M-10, looking FWD to meeting you. You, too Grandorvis.
I think we should do a warm-up loop, then come in for gas. Say 20 miles or so. Then go out and burn up a full tank -50-60 miles. The warm up will sort out riding speed, style, and order. IF more than 10 riders show, I think it would be a good idea to split into 2 groups. What do you all think????? Ideas here?.
Who uses FRS, and what channel should we operate on? How about CH-1/ Sub ch.-1(1.1) Up on the mtns., your cell phones SHOULD work, the mtn. tops bristle with towers, anyway!
All these ideas are only guidelines, NOT chiseled in granite. Suggestions?
Like "Mom" says: Bring the rain gear, you may need it!
DAMN, I AM STOKED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1

 

Grandorvis--- To answer you question: yeah, you most likely won't need to refuel, BUT, I recommend carrying some just in case. I will carry a flat Fuel-Pak(3.25 gal)
CHECK your P.M.'s

 

DUSTIN--- Are you still going to show us some non H/M trails Sunday, or should I look to Todd N.(mudevil) to show us around?

 

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Man, I sure wish I was going with you guys!

Hey Todd, don't get all "used up"; you've got to save a little bit for us guys that are counting on you and Dave NEXT weekend.

Looking forward to it,
(Dave Vetter)

 

Yo Todd, I'll email you Thurs. am about the Sunday ride.

 

NO ONE uses FRS radios? Great way to stay in touch, especially in a large group.

 

I have a moterola that I use for hunting I don't know if they are the same frequencies though.

 

Monte--- I think they all can be adjusted to a specific FRS freq. We'll try to put a radio on the lead bike, and the last(sweeper) bike. It helps to keep the flock together, NO ONE gets left behind.

 

Hello guys sorry to have been away been a little ill Allergies caused me a sinus infection and it hit pretty hard - I use FRS radios have two Cobra Rechargables and two Motorola ones- they are great. As for the Sunday ride I am game however ROE is the leader he knows the place like the back of his hand if he is game and I will try and get Robbie to come as well...Get ready for a long ride however on Sunday as ROE knows many a mile up Miller's Creek (only problem with this ride is you have to park your vehicle adjacent to the 4 lane highway, however we have not had any trouble there)