From SoCal to Thrashers place.
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GOOD news!!!
Sat is down to 10% chance and Sun still 30% chance for Hanford.
Sat is down to 10% chance and Sun still 40% chance for San Luis Obispo
See ya guys on Friday morning!!
Sat is down to 10% chance and Sun still 30% chance for Hanford.
Sat is down to 10% chance and Sun still 40% chance for San Luis Obispo
See ya guys on Friday morning!!
Guess this means we are going!GOOD news!!!
Sat is down to 10% chance and Sun still 30% chance for Hanford.
Sat is down to 10% chance and Sun still 40% chance for San Luis Obispo
See ya guys on Friday morning!!
YIPEEEEEEEEEEEEE
Now you guys got me laugh'in again
<-------------- 'Nother morning person.Remember we are leaving at 6:15 sharp!
See ya then!
<-------Morning person
I think I'm gonna have to get a tow rope to drag Ms. Wag's sleeping carcass along with us. She'll turn to dust if she opens her eyes before, say, noon on any day she doesn't have to report in to work!
LMAO
And the trip is ON!!!!
--Wag--
I don’t plan on going to work tomorrow. Have a few things I need to take care of in the morning but should be good to go around noon.. maybe sooner depending on how the line at the DMV is at 8am
Just so there is no surprise (well I guess it is a surprise now) first ride I am thinking about all of us going up to Sequoia's.. have a few reasons for this.
Things to know about this ride tomorrow.
1) When we get into the park there is a fee to get in. I think it is a few dollars. I have a years pass that I purchased last month.
2) This will probably be more of a joy ride, cruising / scenery ride. Roads can be narrow and some turns whip back (hairpin). Naturally any of you feel the need feel free to lead. One of my accidents I have had was on this road so I respect it
3) We will probably be hitting about 6000 feet (wild guess, last time I was up I hit about 5000 feet and was turned around by park rangers because I did not have snow chains for the Busa.)
I personally like riding up in the mountains. And figure it would be a nice addition since we will be hitting the valley floor and the coast on Saturday.
If this ride does not sound appealing to everyone we can figure out something else. Other options are to eat dinner and hit some of the cycle spots Friday night or we can do both.
Just so there is no surprise (well I guess it is a surprise now) first ride I am thinking about all of us going up to Sequoia's.. have a few reasons for this.
Things to know about this ride tomorrow.
1) When we get into the park there is a fee to get in. I think it is a few dollars. I have a years pass that I purchased last month.
2) This will probably be more of a joy ride, cruising / scenery ride. Roads can be narrow and some turns whip back (hairpin). Naturally any of you feel the need feel free to lead. One of my accidents I have had was on this road so I respect it
3) We will probably be hitting about 6000 feet (wild guess, last time I was up I hit about 5000 feet and was turned around by park rangers because I did not have snow chains for the Busa.)
I personally like riding up in the mountains. And figure it would be a nice addition since we will be hitting the valley floor and the coast on Saturday.
If this ride does not sound appealing to everyone we can figure out something else. Other options are to eat dinner and hit some of the cycle spots Friday night or we can do both.
Snow chains for the Busa?!?!?! Now that's a novel idea! LMAO
Last weekend, we were on Angeles Crest on the Wrightwood side up to 7,200 feet. It was effing beautiful!!!
Is the road clear? No pine needles or other debris?
I really look forward to this ride.
And bringin' the camera, to be sure!
--Wag--
Last weekend, we were on Angeles Crest on the Wrightwood side up to 7,200 feet. It was effing beautiful!!!
Is the road clear? No pine needles or other debris?
I really look forward to this ride.
And bringin' the camera, to be sure!
--Wag--
Road is not totally clear.. dont think it has been paved in who knows how many years. Cant see how they could do it without shuttin the whole thing down. But I guess some day they will have to. I havent been up there for a month and when I was up there last I was riding over snow, mud, ice patches AND pine needles and some chipped asphalt.. Still a perty ride
Figure we should not see any snow or ice this time around.... (dont think)
Figure we should not see any snow or ice this time around.... (dont think)
harbor area busa
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well another chance to meet everyone that i will miss .i wish i could go ,but i will FINALLY pick up my bike from the paint shop in the night after bro in law dropped it, then im on call for my job. so everyone have fun and ride safe hopefully ill hook up with u guys on the next ride
Ok, here are some pics of todays ride. will post more pics later...
First one
This is just before entering Sequoia National Park
First one
This is just before entering Sequoia National Park
Another
Picture of me taking a pictiure of Charles "TRYING" to take a picture of us
Some of the group at the top just before we started to head back down. It kept wanting to rain on us so we finally gave in, got out of the Sequoia's and it cleared up!!!
Group Shot of us all. Some nice gentleman asked if we wanted him to take a picture of us all, so we all said yes and handed him all of our cameras, poor guy had cameras around his neck, around his wrists lol. nice of him to offer
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