alchemy
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"open class" is calling 
2014 Team Lyle Silver State Roundup
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Harlem....errr....Nevada Shake. I just checked out the participants list. An interesting mix of bikes and a great list of people.Not with that darkside "wobble"Justin, you may have to fight it out with Erik, it's gonna be another fun year no matter what
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1. I hope I find a piece of ground with none of them under my tent.
2. Not something I wanna be hitting in the middle of the night on the road.
Looking forward to this ride.
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1. Have you confirmed that Sunset View is sold out?
2. Get a two bed at Windmill Ridge and split it with Marc Beaulac. WR is very nice and is where the Friday dinner and Finishers Banquet will be held, so very convenient, and if you split a room, affordable.
1. Have you confirmed that Sunset View is sold out?
2. Get a two bed at Windmill Ridge and split it with Marc Beaulac. WR is very nice and is where the Friday dinner and Finishers Banquet will be held, so very convenient, and if you split a room, affordable.
Thanks Doug. The thought of sleeping under the stars was becoming less appealing as the days ticked by.
Got some good reading material via email last night.
But dang how I hate reading that kinda stuff so close to bedtime, took like forever for the excitement to wear off before I could fall asleep.
Not having ridden much in NV, I'm not sure what I'm looking forward to the most. ET Hwy, the changes in elevation, the night sky busting at the seams with stars? Or maybe it's something as simple as riding my a$$ off in wide open country and overjoyed that I'm not at the office that day.
But dang how I hate reading that kinda stuff so close to bedtime, took like forever for the excitement to wear off before I could fall asleep.
Not having ridden much in NV, I'm not sure what I'm looking forward to the most. ET Hwy, the changes in elevation, the night sky busting at the seams with stars? Or maybe it's something as simple as riding my a$$ off in wide open country and overjoyed that I'm not at the office that day.
have a great ride Mike ! Wish it would have worked out for me to ride with you again…Got some good reading material via email last night.
But dang how I hate reading that kinda stuff so close to bedtime, took like forever for the excitement to wear off before I could fall asleep.
Not having ridden much in NV, I'm not sure what I'm looking forward to the most. ET Hwy, the changes in elevation, the night sky busting at the seams with stars? Or maybe it's something as simple as riding my a$$ off in wide open country and overjoyed that I'm not at the office that day.
I just got shot down on another leave request for the return from the 10n10… Maybe I will stay out west!
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LOVE that shirt!!
Just about got everything ready. Really looking forward to riding that particular road once....or thrice.
Just about got everything ready. Really looking forward to riding that particular road once....or thrice.
Back home safe n sound.
Thanks a ton Doug for such a great event, it was truly worth the ride out there. I may not have made finisher status, but I had a great time none the less.
Other than Alchemy's code 40, I hope everyone else met or exceeded their goals.
Seriously considering putting this on the calendar for next year, only next year, I'll have to see what the rest of the route looks like (and maybe bring some friends with).
BTW.....got to spend 3 fantastic hrs with my son at Sheppard. As much as I hated missing out on lunch on Sunday, it was worth the detour to TX.
Thanks a ton Doug for such a great event, it was truly worth the ride out there. I may not have made finisher status, but I had a great time none the less.
Other than Alchemy's code 40, I hope everyone else met or exceeded their goals.
Seriously considering putting this on the calendar for next year, only next year, I'll have to see what the rest of the route looks like (and maybe bring some friends with).
BTW.....got to spend 3 fantastic hrs with my son at Sheppard. As much as I hated missing out on lunch on Sunday, it was worth the detour to TX.
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Bugnatr
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Where are the finisher results? Didn't see them on the web site, just curious who topped out with the most miles.
A variety of riders share the distinction of 1800+. IIRC, Justin, Eric, Marc, myself, and the two-up of Becky and her Dad....Doug might supplement. I wouldn't expect the kind of details you're asking....especially in a public place.
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Got it. What happens in Nevada is best left in Nevada
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Dang. I'd like to know in a private, confidential process of course.
You can have my first CBA Kid. Oh,wait, I don't have one. Nevermind, you can have him/her anyway.
Congrats to all, no matter how well you did or did not do.
You rode.
You can have my first CBA Kid. Oh,wait, I don't have one. Nevermind, you can have him/her anyway.
Congrats to all, no matter how well you did or did not do.
You rode.
Well, lemme put it this way.....for those of you out there who think I ride too slow, there's someone in NV who would disagree with you.
Mike,
Least you didn't come away empty handed… empty pockets maybe- but a souvenir is a souvenir!
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