EOM 2016 - Registration and Info Update

[extrememarine]

LeeDavis put 5 GPS ride routes together for us - I've just been swamped with work and life, which has prevented me from getting the site edited and links posted.

I'm working on it now, but I'm hesitant to share because then all the slow "stop and smell the flowers" riders like Joe and Bob and KJ will be on them slowing me down...

Anyone have any routes?

 

[chivvalry]

I got mojoguzzi's burkes garden successfully converted to gpx but the other route failed. I'm not good at basecamp...

 

[majicmaker]

LeeDavis put 5 GPS ride routes together for us - I've just been swamped with work and life, which has prevented me from getting the site edited and links posted.
I'm working on it now, but I'm hesitant to share because then all the slow "stop and smell the flowers" riders like Joe and Bob and KJ will be on them slowing me down... unk:

Anyone have any routes?

Add me to the "stop and smell the flowers" list. Ain't nothing wrong with that. That's part of the fun! :yes:

 

[extrememarine]

I totally agree, nothing wrong with it at all.

That being said, if a rider comes up on your tail and is choosing to ride at a brisker pace, I know you'd do the courteous thing and slide to the right and wave that rider around...

Add me to the "stop and smell the flowers" list. Ain't nothing wrong with that. That's part of the fun!

 

[extrememarine]

Route files are posted on www.fjreom.com now (link).

There is one Googlemap link pending, but the rest are there and the downloads work on my PC in both Chrome and IE browsers - if you have any issues, please PM or email me.

Wayne

 

[majicmaker]

I totally agree, nothing wrong with it at all.
That being said, if a rider comes up on your tail and is choosing to ride at a brisker pace, I know you'd do the courteous thing and slide to the right and wave that rider around...

Add me to the "stop and smell the flowers" list. Ain't nothing wrong with that. That's part of the fun! :yes:

I do that all the time. It's the gentlemanly thing to do.

 

[wheatonFJR]

Route files are posted on www.fjreom.com now (link).
There is one Googlemap link pending, but the rest are there and the downloads work on my PC in both Chrome and IE browsers - if you have any issues, please PM or email me.

Wayne

Thanks Wayne and Lee!

 

[chivvalry]

Route files are posted on www.fjreom.com now (link).
There is one Googlemap link pending, but the rest are there and the downloads work on my PC in both Chrome and IE browsers - if you have any issues, please PM or email me.

Wayne

They downloaded and transferred to GPS just fine! Thanks Wayne!

 

[extrememarine]

Buy Lee a beer or three - he's the GPX guru!!

Wayne

Route files are posted on www.fjreom.com now (link).

There is one Googlemap link pending, but the rest are there and the downloads work on my PC in both Chrome and IE browsers - if you have any issues, please PM or email me.

Wayne

They downloaded and transferred to GPS just fine! Thanks Wayne!

 

[MojoGuzzi]

Awesome!

 

[Intech]

LeeDavis put 5 GPS ride routes together for us - I've just been swamped with work and life, which has prevented me from getting the site edited and links posted.

I'm working on it now, but I'm hesitant to share because then all the slow "stop and smell the flowers" riders like Joe and Bob and KJ will be on them slowing me down...

Anyone have any routes?

I guess it's true; there is a first time for everything. I have never been accused of being a "stop and smell the flowers" rider before. Just ask Marty(and his bladder) and the group that followed me in CO one day.

 

[Abercrombie FJR]

LeeDavis put 5 GPS ride routes together for us - I've just been swamped with work and life, which has prevented me from getting the site edited and links posted.

I'm working on it now, but I'm hesitant to share because then all the slow "stop and smell the flowers" riders like Joe and Bob and KJ will be on them slowing me down...

Anyone have any routes?

I guess it's true; there is a first time for everything. I have never been accused of being a "stop and smell the flowers" rider before. Just ask Marty(and his bladder) and the group that followed me in CO one day.

Images of the Bataan Death March were coming to mind while riding in that 102 degree heat.

No food, water, or stopping to ********* & take pictures. Must press on!

 

[0Face]

LeeDavis put 5 GPS ride routes together for us - I've just been swamped with work and life, which has prevented me from getting the site edited and links posted.

I'm working on it now, but I'm hesitant to share because then all the slow "stop and smell the flowers" riders like Joe and Bob and KJ will be on them slowing me down...

Anyone have any routes?

I guess it's true; there is a first time for everything. I have never been accused of being a "stop and smell the flowers" rider before. Just ask Marty(and his bladder) and the group that followed me in CO one day.

Images of the Bataan Death March were coming to mind while riding in that 102 degree heat.

No food, water, or stopping to ********* & take pictures. Must press on!

No ****! He slowed just enough for my bladder to get that anticipatory excitation of release, then he kept going...

No pre-ride coffee when riding with Bob

If he wasn't so damn sexy, I'd be mad at him.

 

[majicmaker]

No ****! He slowed just enough for my bladder to geet that anticipatory excitation of release, then he kept going...

No pre-ride coffee when riding with Bob

If he wasn't so damn sexy, I'd be mad at him.

:laugh:

 

[luvtoride]

I have never been accused of being a "stop and smell the flowers" rider before. Just ask Marty(and his bladder) and the group that followed me in CO

I can vouch for that!

 

[Fred W]

Gee wizz... I need to see what y'all have done to Bob these past few years. Last time I rode with him in New England (it was quite a while back) he was a well behaved rider and a gent. A pleasure to have along.

We were in a big group, so we were, most decidedly, not rippin' up any asphalt, and we still had a fine day, as my foggy memory banks allow me to recall.

Then again, I didn't let him lead.

(Besides, he's a Pats fan. Currently in the lead of the AFC East with many of the starters "resting up"

)

 

[Intech]

Gee wizz... I need to see what y'all have done to Bob these past few years. Last time I rode with him in New England (it was quite a while back) he was a well behaved rider and a gent. A pleasure to have along.
We were in a big group, so we were, most decidedly, not rippin' up any asphalt, and we still had a fine day, as my foggy memory banks allow me to recall.

Then again, I didn't let him lead.

THEY haven't done anything to me. I am still well behaved(unless I'm following Petey) and a gent. I appreciate the kind words. I had to keep track of a 29 bike pack at EOM last year. We finished with the same amount of bikes we started with. I can say, however, that I DON'T want to do that again!

 

[majicmaker]

Then again, I didn't let him lead.

Thats the key right there, Fred. He was the pied piper on our ride in Lewisburg last year. I almost had a minor leakage issue until he stopped at a bridge. Thank God!!! I'm still riding with him but, I'm packing Depends! :yes:

 

[TomInPA]

Gee wizz... I need to see what y'all have done to Bob these past few years. Last time I rode with him in New England (it was quite a while back) he was a well behaved rider and a gent. A pleasure to have along.
We were in a big group, so we were, most decidedly, not rippin' up any asphalt, and we still had a fine day, as my foggy memory banks allow me to recall.

Then again, I didn't let him lead.

THEY haven't done anything to me. I am still well behaved(unless I'm following Petey) and a gent. I appreciate the kind words. I had to keep track of a 29 bike pack at EOM last year. We finished with the same amount of bikes we started with. I can say, however, that I DON'T want to do that again!

But Tyler is back!

 

[majicmaker]

Gee wizz... I need to see what y'all have done to Bob these past few years. Last time I rode with him in New England (it was quite a while back) he was a well behaved rider and a gent. A pleasure to have along.

We were in a big group, so we were, most decidedly, not rippin' up any asphalt, and we still had a fine day, as my foggy memory banks allow me to recall.

Then again, I didn't let him lead.

THEY haven't done anything to me. I am still well behaved(unless I'm following Petey) and a gent. I appreciate the kind words. I had to keep track of a 29 bike pack at EOM last year. We finished with the same amount of bikes we started with. I can say, however, that I DON'T want to do that again!

But Tyler is back!

Tyler & MEM! This is going to be fun! :yahoo: