Re: [ST] '04 Season Rides [was Email Working?]

["Rick & Joyce" <rnjwes@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

So hop on up & join us.  I'll post more info once we've ironed out
some details.  Our season opener should be a natural for you too.
We'll likely gather in Happy Camp on Rt 96 Friday night, ride
96/299/101/36 (with lesser variations for the meek) on Saturday,
ending up in Dunsmuir Sat night.  Should be worthwhile. . .
- --
Rick in Oregon
'01 Sprint ST



> Sounds like a Western Rallye
>
> Mike Benzon
> Burney CA
> Just a hop skip and jump away.

> > > Lots of people up north not riding much right now.
> >
> > No kidding!  It's snowing here :o|.
> >
> > So whatcha wanna talk about?  Tried to get an oil thread going a
while
> > back but it fizzled.  How about next season's rides?
> >
> > Here's our schedule:
> > May 21st - 23rd (Fri - Sun) - Season Opener (N.W. CA)
> > Hopefully the mountain snows will have melted!
> >
> > July 16th - 18th (Fri - Sun) - Summer Scorcher
> >
> > September 9th - 12th (Thur - Sun) - TRAP Rally - Baker City (E.
OR)
> >
> > Plus, we're trying to put together a regional RAT ride.  Here's
some
> > commentary on the area:
> > At the intersection of US395 & US26, John Day is right smack in
the
> > middle many of the best roads in Oregon.  You can head north and
just
> > rail on pavement like a new racetrack. Go west and turn left and
> > you're into single-track paved logging roads that are really a
kick.
> > Go east and either make the Sumpter-Ukiah loop (One of my alltime
> > favorites), or make a day out of it and do the Halfway road for an
> > aerobic workout. Go south for a fun rail on 395, then east into
the
> > Strawberry mountains for a short route and stop at Blue Mountain
Hot
> > Springs for a soak. These are only a few of the options. I haven't
> > mentioned the Susanville Road, the Monument Road, or the
> > Kimberly-Mitchell loop. No other area that I know of offers so
many
> > challenging loops without traversing the same pavement over and
over.
> >
> > This area has the best chance for good weather, and WAY less
police
> > enforcement than northern CA or southern WA. Many of these roads
are
> > wide open without the limited visibility of forest riding. Others
are
> > forested. The landscape is varied and absolutely gorgeous varying
from
> > forest to desert to scenic vistas. Many of these routes run right
next
> > to rivers.
> >
> > I'll say it again.  Come ride with us.
> > --
> > Rick in Oregon
> > '01 Sprint ST
> > TRAP -Triumph Riders Assn.
> > of Portland www.rat-pack.com
> >
> >
> >
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