FJRGuy
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Sounds like it is! Good thing too as you can book online for $89 Thurs & Fri and $99 Sat!
Iggy, typo on page https://www.fjrtech.com/wfo-8/register.cfm
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Bluestreek
Bluestreek
I'm in.
Waiting patiently for room code.
Waiting patiently for room code.Longrider
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I'm signed up and looking foreword to a return to Moscow. Lots of good riding in that State and the pie ain't bad either.
After being on the forum since early 2006, I'm FINALLY gonna make it to WFO. Now I just have to decide which ride I'll be taking.
I'm in for at least part of the rally. Thanks to all for the hard work. I'm willing to watch bikes for a shift -- where do I sign up?
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Khunajawdge
Toto El Mundo!
Hmmm!
Good timing.
Good location.
Could be a "cooker" though?
In case of fires, will oxygen be available?
Maybe... just maybe?
Good timing.
Good location.
Could be a "cooker" though?
In case of fires, will oxygen be available?
Maybe... just maybe?
Idaho on fire is much prettier than California on fire. The smoke and flame contrasts better with the black pine and Tamaracks than Santa Ana oaks.
Mother Nature notwithstanding Moscow tends to be a little cooler and is a great gateway into the even cooler mountain passes.
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Niehart
Pie Smuggler
Plus this year they have had snow up to their aholes, err, still have snow up to their aholes.
And I now have my room. Yahoooooo!
And I now have my room. Yahoooooo!
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First batch of confirmation e-mails are away! I show three people signed up, but haven't paid via PayPal.
If somebody misses that step PLEASE don't re-register. Just send your $140 (or multiple of it) to [email protected].
If somebody misses that step PLEASE don't re-register. Just send your $140 (or multiple of it) to [email protected].
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RenoJohn
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No doubt! and it seems most summers you can expect to at least a few and maybe hundreds of fires on a good ride. last year rode through literally hundreds ...kept the sky nice -not like those SoCA fires.Idaho on fire is much prettier than California on fire. The smoke and flame contrasts better with the black pine and Tamaracks than Santa Ana oaks.
note hazy (smoke) sky here in Hells Canyon (heading toward the dam)
...and one of countless fires -after the first dozen or so we quit even taking the time to snap pics.
Me just did the same. I requested as far from you as possible. Last time when we were motel-room-neighbors, I happen to recall a bit of high-octane mischief going on.
Idaho is such a groovy spot -this is gunna be some great fun!!
Khunajawdge
Toto El Mundo!
Hmmm...yet another reason to head to Idaho. Might be nice to watch another state burn for a change. :dribble:Idaho on fire is much prettier than California on fire. The smoke and flame contrasts better with the black pine and Tamaracks than Santa Ana oaks.
FJRay
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Signed up and room booked. Should be more fun than the last time. My bride says she is going to ride her bike this year. :yahoo:
painman
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I'm going even if I have to hitch-hike, oh wait, I'm riding and all signed up....PM. <>< :hyper:
RenoJohn
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[SIZE=8pt]If this is the wrong place to post such invaluable information, feel free to move it[/SIZE]
[SIZE=12pt]Very excited to spend some time in Idaho -the more I've been there the more I like it ....so I've dug up a few facts that might be interesting to others:[/SIZE]
1.) Hells Canyon is deeper than the Grand Canyon
2.) Bear Lake has a serpent like monster in it and those with smarts avoid night fishing here. [SIZE=8pt](very similar to the Lockness Monster in Scotland)[/SIZE]
3.) Highway 12 follows the Lewis and Clark Trail and is the longest highway within a national forest in the nation.
4.) The port of Lewiston is actually a Seaport -if you want to ship something overseas by boat. [SIZE=10pt](who woulda thunk?)[/SIZE]
5.) Shashone Falls drops 52feet further than Niagra Falls.
6.) The Salmon River is the nation's longest free-flowing river that heads and flows within a single state.
Finally, to keep you all out of trouble, here are some Idaho-Specific laws to obey:
- Illegal to fish from a giraffe's back, or camel's back in Idaho.
- Illegal to ride a merry-go-round on Sunday
- [SIZE=18pt]Illegal to ride a motorcycle if you are over the age of 88 [/SIZE]Which I suppose means about half of you old phucks will trailer in from the state line.
[SIZE=12pt]- Safe to have *** in Coeur d'Alene. -Police officers aren't allowed to walk up and knock on the window. Any suspicious officer who thinks that *** is taking place must drive up from behind, honk his horn three times and wait proximately two minutes before getting out of his car to investigate.[/SIZE]
[SIZE=10pt]I hope you all find this Idaho specific info helpful for a grand time at WFO[/SIZE]
[SIZE=12pt]Very excited to spend some time in Idaho -the more I've been there the more I like it ....so I've dug up a few facts that might be interesting to others:[/SIZE]
1.) Hells Canyon is deeper than the Grand Canyon
2.) Bear Lake has a serpent like monster in it and those with smarts avoid night fishing here. [SIZE=8pt](very similar to the Lockness Monster in Scotland)[/SIZE]
3.) Highway 12 follows the Lewis and Clark Trail and is the longest highway within a national forest in the nation.
4.) The port of Lewiston is actually a Seaport -if you want to ship something overseas by boat. [SIZE=10pt](who woulda thunk?)[/SIZE]
5.) Shashone Falls drops 52feet further than Niagra Falls.
6.) The Salmon River is the nation's longest free-flowing river that heads and flows within a single state.
Finally, to keep you all out of trouble, here are some Idaho-Specific laws to obey:
- Illegal to fish from a giraffe's back, or camel's back in Idaho.
- Illegal to ride a merry-go-round on Sunday
- [SIZE=18pt]Illegal to ride a motorcycle if you are over the age of 88 [/SIZE]Which I suppose means about half of you old phucks will trailer in from the state line.
[SIZE=12pt]- Safe to have *** in Coeur d'Alene. -Police officers aren't allowed to walk up and knock on the window. Any suspicious officer who thinks that *** is taking place must drive up from behind, honk his horn three times and wait proximately two minutes before getting out of his car to investigate.[/SIZE]
[SIZE=10pt]I hope you all find this Idaho specific info helpful for a grand time at WFO[/SIZE]
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Khunajawdge
Toto El Mundo!
OK, tell me about the fishing. Is "this" THE TIME of year for Idaho trout?
God D--n fishing pole is a (binomial nomenclature = @#$-*%!) "hassle" to pack and ride with.
Does the motel have kitchenettes?
Yes, I am a sportsman, & a "curious" sort.
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FJR_pig
Bud Light Real Man of Genius
What if you're a police officer having ***? If it is taking place, do I have to come up from behind?
Okay, that was bad and totally out of character. I'm ashamed, but couldn't resist.
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