26667
the Wizard of Oz
woulda, shoulda
woulda shoulda coulda...sigh. 2016, I'm definitely taking my loaded baby to the drag strip!
woulda shoulda coulda...sigh. 2016, I'm definitely taking my loaded baby to the drag strip!
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26667
the Wizard of Oz
in my experience...
But best of all, there are people...people with rigs you never imagined, people who've done stuff with motorcycles you never imagined, in places you never imagined, people who know more about motorcycles than seems possible...and they'll be happy to share some of that knowledge with you...or demonstrate it by taking one apart right there on the grass and fixing the insides, people who dance like they've just been whacked on the fanny with an electric cattle prod, people whose facial hair is beyond imagination, people with babies ...or dogs...BIG dogs in their sidecars, or little dogs in their tank bags, people with stories about crashes and rides and places that will make you want to go to ALL the rallies over and over.
...There might be beer
Hope that helps...
...in my experience, they're usually camp-outs in a nice park-type area, or perhaps something like a 4-H grounds, where there might be a few buildings that might be used for informational seminars, or group dining areas. There's often a band, vendors with lots of moto stuff FS, and usually some sort of food available for purchase.
But best of all, there are people...people with rigs you never imagined, people who've done stuff with motorcycles you never imagined, in places you never imagined, people who know more about motorcycles than seems possible...and they'll be happy to share some of that knowledge with you...or demonstrate it by taking one apart right there on the grass and fixing the insides, people who dance like they've just been whacked on the fanny with an electric cattle prod, people whose facial hair is beyond imagination, people with babies ...or dogs...BIG dogs in their sidecars, or little dogs in their tank bags, people with stories about crashes and rides and places that will make you want to go to ALL the rallies over and over.
...There might be beer
Hope that helps...
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...in my experience, they're usually camp-outs in a nice park-type area, or perhaps something like a 4-H grounds, where there might be a few buildings that might be used for informational seminars, or group dining areas. There's often a band, vendors with lots of moto stuff FS, and usually some sort of food available for purchase.
But best of all, there are people...people with rigs you never imagined, people who've done stuff with motorcycles you never imagined, in places you never imagined, people who know more about motorcycles than seems possible...and they'll be happy to share some of that knowledge with you...people who dance like they've just been whacked on the fanny with an electric cattle prod, people whose facial hair is beyond imagination, people with babies ...or dogs...BIG dogs in their sidecars, or little dogs in their tank bags, people with stories about crashes and rides and places that will make you want to go to ALL the rallies over and over.
Hope that helps...
Haha - love it!
Thanks
lee
Debbie's Servant
Cow **** can be VERY slippery.
Where did you start your trip?
Looks like you can't say **** on this site
Cow **** can be VERY slippery.
Where did you start your trip?
Looks like you can't say **** on this site
We rented bikes in Quito 12 days ago and explored from north near the border with Colombia, to the Pacific coast, south near the border with Peru and finally into the Amazonia area on the Nap River before returning to Quito. Our last night was spent in the jungle at the Cotococha Lodge on the Napo River, no electricity in the bungalows, only oil lamps, and certainly no internet. Great trip, memorable experience!
