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Hey Scott, is your buddy Jim going to be riding the AAD?

Left to Right - Jim, STLFJR, Scott/fjrrider, petey

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October 31st (Saturday) a few of us riders will set out and do a 500 mile ride in 12 hrs or less, on the BEST twisty roads in Arkansas.
Why 500 miles? Its half a Saddle Sore, in half the time. The challenge is the TWISTY part. This route will be all twisty roads with very few miles of transfer sections, and will include Hwy 23, 74, 123, 16, 27, 21, 341, 9, 103, 215, 341 and more…. If you can do this within the time frame you will be on the bike and in the saddle “ALL DAY”.

Depart time is tentatively set at 7:00 A.M. and hopefully all riders can get back together for dinner that night.

The Best Western Hillside Inn is the camp site. We have 10 rooms with double beds reserved $68.00 per night. The BW has a full complimentary breakfast from 6 A.M. till 10.00 A.M. These are Non-Smoking rooms. Just ask for Leslie (shes the manager, works from 7-3) Tell her you want one of the rooms held by the T.B.A. “Twisty Butt Association” or "Arkansas All Day" or my name Scott Tipton.

Dinner will be at the Western Sizzler about a mile south from the hotel. We will tentatively set dinner time for 7:30

All are welcome to join in, and shorter routes are created if you’re not interested in the full 500. Start and end will be in Clinton Arkansas, Clinton is smack dab in the middle of the route, so if you get tired, an early exit back to the hotel is always an option.

No prizes or trophies, just a great fun day riding motorcycles and a free dinner Saturday night if you can complete the 500 in time! If you like this kind of riding and are interested, or if you have any questions send me a PM or post up.

Scott

Arkansas All Day

Arkansas All Day 400

Arkansas All Day 300
Road some of this today...how beautiful and fun.

New FJR Owner as of last Friday and am having a blast.

This machine is amazing...I look forward to meeting many of you in late October!!!

 
Hey Scott, is your buddy Jim going to be riding the AAD?
Well I dont know for sure. His wife bought him a 09 Corvette for his birthday a few months ago, and he is having a blast with it right now. His poor ole GS is being treated like a red headed step child.

And no she doesnt have a sister................I checked already :lol:

 
Road some of this today...how beautiful and fun.New FJR Owner as of last Friday and am having a blast.

This machine is amazing...I look forward to meeting many of you in late October!!!
Well Biff, had you posted up a little sooner, we could of all worked somthing out to all stay at your house instead of the Best Western. Greenbrier is just a few miles south of Clinton (I think). A couple of members live pretty close to you, over in Heber Springs.

Look forward to seeing you in October!

Scott

 
Road some of this today...how beautiful and fun.New FJR Owner as of last Friday and am having a blast.

This machine is amazing...I look forward to meeting many of you in late October!!!
Well Biff, had you posted up a little sooner, we could of all worked somthing out to all stay at your house instead of the Best Western. Greenbrier is just a few miles south of Clinton (I think). A couple of members live pretty close to you, over in Heber Springs.

Look forward to seeing you in October!

Scott
Just got the bike Sept 26th...first FJR :yahoo:

Joined the site shortly after and found out about the ride...thanks rushes!!

Not sure if I can do the 500+ miles, but I am going to give it hell trying.

Just had one of the chickadees fly the coup so do have an extra bed.

 
With stands up at 7, we should be back at the hotel before dark.

10 hours riding time is an average of 50mph. That leaves an hour for being off the bike for gas/food and back at the hotel at 6pm.

 
With stands up at 7, we should be back at the hotel before dark.10 hours riding time is an average of 50mph. That leaves an hour for being off the bike for gas/food and back at the hotel at 6pm.
I think, without rain, it's very doable...

No picher takin' tho.... :rolleyes:

I've got to figger out how to get out of a nieces wedding...

I'm not givin' up yet...

 
With stands up at 7, we should be back at the hotel before dark.10 hours riding time is an average of 50mph. That leaves an hour for being off the bike for gas/food and back at the hotel at 6pm.
I think, without rain, it's very doable...

No picher takin' tho.... :rolleyes:

I've got to figger out how to get out of a nieces wedding...

I'm not givin' up yet...
rushes, you gotta show up...murph and I are coming all the way from Chi-town to ride with you guys.

 
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Keep in mind fellas only 10hrs 45 min from sun rise to sunset that day. still on the fence myself.
Hey, you gotta come down...you don't have to ride the 500. Ride with murph and me...I know murph and I will be lucky to get 400 in.

Maybe, I'd try the 500 if Scott posts this again in May...

 
With stands up at 7, we should be back at the hotel before dark.10 hours riding time is an average of 50mph. That leaves an hour for being off the bike for gas/food and back at the hotel at 6pm.
I think, without rain, it's very doable...

No picher takin' tho.... :rolleyes:

I've got to figger out how to get out of a nieces wedding...

I'm not givin' up yet...
rushes, you gotta show up...murph and I are coming all the way from Chi-town to ride with you guys.
It's just my wife's brother's kid.

I'm thinkin' if I pick up and drop off the out of towners, I oughta be good.

Right????

 
Keep in mind fellas only 10hrs 45 min from sun rise to sunset that day. still on the fence myself.
Hey, you gotta come down...you don't have to ride the 500. Ride with murph and me...I know murph and I will be lucky to get 400 in.

Maybe, I'd try the 500 if Scott posts this again in May...
The miles or hours of daylight are not an issue to me I'll ride until Im tired or cold, just wanted everyone to be aware as they were making plans.

I still have the wedding of a friend that also happens to be my boss to deal with.

I will try to make it work. New tires are on the way and I may have my new shock from GP by then :D

If I don't make it it won't be from lack of trying.

 
Great!

Tell your boss this is a marketing trip to potential clients in AR...and that you give your blessing to his marriage. :clapping:

 
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