HaulinAshe
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Well, it's like this. I have made special arrangements for the kids. GF is off work. I have approved vacation for Friday. New Dunlop tires on the bike. Bike serviced this week. I bought heated gear in December. We have 600 miles to do in 22 hours from Thursday afternoon to Friday noon. We have 535 miles to do in 20 hours from Sunday afternoon to Monday at noon. Get the picture???I am not a huge fan of riding in the rain, so I am working on rain routes. Got one done for Sat. working on the one for Sunday. I'll start to e-mail them tomorrow so check your boxes.
Just curious how everyone feels about taking a more direct, less twisty route if we get slammed with rain. I am a huge puss when it comes to riding in the rain, I just have no confidence and will not be pushing it at all if the road conditions are wet.
I'd rather hang out with you folks than anybody else I know. We are coming and we are riding, but only if the twisties remain included. I come for two things, good company and good roads. Just let me know if I need to find twisties elsewhere. It's going to be wet no matter where you ride in the Southeast this weekend.
I'm okay with shortening the routes a bit. Most of what I saw was circular routes/loops where we could simply bail and head to camp, once everyone has had enough. I'll be taking Aleve and feathering my clutch in the corners to keep the bike planted. My best suggestion, if you are running ME880 or Stinko Ravens, stay home or change tires. Bring good rubber and let's have some fun.
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