sheesh!!
That was a real nice day... :thumbsup:
I'll be one of the newbies at this event....Not my first rodeo, but certainly riding with a new pack...based on the last 12 pages of this forum post, it looks to be a grand event with grand folks! Very much looking forward to it!This is a invitation to folks on the fence about attending their first fjr event. I found it a bit awkward at my first fjr event to find people to ride with.
I did feel like an outsider. A guy from Oklahoma must of recognized the look and befriended me. Being new to the sport touring world I had know idea
if I could keep up on the rides. Even though it's been written many times (Ride Your Own Ride) I did not want to embarrass myself.
Second event was much easier as I had met another rider to attend the event with and there were a few there that I did meet at the first event.
I did get lucky at the last EOM and fell into a rather large group of riders that ran the Egg Rolls. I did not count but must have been a dozen bikes.
To my knowledge no one had an issue do to the size of the group. Some riders juggled position because they wanted to push a little harder.
So here is the invite, you can ride with me and not have to put any pressure on yourself. Here's the deal. If I am faster I'll wait for you at a turn.
If you are faster you wait for me. I will probably be with a few other riders at the event but they are of like mind.
PM me if interested. Jerks need not apply.
Well said, and this is exactly the right mindset to have about any group ride. And it brings up a good point in that I need to do a better job at linking new attendees up with groups. Breaking the ice can be difficult for some and that's not a bad thing. We have never done formal "ride" sign ups, but I am contemplating putting something together for first timers.
This was a humbling lesson for me - "this will be an easy ride, those guys are 2-up…" Right.
Hey Catch, No promise on the size of the group just the part about waiting for you at the turn.
I'll be one of the newbies at this event....Not my first rodeo, but certainly riding with a new pack...based on the last 12 pages of this forum post, it looks to be a grand event with grand folks! Very much looking forward to it!
Thanks for making it easy to find a small pack to ride with....
This is the first time I've seen that photo. That must the the hotel that asked us to park way down the lot far from the front door next time.Good plan B-G. Another strategy is to wait out front and see who trips over you on the way out the door.
Here's another picture from 2009 - Johnson City.This is the first time I've seen that photo. That must the the hotel that asked us to park way down the lot far from the front door next time.Good plan B-G. Another strategy is to wait out front and see who trips over you on the way out the door.
Looks like an Audi road....EOM 11
This was taken half way up the side of a mtn, well past the chickens and the donkey's. Al looks like he's about to bust a cap in my ass for taking him up here. This is the GOOD part of the road.
Tip: Never be the first one to ride an unknown route.
AWD spaying gravel everywhere :lol:Looks like an Audi road....EOM 11
This was taken half way up the side of a mtn, well past the chickens and the donkey's. Al looks like he's about to bust a cap in my ass for taking him up here. This is the GOOD part of the road.
Tip: Never be the first one to ride an unknown route.
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