Someone has to start this off... and I'm probably the first one home.... most of the other guys are still riding.... but my wife and I put up the white flag this morning and headed home.
This weekend was a great ride with special thanks to Thumper for getting us motivated and for DixonDuke who helped with the previous ride's routing. Another thanks goes out to the Harbor Light Marina (and other guests) who were quite happy to have us and were even able to put up with our rambunkshusness and noise early this Sunday Morning
I believe a total of 35 bikes showed up at the beginning point (which I did not attend) and I got a head count of 31 at dinner last night.
I'll start off this thread with a few of my photos from Yesterday and Today.
My wife's first wreck... "dang sand!" You can see her tracks and then the puddle of gas. She was fine and was laughing! My sweet-heart. She wasn't laughing about her next accident though (no photo). But the short story is that she went into a ditch and then couldnt get out and accidently popped a wheelie and hurt herself when she landed again in the ditch on her side.
Mr. Cagiva here.... decided he wanted to muck around in the ditch as well. Apparently he was coming around the curve at a decent clip of about 50mph and decided that he could find better traction by going airborn and on his side. I think he lost the a marble in that one because he was a little too happy a little later... Oh wait, happy it wasnt worse.
"We figgered yalls were goina be laawd, so wees' gettin yall motorcycle folks to sit in the back." Yes mam.
Don't let this underexposed photo depress you. It was a beautiful day.
Someone should tell Ian (spelling?) that smoking is bad for your health.
The Squeakster (Squeaky) ran out of gas on the other side of the parking lot.
Sorry for all of my dust guys (and four lovely ladies).... you understand though.
My sweetie coming through the sand.
And Squeaky coming up sweep!
I'm more of a stop and go kind of person, so I putted back here for a while and finally decided to take off...... and caught back up to the lead within 6 miles (while doing 45-80mph)
"Hey! Let me ride your bike!"
Looks like a moto or two slid this corner.
Not the best picture....
But you have got to love a girl that likes getting dirty!
Our four lovely ladies posing infront of the family dollar... no sense in wastin time out in the woods to get a photo. Nope. Just when Richard's heavy right hand and thirsty XR needs a drink from the tap.
This weekend was a great ride with special thanks to Thumper for getting us motivated and for DixonDuke who helped with the previous ride's routing. Another thanks goes out to the Harbor Light Marina (and other guests) who were quite happy to have us and were even able to put up with our rambunkshusness and noise early this Sunday Morning
I believe a total of 35 bikes showed up at the beginning point (which I did not attend) and I got a head count of 31 at dinner last night.
I'll start off this thread with a few of my photos from Yesterday and Today.
My wife's first wreck... "dang sand!" You can see her tracks and then the puddle of gas. She was fine and was laughing! My sweet-heart. She wasn't laughing about her next accident though (no photo). But the short story is that she went into a ditch and then couldnt get out and accidently popped a wheelie and hurt herself when she landed again in the ditch on her side.
Mr. Cagiva here.... decided he wanted to muck around in the ditch as well. Apparently he was coming around the curve at a decent clip of about 50mph and decided that he could find better traction by going airborn and on his side. I think he lost the a marble in that one because he was a little too happy a little later... Oh wait, happy it wasnt worse.
"We figgered yalls were goina be laawd, so wees' gettin yall motorcycle folks to sit in the back." Yes mam.
Don't let this underexposed photo depress you. It was a beautiful day.
Someone should tell Ian (spelling?) that smoking is bad for your health.
The Squeakster (Squeaky) ran out of gas on the other side of the parking lot.
Sorry for all of my dust guys (and four lovely ladies).... you understand though.
My sweetie coming through the sand.
And Squeaky coming up sweep!
I'm more of a stop and go kind of person, so I putted back here for a while and finally decided to take off...... and caught back up to the lead within 6 miles (while doing 45-80mph)
"Hey! Let me ride your bike!"
Looks like a moto or two slid this corner.
Not the best picture....
But you have got to love a girl that likes getting dirty!
Our four lovely ladies posing infront of the family dollar... no sense in wastin time out in the woods to get a photo. Nope. Just when Richard's heavy right hand and thirsty XR needs a drink from the tap.