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DZIMBRIC
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Gotta Go
MAde it through the park, dialed up the rally waypoint on the GPS amd set it for fastest time.
Fastest time worked out be MT 200 to MT 135 to I-90.
Stopped in St. Regis, that's when it started to slide downhill.
Looked in the tankbag, glasses aren't there, looked in alll of my pockets, no luck, searched my gear.
Oh poopers, it's the BMW rally thing curse. Almost everytime I do something with the forum group I have a problem with seeing. At the solistance campout I stepped on them when I was getting on the bike and rode blind to the campout. Lorzepan fixed them for me the next morning.
Pulled into the rally about 6 pm. Mam was it packed already.
I found some of the forum folks in the beer tent. I could not find the forum frenzy. Asked where they were camping and got the Well over there but there isn't any space for more tents so your going to have to go somewhere else. Guess I should of taken a shower first.
Rode around and found a spot between the pool and the Adventure Rider group, seems I fit right in.
Drank a liitle beer got a shower and was out like a light.
MAde it through the park, dialed up the rally waypoint on the GPS amd set it for fastest time.
Fastest time worked out be MT 200 to MT 135 to I-90.
Stopped in St. Regis, that's when it started to slide downhill.
Looked in the tankbag, glasses aren't there, looked in alll of my pockets, no luck, searched my gear.
Oh poopers, it's the BMW rally thing curse. Almost everytime I do something with the forum group I have a problem with seeing. At the solistance campout I stepped on them when I was getting on the bike and rode blind to the campout. Lorzepan fixed them for me the next morning.
Pulled into the rally about 6 pm. Mam was it packed already.
I found some of the forum folks in the beer tent. I could not find the forum frenzy. Asked where they were camping and got the Well over there but there isn't any space for more tents so your going to have to go somewhere else. Guess I should of taken a shower first.
Rode around and found a spot between the pool and the Adventure Rider group, seems I fit right in.
Drank a liitle beer got a shower and was out like a light.
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DZIMBRIC
Guest
Re: No words good enough?
Montana,
Thanks for the post about the chip seal on Rt 2. Pulled to the front of the line and was told they wished more bikes would do that. I said a local rider had posted a discourse on chip seal etiquette. it wasn't bad at all.
Montana said:
Montana,
Thanks for the post about the chip seal on Rt 2. Pulled to the front of the line and was told they wished more bikes would do that. I said a local rider had posted a discourse on chip seal etiquette. it wasn't bad at all.
No prob
Guess I should have told you about the Huckleberry milkshakes at St Regis? Well, gotta keep some secrets to myself.
Sounds like you saw some of the best we have to offer in this part of the Rockies. National Parks = your tax dollars at work.
On the Mt Spokane road the chipseal was marked per a new WA law with bright orange signs, "Motorcycles Use Extreme Caution" and I was thinking how nice that was, even though it was frighteningly overdramatic, it sure woke you up.
Guess I should have told you about the Huckleberry milkshakes at St Regis? Well, gotta keep some secrets to myself.
Sounds like you saw some of the best we have to offer in this part of the Rockies. National Parks = your tax dollars at work.
On the Mt Spokane road the chipseal was marked per a new WA law with bright orange signs, "Motorcycles Use Extreme Caution" and I was thinking how nice that was, even though it was frighteningly overdramatic, it sure woke you up.
