7 to 8 and 403 miles for me. I had a blast. Thanks everyone.
Bruce
2007 VFR800 25th Anniversary
2003 Honda RC51
Out at 7, back at 8:30. Somehow only 336 miles. My backside is pretty sore from all that seat time. Great ride though. Great food and ice cream.
Awesome ride everyone!
My Wife and i had a great time. Nice Ride and met some nice folks too. here's a2 phone shot's. i forgot camera
Another great ride lead by DucDave.
My wife and I had a great time on today's ride. Weather, which was unspoken about until now, was perfect. I have added Curtis' ribs to my list of favorites in my GPS
Good ride Dave, glad we were able to avoid dirt roads...wait, oh that's right, yeah not so much but good effort! Least it wasn't muddy!!!
Good seeing everyone again!!
SPEED SAFELY!
Thanks Dave for leading another epic ride! and Sam sweeeepaaa!
Lots of bikes today. Maybe the largest group ride? hmm...
Awesome choice of roads....(did I really just say that?)
Lots of sunshine and good eats!
And yes even a dirt road..........
Vicki
Dead End dirt roads. That's a NEW low.Originally Posted by Dragginazz
IDave's rides!
Last edited by Cheese; 08-20-11 at 08:46 PM.
324 miles of good times. Thanks Dave
All the power was used on this one!
2012 Tiger 800 XC
The Thruxton was pushed to it's limits! Rev limiter a couple of times. It was like being back on the Stinger. We both had quite a day.
Dave was great! Sam was great! Cheese was great! I was great!!!
I want a thruxton now. Thanks for the ride DaveThe Thruxton was pushed to it's limits! Rev limiter a couple of times. It was like being back on the Stinger. We both had quite a day.
Dave was great! Sam was great! Cheese was great! I was great!!!
My buddy an I got to Curtis' just as you guys were leaving.
Looked like a great turn out.
Wow....49 bikes and pilots, 3 passengers, great turnout. The 3 people responsible for the weather are to be commended.
I gave Garmin a 'time out' when we got home. I asked to avoid dirt roads...fail. AND...it managed to put me on 2 dead ends!!! Bad Garmin!
Good riding everyone else though! Big thanks to all for making this ride event free and fun. Terrific to know that there are so many good and sensible folk out there!
Special thanks to all who helped. All the Collective folk with Comm...makes a big difference! Samwise for sweeping. Guy for backing me up when my comm failed! Cheese for all his help mid pack. Kenn for being helpful upfront too. Fred - who's not on here - for leading us out of the dirt road dead end dilemna!
And thanks to Seacoast for encouraging like minded riders to get together!
A few pics later...and one else with pics please post 'em up so I can steal 'em for a ride report to be put on Seacoasts website.
Last edited by DucDave; 08-21-11 at 06:13 AM.
"A man who views the world the same at 50 as he did at 20 has wasted 30 years of his life.”
Muhammad Ali.
had an awesome time yesterday. was on the bike from 430 - 730 yesterday. everything was perfect... evening the dirt road. but maybe next time i should bring the YZ instead of the R6... hahaha, just kiddin dave. Good job putting the ride together. i also apologize for bailing on the greg tire repair. but i had to get headed back north. thanks again, was a great time with great people... look forwards to the next one!
Fantastic ride!
Awesome weather, the only problems were a flat tire and my dumbass leaving my key in while I went for ice cream (dead battery) but a little instruction, a quick push and that was set right.
That rubberband was really snapping yesterday.
Thank you, everyone!!!
Sam
Seriously? I heard the battery call but thought you meant a Chatterbox battery replacement. Crap, sorry I wasn't there to help with the bike restart.
I thought it was the ChatterBox as well.
Woke up this morning with a grin.
Next time I'm asked "how was your summer?", the answer will start with something like "I got together with 40-50 nice and really skilled riders and rode into Vermont...".
Thanks Dave, Sam and all riders with comm, for planning and smoothing out the ride.
My dirt riding skills improve with every outing
Last edited by Marc R; 08-22-11 at 08:44 AM.
Thanks again Dave for leading another epic ride and for fixing my tire for me, that was awesome that the group to come back amd help. Thanks Kenn and Brett for coordinating my rescue I owe you all a beer. Great to see all the usual suspects and some new faces and glad we had the chatterboxes for this one.
+1
This was my 2nd group ride.. can't get over how well the cats were herded.
Forty nine bikes?!? I'd been telling people 35-40 from my wild guestimate. 49, just wow.
Another +1. Was nice hanging near the back of the pack with you guys.
I got a call and had to B-line it home. Caught some weather in Concord en-route, but rode through it quickly and easily. In all a five star day for me. ~320 miles per the trip odometer.
Finished the day with a beer in hand, neck deep in a hot tub. Not too shabby.
PS: Loved the dirt roads.
Yeah I counted 39 bikes at Curtis Ribs. I swear that's how many waivers Dave said he had too. Either way it was quite the large group. And as usual, well organized.
Great breakfast, great lunch, great ice cream, but no dinner. Got home at 8:30 and didn't want to go back out to grab anything.
Wish i had more than 40 horsepower
Us too, I ended up ordering delivery.
It was quite an adventure and I had a fantastic time.
I was a bit tired and got a little cranky towards the end.
I'm sorry if I came across the radio like a whiney bitch towards the end.
It reminds me of the Snickers Ad with Betty White and Abe Vigoda, perhaps I should bring a one with me on our next ride.
I'm glad everyone had a great time. I know I sure did.
Sam
I should have split after Gregs flat... I just wanted home. But what a day!!!
So AE you want a Thruxton? I can hook you up!
I was looking for a good cafe racer. After looking at your Thruxton I figured it fits the profile. Would've bought one if I wasn't so broke.
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