JackFlash

Welcome to the nut house. If you have any sanity, kiss it goodbye.

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I was glad I was wearing my gear when my bike's rear tire went out from under me a couple weeks ago. I suffered not a scratch, but a bruise. .

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The four day weekend was nice. Back to work tomorrow. Up at 0330. Morning comes way too fast. .

Glad to have met all you folks from the north. Bring Doc back with you when you come. Ride safe. .

the butterflies open with nitrous triggered

I guess we can't be virgins forever. You guys can be rough on a fellow. But, it's all a lot of fun. Still, I'm glad to know all of you. .

Not totally speechless, I see. I needed something off the top of my head to respond to your post. Give me more notice next time. .

That's great feedback and very informative. Any headaches from organizing would totally be absorbed by ones suited for the job. No worries for others. Ones needing to split off would do so at points where needed. Their lead and sweep would be knowledgeable of this beforehand. Fuel stops can be streamlined as well. Any area with multiple gas stations allows for flexibility in maintaining spacing between groups. Fuel stops can be spread over a larger distance for multiple groups. Ride leads and sweeps can encourage others to be mindful of a timeline so that bottle-necking does not occur with other groups expected to arrive for fuel. Leads and sweeps should understand that their position is a role of friendly leadership. I'm not seeing difficulties here, only opportunities for a smooth flow of events as the ride progresses. Question: Can a group of ten riders be fueled up with a trip to the restroom, and be saddled up, ready to ride, in 20 minutes? .

bump You can still be a walk-in.