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Bartimus
| | Posted on Sunday, November 27, 2005 - 04:24 pm: | 
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Let's do it!!! I'm fixing to head out with Mona right now.
he hehe I said "head", LOLOLOL
Have a safe flight back CJ!!!
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Charlieboy6649
| | Posted on Sunday, November 27, 2005 - 08:27 pm: |
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I'm still here for ya Brian! Hi Bart! |
Charlieboy6649
| | Posted on Sunday, November 27, 2005 - 08:27 pm: |
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Oh, and what the hell is that white stuff on the ground??? Coke farm? LOL! |
Bartimus
| | Posted on Sunday, November 27, 2005 - 08:51 pm: |
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Hey Charlieboy!
hehe, welcome to New Mexico! Nope, that ain't coke ya see there, although from watching the news at night I imagine there's plenty of that around here. That thar stuff is SNOW! That cold, wet, stuff that people like to strap two sticks to their feet and ski down.
Not really much on the ground, it was gone by noon, but the temps stayed in the low 40's, and now the wind is blowing hard and the temps dropped again. Will probably get more tonight. Glad I got a short ride in while I could. The mountain sure looks pretty though.
Good to see ya posting over here Charlie, how's the new house? I don't post much over on the AZ thread, well... You see what happens when us "foriegners"(sp) post over there, LOL.
Life is good over here, I've got a 10,000 mountain in my backyard, and a great twisty that takes you up the back way to Santa Fe. Sure could use some of that sunshine you guys are hoarding down there in Yuma though! 
I was glad to see you had a good time at Oktoberfast, at least someone from AZ made it!
Say hi to Liz, keep in touch, and try to keep the rubber side down.
OOH-RAH !!!
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Charlieboy6649
| | Posted on Monday, November 28, 2005 - 12:24 am: |
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Yea, it was truly a blast. I really wished you were there. I would have enjoyed teaming up on the Navy (RReater) and the Army (Duck) with ya! I held my own though. I meant what I said about when I finally get the Uly. I'll come out to ride with ya.
BTW... Could you shoot me the details on Springfast too? Like to try and make it, but no promises, I'm off to recruiting duty! Whaaaaaaaa! Oh well, at least I'm staying in Yuma. I'm so crazy for just saying that!
Eliz is great and we're loving our new house. I just put in a pit BBQ and pitted a turkey and a ham. It was sweet! Did a lot of landscaping too seeing how modern development companies are too cheap to give you a backyard anymore. Shaping up nicely though.
Already put over 7,000 mi on the Titan in 3 months!
Semper Fidelius, Semper Fraternus!!!
Charlieboy |
Iamike
| | Posted on Wednesday, November 30, 2005 - 06:46 pm: |
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Bart-
I saw your ride schedule over in the AZ thread. What part of May are you looking at? Darrell's son is graduating Memorial Day so it would need to be a couple of weeks earlier for us.
I think the NM-CO route looks great! We might drop the trailer up in Pueblo and then head back from there. That 25hr. drive home was a long one last year. |
Ghostrider
| | Posted on Monday, December 12, 2005 - 01:44 am: |
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Dude, I'm throwin money away like it's going out of style. First I bought that Joe Rocket suit from you, then today I went to the Cycle World International Motorcycle Show in Long Beach and bought more gear. I got a nice Tour Master jacket for my son for $39 and gloves for $15. Then I got a two piece leathers from Fieldsheer for $269. It's a sweet deal. Now if only I had boots to go with it.
Anyway, I may get over to Glendale Harley again next week. I'll pick up some of those patches I told you about and see what other deals they have. Maybe with year end, they'll have a sale or something. |
Bartimus
| | Posted on Monday, December 12, 2005 - 07:44 am: |
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Well it appears you made the transition to Californian pretty quick. Spending money like a blonde teen in a mall.
I've spent a few $$$ myself. With the temps dropping into the single digits in the morning, I went out and bought an electric jacket liner, gloves, and pants liner. Nice and toasty now, but it's STILL cold up on Cedar crest.
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Iamike
| | Posted on Monday, December 12, 2005 - 11:46 pm: |
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Bart-
I forwarded your mail to Baby Bart, BluzM2 and several others. Haven't gotten any replies yet.
Heck. if it is going to be in June I might just ride down. |
Prior
| | Posted on Tuesday, December 13, 2005 - 12:36 am: |
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Mike,
I got your email, didn't get the chance to reply, it's been a busy week so far. Just got handed a 4+ week project that needs to get finished before Christmas vacation. I had my Monday night football beers after work, probably all that I'll get until I head back to PA.
The dates are on my calendar, and blocked off. I'm still juggling Laguna, I'm up in the air about that still. I'm going to do BRATPACII, which leaves me with about a week to spare. I've also had a few friends that decided to get married, and I'm going to be in the weddings, one in NY and the other in TX. I need to finalize details with them with time commitments, then I'll know for sure. I'd much assume ride out than drive, lots and lots to see once we clear Kansas (no offense, Court). I'll let you know, hopefully within the next month.
Bartimus!!!
Hope NM is treating you well, haven't been in touch in a bit. I'll give you a call soon, brother.
Baby Bart,
Over and out. |
Iamike
| | Posted on Tuesday, December 13, 2005 - 09:45 pm: |
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I rode across Kansas last year, Nebraska isn't so bad after all.
p.s. Buell Homecoming is 6/2-4 but Wisconsin can't compare to the mountains. |
Bartimus
| | Posted on Tuesday, December 13, 2005 - 10:03 pm: |
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Alex,
My calender is pretty full next year also. I'm putting on 4 major rides, going back east to PA for a wedding in June, and hitting Laconia, NH at the same time. I'm also planning on attending BratpacII. hehe You and I on the same ride, oh oh!
New Mexico is treating me well, I really like being IN the mountains instead of "close" to the mountains. I had to break down and buy me some electric clothes and gloves though. I woke up to see this today:
Not much actually, only about 2". I managed to make a snowman before going to work, LOL
2 of my Buells are in the background. Dang I wish I had a garage to keep them in!
You guys are ALWAYS welcome down here, just let me know when you'll be in the area, and I'll squeeze some ride time in.
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Prior
| | Posted on Tuesday, December 13, 2005 - 11:53 pm: |
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uhh... You, I, Ferris, Bantz, FMJ and who knows who else. THAT is going to be an adventure. Maybe we can even con Court and that rebuilt S2 to come and hang.
We've been getting a decent amount of snow lately, enough that I'm starting to worry about my trip back to PA next week. I've had my heart set on driving back so I can pick up the Cyclone, I really don't need to drive through a blizzard and miss Christmas by a day or two.
I'll hopefully make it out to NM for the ride, other than that I can't say when I'd be out. Meeting up back in March was awesome, but under bad circumstances for a visit. I know my sis and I had a blast hanging with ya and having a few beers though.
Sad to see those bikes camped out in the parking lot, but I know the rest of the stable are safe and sound.
Take care, man.
Baby Bart |
Ghostrider
| | Posted on Wednesday, December 14, 2005 - 12:27 am: |
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What means this Bratpack II? |
Bartimus
| | Posted on Wednesday, December 14, 2005 - 07:59 am: |
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CJ,
look here:
http://www.badweatherbikers.com/cgibin/discus/show.cgi?tpc=37&post=487101#POST48 7101
Alex,
can you PM me your snail mail address? |
Ghostrider
| | Posted on Sunday, December 18, 2005 - 09:10 pm: |
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Well, that looks very interesting. It's not like I don't have a ton of vacation to take, either. It's a friggin long way from LA though. I guess if you sell your little truck, that means your ride out there? That would be the mother of all rides.
At the end of that trip, around Front Royal, VA, my mother lives about 40 miles from there. So, there's incentive to go there as a part of this. I may have to start schmoozing the wife now to get her in the right frame of mind for a cross country trip. Could be interesting.
I guess I should start saving pennies now, too! |
Ghostrider
| | Posted on Sunday, December 18, 2005 - 09:12 pm: |
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Forgot to mention that I'm writing this from the airport in Phoenix. I was flying home from Denver (helping open the new Hyatt) and my flight was delayed. So, I missed my connector and got bumped to a later flight... THREE HOURS LATER! That sucks. I know you live in Albuquerque now, but I just know that since it's the weekend, your in Phoenix. If only I had the time for a ride!! |
Iamike
| | Posted on Thursday, December 22, 2005 - 10:49 pm: |
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Bart-
I was looking at the Old Farmer's Almanac to see what the weather should be like that week. Typical 45-65 for SW Colorado. I'll take it.
There are several who are interested but some are still in school depending on how many snow days they get this year.
I'm also glad that you moved the date out of April. Our union's contract expires 3/1 and several of us were told that we were not supposed to schedule any vacation Feb-Apr. |
Bartimus
| | Posted on Thursday, December 22, 2005 - 11:57 pm: |
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Good luck with the contract negotiations, I know how they can go at times. 
Looking forward to seeing you and all that follow, down here in the spring/summer!
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Bartimus
| | Posted on Friday, January 13, 2006 - 11:21 pm: |
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Wow, it's so quiet over here. What a shame, the only riders I can find that actually ride this time of year all ride Harley's.
Anyway, rides have been planned with the Santa Fe BRAG group. The dates are still being hammered out. But here is a list of the routes...
Brag Rides- 2006- noted mileage is round trip from Santa Fe.
I Can’t Wait For Spring (14 south loop) Meet at SFHD/Buell at 9:00 AM, leave at 9:30AM. South on NM14 to Cedar Crest, across I-40 to Tijeras and 337 South through Manzano Mountains State Park. Ride ends at the Ponderosa Restaurant. Approximately 80 miles one way. Return to Santa Fe by same route. 160 miles.
Sandia Crest- Meet at SFHD at 9:00AM leave at 9:30AM. South on NM 14 to Cedar Crest. Meet Abq riders at The Coffee Shop at 10:00. Ride the Crest road, lunch at Kokopellis, return to Santa Fe by NM14. 120 miles
Taos High Road- Meet at SFHD/Buell at 9:00AM, leave at 9:30 AM. South on Cerrillos to Airport, right on Jemez (1st right) through Agua Fria to 599. North on 599 to 84/285. Exit towards Espanola. Right on NM 503 at Pojoaque through Chimayo. Right on NM 76 through Truchas, Las Trampas to NM 75. Right on NM 75 to NM 518. Left on NM 518 to Rancho de Taos. Right on 68 to Taos. Suggested lunch in Taos. Return to Santa Fe through canyon on NM 68 through Espanola. Approximately 80 miles on the High Road, 65 miles through the canyon. 150 miles.
Embudo Station- Meet at SFHD/Buell at 9:00AM, leave at 9:30AM. South on Cerrillos to Airport, right on Jemez (1st right) through Agua Fria to 599. North on 599 to 84/285. Exit towards Espanola. Right on NM 503 at Pojoaque through Chimayo. Right on NM 76 through Truchas, Las Trampas to NM 75. Left on NM 75 through Dixon to NM 68. Left on NM 68 to Embudo Station. Lunch at Embudo Station. Return to Santa Fe by same route or south on NM 68 through Espanola.
Jemez/Valle Grande- Meet at SFHD/Buell at 9:00 AM, Leave at 9:30AM. South on Cerrillos to Airport, right on Jemez (1st right) through Agua Fria to 599. North on 599 to 84/285. Exit towards Espanola. At Pojoaque, exit towards Los Alamos on NM4. Follow signs to Bandelier National Monument. Continue on NM4 through Valle Grande to Jemez Springs. Suggested lunch in Jemez Springs at Los Ojos. Return to Santa Fe by same route or continue south on NM4 to NM 550. Turn left on NM 550 to Bernalillo. At Bernalillo take I-25 north to Santa Fe or South to Abq. 125-150 miles.
Peak to Peak- Meet at SFHD/Buell at 9:00 AM, Leave at 9:30AM. North on Cerrillos Road to St. Francis Drive. Left on St. Francis Drive to Paseo de Peralta. Right on Paseo de Peralta to Washington Ave. Left on Washington Ave. to Artist Road. Up Artist Road to Santa Fe Ski Basin. Return to St. Francis Drive, right up 84./285 to Santa Fe Bypass/NM599. NM599 to NM 14. South on NM 14 to Sandia Crest turnoff. Up Sandia Crest Road. Suggested food at Kokopellis in Cedar Crest. Return to Santa Fe on NM14. 165 miles.
TP to TA- Meet at SFHD/Buell at 9:00 AM, Leave at 9:30AM. South on Cerrillos to Airport, right on Jemez (1st right) through Agua Fria to 599. North on 599 to 84/285. Exit towards Espanola. In Espanola, turn left onto NM84. Go north on NM84 to NM285. Turn right on NM285 to Tres Piedras. At stop sign in Tres Piedras turn left onto NM64 towards Tierra Amarilla. At Tierra Amarilla, turn right towards Chama for suggested meal stop. Return to Santa Fe south on NM84 through Abiquiu and Espanola. 250 miles.
Enchanted Circle/Red River- Meet at SFHD/Buell at 9:00 AM, Leave at 9:30AM. South on Cerrillos to Airport, right on Jemez (1st right) through Agua Fria to 599. North on 599 to 84/285. . Exit towards Espanola. . Right on NM 503 at Pojoaque through Chimayo. Right on NM 76 through Truchas, Las Trampas to NM 75. Right on NM 75 to NM 518. Left on NM 518 to Rancho de Taos. Right on 68 to Taos. In Taos, turn right at the Chevron onto NM64 towards Eagle Nest. At eagle Nest, turn left onto NM 38 towards Red River. At Questa turn left onto NM522 to return to Taos. A great side trip on this route is to turn right onto NM64 and ride the eight miles to the Taos Gorge Bridge. Return to Santa Fe on NM68 through the canyon. 260 miles.
Santa Fe to Sipapu- Meet at SFHD/Buell at 9:00AM, leave at 9:30 AM. South on Cerrillos to Airport, right on Jemez (1st right) through Agua Fria to 599. North on 599 to 84/285. Exit towards Espanola. Right on NM 503 at Pojoaque through Chimayo. Right on NM 76 through Truchas, Las Trampas to NM 75. Right on NM 75 to NM 518. Right on NM518 to Sipapu Ski Area. Suggested lunch stop. Return to Santa Fe by same route with options to go to Taos on NM518 or to Dixon on NM75 and returning to Santa Fe from either route on NM68. 150-175 miles .
Black Lake Loop- Meet at SFHD/Buell at 9:00AM, leave at 9:30 AM. South on Cerrillos to Airport, right on Jemez (1st right) through Agua Fria to 599. North on 599 to 84/285. Exit towards Espanola. Right on NM 503 at Pojoaque through Chimayo. Right on NM 76 through Truchas, Las Trampas to NM 75. Right on NM 75 to NM 518. Right on NM518 to Mora. Continue Through Mora on NM518 to Sapello and Las Vegas. Take I-25 to Santa Fe. 175 miles.
Pagosa Springs- (The I don’t care about Sturgis ride) Day 1- Meet at SFHD/Buell at 9:00 AM, Leave at 9:30AM. South on Cerrillos to Airport, right on Jemez (1st right) through Agua Fria to 599. North on 599 to 84/285. Exit towards Espanola. In Espanola, turn left onto NM84. Go north on NM84 to Chama. At Chama turn left onto NM64. At the junction on NM64 and NM84, turn right toward Pagosa Springs on NM84. At Colorado 160, turn left to Pagosa Springs. Camping and Motels available plus hot springs.
Day two- Leave Pagosa Springs at 9:00AM and ride Colorado 160 east over Wolf Creek Pass, through Alamosa to Fort Garland. Suggested lunch stop. Right on Colorado 159 at Fort Garland through San Luis, Costilla, Questa and Taos. South on NM68 to Santa Fe. Approximately 400 miles.
Springfast- New Mexico/Colorado- Day 1- Meet/start in Rio Rancho, Hwy 550 and I-25. Leave at 0900hrs. Up Hwy 550 to San Ysidro, Hwy 4 through the "jemez" to Hwy 30, to Hwy 285. Up to Tres Piedras, west on Hwy 64 to Hwy 84, North on '84 through Chama, to Hwy 160 in Colorado. 160 to South fork, northwest on Hwy 149 through Creede, Lake City, and on up to Hwy 50 west of Gunnison, Colorado. Stay overnight in Gunnison.
Day 2- Leave at 0900hrs. Ride east on Hwy 50 to Hwy 114, south on ‘114 to Saguache, south on Hwy 285 to Antonito, NM. West on 17 to Chama. South on Hwy 84 to Hwy 285 and on into Santa Fe. End ride at SFHD/Buell. 600 miles.
Desert Dash -Utah/ four corners area – Day 1-Meet at SFHD/Buell at 9:00 AM, Leave at 9:30AM. South on Cerrillos to Airport, right on Jemez (1st right) through Agua Fria to 599. North on 599 to 84/285. Exit towards Espanola. In Espanola, turn left onto NM84. Go north on NM84 to Chama. At Chama turn left onto NM64. Continue on NM64 to Arizona Border. Ross border and continue on AZ160 to AZ/UT191 to Bluff, Utah. Turn left onto UT163 to Mexican Hat. Stay in Mexican Hat. Day 2- Leave Mexican Hat at 9:00 onto UT261 north to Hwy 95, northwest to Hanksville, hwy 24 west to Teasdale, Hwy 12 south to the junction of Hwy 89. Hwy 89 south and east to Page, AZ. Stay in Page. Day 3- Hwy 98 southeast to the junction of Hwy 160. Hwy 160 back into New Mexico. Cross border into New Mexico and pick up NM64 to Chama and back to Santa Fe. Approximately 800 miles.
Rocky roads -Colorado -Day 1- Meet at SFHD/Buell at 9:00 AM, Leave at 9:30AM. South on Cerrillos to Airport, right on Jemez (1st right) through Agua Fria to 599. North on 599 to 84/285. Exit towards Espanola. In Espanola, turn left onto NM84. Go north on NM84 to Chama. At Chama turn left onto NM64. At the junction on NM64 and NM84, turn right toward Pagosa Springs on NM84. At Colorado 160, turn left to Pagosa Springs. Continue to Durango. At Durango, turn right on CO550 to Montrose. Day 2- different loops to choose from: Loop 1: Hwy 550 south to Ridgeway, Hwy 62 west to Placerville, Hwy 145 south to Dolores, hwy 184 southeast to Mancos, Hwy 160 east to Durango, Hwy 550 north to Montrose. Loop 2: Hwy 550 south to Ridgeway, Hwy 62 west to Placerville, Hwy 145 northwest to Naturita, Hwy 141 north to Whitewater, Hwy 50 south to Montrose. Loop 3: Hwy 50 east to Sapinero, Hwy 92 north to Crawford, lunch in Crawford at Joe cockers ranch. North on Hwy 92 to Hotchkiss, then west on Hwy 92 to Delta. Hwy 550 south to Montrose. Day 3- Leave Montrose at 9:00 and return to Santa Fe- CO50 to CO 149 to South Fork. CO160 to Pagosa Springs. CO84 to Chama. Chama to Santa Fe. Approximately 1000 miles.
Mountain Madness- AZ 191- Day 1- Meet at SFHD/Buell at 9:00 AM, Leave at 9:30AM. Down Cerrillos Road to I-25. i-25 south to I-40. I-40 west to Grants. Exit onto NM53 to Zuni and continue to AZ61 at the border and left on AZ191 to Springerville. Stay in Springerville. Day 2- Leave Springerville at 9:00 south on 191 to Alpine. Turn left on AZ/NM180 to Glenwood. Lunch and Fuel. Turn right on AZ/NM 78 through Mule Creek to Guthrie. Right on AZ191 to Alpine. Alpine to Springerville. Stay in Springerville. Day 3- Leave Springerville at 8:00AM south to Alpine. Turn left on AZ/NM180 to NM12 through Reserve to Datil. Turn right onto NM60 at Datil to Socorro. I-25 to Albuquerque/Santa Fe. Approximately 1000 miles.
Taos Rally- Used to be done by Chick’s. May pass into oblivion due to sale of dealership. In August, 3 days 300-400 miles, we can pick this up if the new owners decide to pass. Will talk with Dave in Colorado.
Those of you from out of state, take note of the SpringFast event. The dates are set: JUNE 2nd, 3rd, and 4th.
Mountain Madness will be some of the old Springfast route, mainly Hwy 191.
Hope to see someone on someone on one of these rides on a Buell.
Getting tired of leading all these Harley's around... (he he he) |
Prior
| | Posted on Saturday, January 14, 2006 - 01:23 am: |
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Bart,
You up for a trip to Newfoundland in 2007? |
Bartimus
| | Posted on Saturday, January 14, 2006 - 01:28 am: |
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another cross country trip?
Life's journey is not to arrive at the grave safely in a well preserved body,
but rather to skid in sideways, totally worn out, shouting: "...holy shitt...what a ride!" |
Prior
| | Posted on Saturday, January 14, 2006 - 03:38 am: |
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Another cross continent trip...
Hey man, I didn't plan this one, just sorta came together.
That Ferris feller wants an acoustic guitar, and found a manufacturer in St. Johns, NL that makes one that suits his liking. You know I can't let him burn all the way up there alone, figured you'd be interested too, what a cool place to hang out and party, and a ton of awesome chicks to boot. I can't wait to go back!
My sister says hey, keep it real, don't pick on kids at the fountain outside of the bar...
You riding back to PA this year? |
Bartimus
| | Posted on Saturday, January 14, 2006 - 10:12 am: |
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Good 'ol Ferris.
Riding all the way up to NL to buy a Guitar? That guy has way too much time on his hands, LOL
My ride calender is packed for the upcoming year, YES, I will be going to PA this summer. I'm shipping my S1WL up there for my buddy in Nescopek. I'm going to store it up there since I'm running out of room down here in NM.
I'm taking the last two weeks and the first week of July off and riding back then. I'll miss Laconia, but the visit is mainly to see friends and family. I havn't seen my Mom in years. I got sick in '04 when I tried riding up there and ended up in the hospital.
Tell yer Sis the college kids ain't safe when I'm around, LOL. Shaina says hi. did I ever send you those pics you asked for? I can't remember. You know, that "sometimers" desease. |
Snottsdalebueller
| | Posted on Saturday, January 14, 2006 - 01:41 pm: |
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WOW!
You really have some rides planned out Bart. Good to see at least one Bueller is alive and kicking in NM. I'm sure I'll be joining you on some of those trips, especially 191. You should come join us at the track one of these months. Even if you don't ride, it's a good time to just watch and BS with people. I've got the crossroads bars ready to put on. I'll have them put together tomorrow after the paint dries, (had to paint the clamp black). I can't wait to feel the difference.
-oh, I've always got room for a spare bike or two here... course they might actually get used though! |
Bartimus
| | Posted on Saturday, January 14, 2006 - 02:10 pm: |
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Hey Kelly,
Enjoying that warm weather over there? hehehe
I raced bikes for 15 years when I was younger, streetbikes, dirtbikes, and dragracing. It's out of my blood now, I just like to ride, and ride, and ride. I'll leave that fast stuff for you young guys (and gals). For me, it's safe and sane riding.
I don't even watch motorcycle racing anymore. I'd rather be out riding than watching...
I'm sure you'd love to store a few of my bikes for me. But Brian has first dibs when I need more room in AZ for bikes.
Post pics after you get the bars on, and have fun at the track. Be careful, it only takes one fall to gimp yourself up, and you'll be sorry when you get old and gimpy like me. All them old wounds start to creak, and hurt.
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Snottsdalebueller
| | Posted on Saturday, January 14, 2006 - 02:12 pm: |
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Some pics from when a short ride I took up South Mountain. One of the few times I was able to get my Brother to go with. That's him on the phone like always(that's why he never rides!)
By the way I put this lip on my flyscreen. It makes a huge difference! Well worth the $79 plus $10 shipping. I'd put a pic of it up but I don't have one yet.
http://www.laminarlip.com/speed3.htm
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Jerry_haughton
| | Posted on Sunday, January 15, 2006 - 03:00 pm: |
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Good 'ol Ferris. Riding all the way up to NL to buy a Guitar?
heck of an idea for a ride, eh???
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Bartimus
| | Posted on Sunday, January 15, 2006 - 03:15 pm: |
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Hey stranger!
How are you and Denise doing?
Yea, that is one heck of an idea for a ride, LOL.
While your thinking up ideas for rides this year, why don't you go to New Hampshire with me this June?
That should get you in shape for the BratPac II ride in September. |
Iamike
| | Posted on Sunday, January 15, 2006 - 07:19 pm: |
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Ferris-
Newfie'sland in '07, I'd be up for it. The wife & I are talking about flying up there this summer. It's just a matter of picking a date.
Bart- Are you still looking at 6/3-4 for the Springfast? The five of us from Iowa met tonight to go over details. We will probably ride around CO for a couple days before meeting up. That way the young-uns can get used to mountain riding.
I think BluzM2 is still interested and Prior will decide the day before we leave |
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