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eric2
Guest
Big thanks and a for the Glaves, Hairs,
Bunny, and the others that made it a most enjoyable first
trip to Branson for me. A feast of perfect weather
was gorged upon by many presidents and fellow
moa members.
We started from Austin
wednesday afternoon and settled into
a hotel in Jefferson, Tx for the night. Next
morning I spotted an LT, wing, and a trike
heading north to Branson, but as usual
we took the long way there.
Finally crossed into AR at the town of Doddridge
where we took a break.
Prez Cary celebrated with the release of the magic smoke
We took all the little backroads we could
to Danville (ithink) where we picked up hwy 7
You really can't go wrong on most
roads except for parts of 71. This pic from hwy 7
says it all.
Look closely and you'll see a rumble strip
on the centerline. Hit this while your
heeled waaaay over at speed and you
will have al the excitement you need
The big sweepers provide a thrill too
Took a break by some river
We did this the rest of the day.
Suffered a bit in traffic but made it to Branson
before dark. Friday morning and the weather
was still perfect. Not too may bikes yet.
The check in procedure was pure chaos; here
Harriet fights off others trying to take
her scrubs.
Around noon we all headed to Gilleys
for a bunny-arranged lunch. Some
folks got the prime parking spots,
and for good reason.
Inside we all had technical questions,
that were soon answered.
Here Rob asks specifics about the ears:
The dude abides:
As does the bunny:
With energy supplies
rekindled by the excellent food
and the ears safely stowed away, some
head for bentonville BMW
Where the bunny hoped to improve
on the bald tire award he got. everyone
else went to drool on the new kwhiner
We soon left and really got to
enjoy a leisurely ride back on hwy 76
so Rob could break in the new RT.
I even got to lead for a while
After we got back, some wingers
wanted to start a rumble
Darn, too many pics eh? well I'll have to do another post
with the results of the rumble
Eric
Austin
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Bunny, and the others that made it a most enjoyable first
trip to Branson for me. A feast of perfect weather
was gorged upon by many presidents and fellow
moa members.
We started from Austin
wednesday afternoon and settled into
a hotel in Jefferson, Tx for the night. Next
morning I spotted an LT, wing, and a trike
heading north to Branson, but as usual
we took the long way there.
Finally crossed into AR at the town of Doddridge
where we took a break.
Prez Cary celebrated with the release of the magic smoke
We took all the little backroads we could
to Danville (ithink) where we picked up hwy 7
You really can't go wrong on most
roads except for parts of 71. This pic from hwy 7
says it all.
Look closely and you'll see a rumble strip
on the centerline. Hit this while your
heeled waaaay over at speed and you
will have al the excitement you need
The big sweepers provide a thrill too
Took a break by some river
We did this the rest of the day.
Suffered a bit in traffic but made it to Branson
before dark. Friday morning and the weather
was still perfect. Not too may bikes yet.
The check in procedure was pure chaos; here
Harriet fights off others trying to take
her scrubs.
Around noon we all headed to Gilleys
for a bunny-arranged lunch. Some
folks got the prime parking spots,
and for good reason.
Inside we all had technical questions,
that were soon answered.
Here Rob asks specifics about the ears:
The dude abides:
As does the bunny:
With energy supplies
rekindled by the excellent food
and the ears safely stowed away, some
head for bentonville BMW
Where the bunny hoped to improve
on the bald tire award he got. everyone
else went to drool on the new kwhiner
We soon left and really got to
enjoy a leisurely ride back on hwy 76
so Rob could break in the new RT.
I even got to lead for a while
After we got back, some wingers
wanted to start a rumble
Darn, too many pics eh? well I'll have to do another post
with the results of the rumble
Eric
Austin
r12gs
k12rs for sale
k10rs