glenfiddich
TravelsWithBarley.com
I’ve been looking for the chart that shows which zone future rallies will be held in to no avail. I’ve tried rally rotation, rally zones, rally locations and all have struck out. A little help?
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Rally rotation map
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Your post from the “Tag Cloud” search.
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https://forums.bmwmoa.org/showthread.php?75890-Do-you-ever-use-the-quot-Tag-Cloud-quot
Looks like they need to update the locations and years. The color rotation was "Yellow-Blue-Red". Since according to that picture, yellow was 2022 making the western part of the country 2023. But we know that it is Virginia in 2023. Since 2020 didn't happen, they shifted to the same place in 2021. So the color scheme shifts also. Should make 2024 back to the western part of the country.
pglaves
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OK West Fargo then!
Geez, I hope they can find someplace more exciting than the Fargo area!
pglaves
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Visian
look out!!!
Out of curiosity, on our way to Great Falls, I checked out the “Fairgrounds” on the west side of Fargo.
Let’s just say the facilities were about on par with the 1996 National in Morganton, NC.
pglaves
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Out of curiosity, on our way to Great Falls, I checked out the “Fairgrounds” on the west side of Fargo.
Let’s just say the facilities were about on par with the 1996 National in Morganton, NC.
Morganton was a great rally. The President of the BMW MOA arrived riding her Ducati. Security was a challenge because throngs of locals had never seen so many motorcycles (or any motorcycles) and they all wanted to come check out the weird people in the M.A. Brown Riding Suits. And the chain link fence lacked concertina wire.
Visian
look out!!!
I liked the rally just fine however, I sure do remember a lot of people in the inner circle complaining about it and wanting to run Deb out of town on rails.
The facility was sub-par by today’s standards. Most thought it was a dump.
I was the Hospitality & Map Tour chair that year, led the first ever (for (MOA) dual sport ride, but commuted to the rally from Turkey Tom’s… no way I was going to camp in a field.
brownie0486
Well-known member
Next one out west, I'd like to see somewhere in Wyoming or South Dakota. Particularly somewhere near Keystone/Custer in SD and Laramie in Wy.
glenfiddich
TravelsWithBarley.com
Two places I’d like considered
1) Grants Pass OR: Spacious fairgrounds with plenty of indoor space, lots of hotels nearby, two hours to the Redwoods, Pacific coast, Crater Lake and easy access to the West Cascades. Three hours to Lassen NP
2) Montrose CO: facilities similar to Grants Pass, numerous hotels, close to Colorado Monument, Grand Mesa, Million Dollar Hwy, San Juan Mts, Hanging Flume, and Black Canyon of the Gunnison
The Black Hills might be nice but I’m not familiar with their event hosting facilities and that whole SD, WY, MT region has seen several events in recent years. Time for something new with interesting sites not so far apart
1) Grants Pass OR: Spacious fairgrounds with plenty of indoor space, lots of hotels nearby, two hours to the Redwoods, Pacific coast, Crater Lake and easy access to the West Cascades. Three hours to Lassen NP
2) Montrose CO: facilities similar to Grants Pass, numerous hotels, close to Colorado Monument, Grand Mesa, Million Dollar Hwy, San Juan Mts, Hanging Flume, and Black Canyon of the Gunnison
The Black Hills might be nice but I’m not familiar with their event hosting facilities and that whole SD, WY, MT region has seen several events in recent years. Time for something new with interesting sites not so far apart
lee
Debbie's Servant
brownie0486
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Lee, Wyoming it is. LOL
vetbmwrider
Member
This may be to far west GRASS VALLEY, CALIFORNIA for the MOA
