CENTRAL OKLAHOMA ATV CLUB
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10-11-2004 | 10:09 PM
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Jason,
The benefit of having a divider between the quads and the living area is that you can cut down the square footage of living area that the heating/cooling system has to take care of. Plus, it cuts down on the smell of gas and oil and things like that. I think the idea of a partition is good, I just think it might be cool if you could move it (kind of like the adjustable trays in your tackle box) by having a series of clamp locks that would snap it in place. I don't think it would be a load bearing wall so you wouldn't really have to worry about that.
Bob "I will have to get the legos out tonight and see what I can do about a prototype" Bobman
The benefit of having a divider between the quads and the living area is that you can cut down the square footage of living area that the heating/cooling system has to take care of. Plus, it cuts down on the smell of gas and oil and things like that. I think the idea of a partition is good, I just think it might be cool if you could move it (kind of like the adjustable trays in your tackle box) by having a series of clamp locks that would snap it in place. I don't think it would be a load bearing wall so you wouldn't really have to worry about that.
Bob "I will have to get the legos out tonight and see what I can do about a prototype" Bobman
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10-12-2004 | 12:10 AM
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10-12-2004 | 12:16 AM
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Originally posted by: Heywood
hey,it was fun. even the rain wasnt enough to kill a great weekend.in fact, im glad it wasnt dry and dusty. i'd rather ride down there when theres a bit of moisture in the air.nice meeting all of the new folks and the old ones that i hadnt met before.and shawna, that was me flashing my lights at you when you turned off the hiway toward your house on the way home.y'all be good til next time,-heywood-
hey,it was fun. even the rain wasnt enough to kill a great weekend.in fact, im glad it wasnt dry and dusty. i'd rather ride down there when theres a bit of moisture in the air.nice meeting all of the new folks and the old ones that i hadnt met before.and shawna, that was me flashing my lights at you when you turned off the hiway toward your house on the way home.y'all be good til next time,-heywood-
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10-12-2004 | 12:35 AM
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10-12-2004 | 01:16 AM
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Charlie
I think you are on to something with the toy haulers. Ginny and I WILL NEVER BE A CUSTOMER, BECAUSE WE DON'T LIKE TO CAMP. That being said, we might use a toy hauler to spend the day in or just have a bath room. We are going to buy a new pickup with a big back seat to take another couple with us. The more diverse the group the more a toy hauler makes sense. I also think groups would rent them to cut down on the number or vehciles going on a ride like ours. Let me know if you want a partner. I think ANYTHING that gets people out riding will sell. You just can't have fun like we did on Saturday and not get other people involved.
Here's another idea we need to discuss. Why don't we buy some land in Rattan, or Broken Arrrow and put a cabin in for all of us to use. The toy hauler and RVS could park on the land next to the cabin. We could ALL visit ater riding and get to know each other better after a hard days ride.
I think you are on to something with the toy haulers. Ginny and I WILL NEVER BE A CUSTOMER, BECAUSE WE DON'T LIKE TO CAMP. That being said, we might use a toy hauler to spend the day in or just have a bath room. We are going to buy a new pickup with a big back seat to take another couple with us. The more diverse the group the more a toy hauler makes sense. I also think groups would rent them to cut down on the number or vehciles going on a ride like ours. Let me know if you want a partner. I think ANYTHING that gets people out riding will sell. You just can't have fun like we did on Saturday and not get other people involved.
Here's another idea we need to discuss. Why don't we buy some land in Rattan, or Broken Arrrow and put a cabin in for all of us to use. The toy hauler and RVS could park on the land next to the cabin. We could ALL visit ater riding and get to know each other better after a hard days ride.
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10-12-2004 | 01:24 AM
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10-12-2004 | 07:29 AM
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Broken Bow... Broken Arrow... Broken Back... The town east of Cloudy. Somewhere in the mountains for us to ride and hang out.
MIKE
We missed you. Ginny and I rode 40 miles on Saturday. The rest of the group would have gone 100 miles had they not had to wait on us. You would have enjoyed the trails, and Charlie. See you next time
MIKE
We missed you. Ginny and I rode 40 miles on Saturday. The rest of the group would have gone 100 miles had they not had to wait on us. You would have enjoyed the trails, and Charlie. See you next time