Vt Bike Night, Tuesdays at Donny's Pizza

[SilverGhost]

I think that probably less than half of the people that have ever made it to a bike night @ Donny's went with us on the search for a new spot last Tuesday.

Also, probably WAY less than half are on the forum...

That being said, would it be a good idea to have a couple people stay at Donny's for a little while (maybe from like 630 - 730) or something to make sure everybody gets to the right location?

Seems like we've had a pretty good showing every Tues...and I'd hate to see numbers fall due to a lack of communication.

+1

[Doc]

Absolutely. That is the plan.

You wanna head that up?

We may loose some people in the change over but I think this will be for the best.

Gonna start a New thread to continue this discussion.

+1

And some that it was only there 2nd time.

[MotoFreak]

LAST POST

NEW THREAD FOR BIKE NIGHT

Please post all ideas, comments, questions, concerns, bitches, gripes, complaints, bemused, and other wise relevant info here...

http://www.nestreetriders.com/forum/...tml#post540167

also, if you have time, its cool to go back and read a few of the first pages of this thread...kinda see how everything came together.

[NobodySpecific]

I went on a ride around one of the reservoirs today, and while there are awesomely twisty roads, the number of dirt roads is far greater. So I think my focus is on a dual sport (not sure if I want a 650 or a 400 yet, we will see). So far everything is as I expected it. The city is much bigger than Burlington, but in 15 minutes we were out in the middle of nowhere, it was cool. I might have some scenic shots that I can put up in a couple of days, but nothing of the roads (yet). Most of the good looking roads I saw on the map appear to be dirt (which is even more reason to go Dual Sport). I hope the craigslist gods are kind.

Edit: Doc, I put the SV in a garage up on stands for now. I feel a bit too attached to just get rid of it now. I'll wait until I have a new favorite

[Doc]

I went on a ride around one of the reservoirs today, and while there are awesomely twisty roads, the number of dirt roads is far greater. So I think my focus is on a dual sport (not sure if I want a 650 or a 400 yet, we will see). So far everything is as I expected it. The city is much bigger than Burlington, but in 15 minutes we were out in the middle of nowhere, it was cool. I might have some scenic shots that I can put up in a couple of days, but nothing of the roads (yet). Most of the good looking roads I saw on the map appear to be dirt (which is even more reason to go Dual Sport). I hope the craigslist gods are kind.

Edit: Doc, I put the SV in a garage up on stands for now. I feel a bit too attached to just get rid of it now. I'll wait until I have a new favorite

You coulda let me borrow it...