Well, I had a blast at Prague today guys. Even though I only got to ride for about an hour-and-a-half, I'm glad I went.

I was having a good time riding by myself, but I'm really glad I "luckily" met up with the rest of the members. Riding in a group is "definately" more fun than riding alone. Watching Paul the Daredevil bury his quad has taught me what NOT to do [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]

Can't wait to go again!!

James

 

Jason,

You missed out on alot of fun today. I and Gordon have fun pulling people out of the mud. Even myslef. I got stuck two times. This new machine is a blast and can not wait to learn how to run it though more mud. I think the weekend after Thanksgiving is going to be a big day in Muster is you want to join us. I will get you stuck for sure. If not then I will pay you a 25.00 dollars.

David

 

Jason
YOU would have been proud of David. He sank twice. Once on purpose and once because it was there. He is getting good at pulling people out. WE had a great ride. Some pretty heavy rains, then sunshine. The rain was just enough to cool things off and settle the dust. We rode with two guys and one of their sons and one of his buddies. The kids are into racing quads. If any of you are interested the web site is: atvccs I think their next ride is November 14th. They meet up on Friday night, ride all day Saturday and then watch the kids race on Sunday. I think the whole family can participate.
James you should have stuff like that once you get going. It is a LOT more fun to ride with a group. The six of us today had a pretty good time. Of course they had to wait on me a lot, But I'm old and just learning. I am stiff as a board.

 

[/quote]James you should have stuff like that once you get going. It is a LOT more fun to ride with a group. The six of us today had a pretty good time. Of course they had to wait on me a lot, But I'm old and just learning. I am stiff as a board.[/quote]

Gordon,
I'm REALLY looking forward to riding Muenster soon, but it'll have to be on a weekday. My weekends will be tied up with constructing our own trails and then operating them. That place sounds like a great place to ride. David's post reminded me just how much I'm glad I purchased a winch (the kind that goes on your ATV, not the brass pole type of winch).

I like the way the guys that I rode with today operate - they ride for a mile or so, stop and drink some beer, then ride for another mile and repeat. [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]
I'm just kidding, of course. But they did drink some beer - but no one offered me one. Guess the figured a rookie rider like me didn't NEED a beer. [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img] They wanted me sober, in sight, but not too dang close. [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]

And Gordon, as far as you being old and "stiff as a board", count that as a "blessing" at your age (chuckle, chuckle) [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]

Jason,
First of all, thanks for offering your quad. That was pretty dang nice and I/we appreciate it. But, it's probably a good thing that your wife threw you a party today and you had to stay home. Why? Because there was water EVERYWHERE today, and even though we would NEVER let you drown, it's very possible that you would have taken in large amounts of red mud flavored H2O. [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img] Paul and Andy did, but I think their lungs (and quads) are equipped with aquatic filtration systems. [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]

OK, I'm thru being a smart elec ------- for now. The only thing I would have liked to do more of today was to spend more time getting to know the folks I rode with. Not getting to hang with them longer was my only dissappointment. Otherwise, it was a GREAT ride.

James

 

I figured this morning would have a lot of posts about your adventures in Prague...How was it?
Did any one hear from Charlie and where he was going for a month?
Jason.. How was the party. Had we known it was your birthday, we would have sent your new underwater mask that has fish swimming inside the goggles.

 

Gordon,
We spend the winter at Lake a Havasu, AZ. It takes two trips to get a motorhome, a trailer, a pickup, a Grand Cherokee, a motorcycle and 4 quads to the desert. We wanted to wait until the vote tomorrow to go. We are taking one trip out now. Instead of just a quick trip, we are staying a month. We will go out again after Christmas.

If you and Ginny have any vacation time this winter, it is a great place to ride or just hangout. Warm weather and great scenery.



CharlieDONT FORGET TO GET OUT AND VOTE TOMORROW.Peters

 

Yea Bob you missed a great ride . It was a little muddy but not bad [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img] . We had a good time.

James, Sorry i didnt offer you a beer. I told you in a few posts back " dont forget your beer" .



Brent

 

Charlie
That's cool. you just need to find some other people to help take everything out there. How long will you take to get out there? We may come see you around Christmas. Ginny's brother lives in Phoenix. We go out quite a bit, depending on my work schedule.
Gordon

 

Gordon,

We spend 2 easy driving days. It is only 1100 miles to lake havasu. We will be home for Christmas and then go west. We will be there on the 29th of Dec. If you are in phoenix, it is about another 3 hours to havasu. I will have an extra quad. Give me a call if your there.

call 405-620-4166

 

Send pictures back!! Also PM me your cell phone so we can call when we go out. I think we may spend News Years out there. Kind of depends on who will play in the Fiesta Bowl. We have seen Ohio State play there the last two years. Don't think they will make it this year.