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Fargo Rally 2025
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We all got to get behind Paul for this.
gtrider
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Fargo! Red River Valley Fairgrounds! Lotsa building for vendors and presentations, a bona fide performance stage, huge parking lots for rider training, and a dirt track and infield for GS events and training. Oodles of motel rooms in Fargo and West Fargo. What more could you ask for?? Let the lobbying begin!
Best,
DeVern
Best,
DeVern
Visian
look out!!!
When I ran away from home with my motorcycles during the summer of 2020, I actually stopped in here to check it out.
It's pretty rough, but I have to say that Fargo was way different from what I was expecting. Microsoft has a very large operation there (gained via acquisition of Great Plains Software some years ago). I was impressed.
Ian
It's pretty rough, but I have to say that Fargo was way different from what I was expecting. Microsoft has a very large operation there (gained via acquisition of Great Plains Software some years ago). I was impressed.
Ian
Fargo
There are some places. like the Carlsbad Caverns that you must go out of your way to see. { Carhenge in Neb. is another} The Theodore Roosevelt National Park in ND is another. I never knew it existed until I got close one year. Geologically an extension of the SD badlands, but more beautiful IMO. Not to be missed, but bring a lot of water.
MADDOG hopefully a Beer Garden Chair again someday
There are some places. like the Carlsbad Caverns that you must go out of your way to see. { Carhenge in Neb. is another} The Theodore Roosevelt National Park in ND is another. I never knew it existed until I got close one year. Geologically an extension of the SD badlands, but more beautiful IMO. Not to be missed, but bring a lot of water.
MADDOG hopefully a Beer Garden Chair again someday
Visian
look out!!!
There are some places. like the Carlsbad Caverns that you must go out of your way to see. { Carhenge in Neb. is another} The Theodore Roosevelt National Park in ND is another. I never knew it existed until I got close one year. Geologically an extension of the SD badlands, but more beautiful IMO. Not to be missed, but bring a lot of water.
MADDOG hopefully a Beer Garden Chair again someday
On the same trip I mentioned above, I spent a week in the area of Teddy Roosevelt National Park. Highly recommended, as is the “show” in Medora. Really great riding, especially of the dirt-road type.
There are some nice moto-friendly motels in town, lots of excellent camping.
Jim, don’t hold your breath on the beer, I think that is in the past. It would be so cool if somehow we could recreate our biergarten vibe without all the financial stuff, and legalities.
gsinnc
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On the same trip I mentioned above, I spent a week in the area of Teddy Roosevelt National Park. Highly recommended, as is the “show” in Medora. Really great riding, especially of the dirt-road type.
There are some nice moto-friendly motels in town, lots of excellent camping.
Jim, don’t hold your breath on the beer, I think that is in the past. It would be so cool if somehow we could recreate our biergarten vibe without all the financial stuff, and legalities.
Big ditto on Teddy Roosevelt NP !! My wife who is a big National Park fan and hiker turned me on to Teddy R. NP a few years back. It was a great experience and my first encounter with prairie dogs. Oh my ... love them! And what you said about Medora is very true. They had a street dance the night we were there and was a blast. So looks like some good support for Fargo! (are you listening Paul
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Visian
look out!!!
Big ditto on Teddy Roosevelt NP !! My wife who is a big National Park fan and hiker turned me on to Teddy R. NP a few years back. It was a great experience and my first encounter with prairie dogs. Oh my ... love them! And what you said about Medora is very true. They had a street dance the night we were there and was a blast. So looks like some good support for Fargo! (are you listening Paul
Medora was one of the many overnight meetup stops in the MOA Posse.
From Medora, and taking in Lolo Pass, it's a 2-day ride to Redmond.
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rich
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Since Medora has been mentioned, I have to add a photo of the quaint little town. Everyone should stop there at least once and take in the pitchfork fondue (deep fried steaks) and the Medora Musical. There are tons of incredible dual sport riding roads in the area also. It would be a great stop for anyone traveling through ND.
Ok, back to the thread topic, I'd be up for Fargo for sure. Or repeats for Billings, Missoula, Great Falls, Spokane, Gillette, Rapid City...
But yeah, Fargo would work.
Ok, back to the thread topic, I'd be up for Fargo for sure. Or repeats for Billings, Missoula, Great Falls, Spokane, Gillette, Rapid City...
But yeah, Fargo would work.
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