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[not2shabby]

Haha! I actually stopped at a Yammie dealer in Georgia on the way back to see if they had an Airhawk; no joy!

Unfortunatly Mr Ryan didn't see my responce until after I'd left, so I had to settle for the wife's signature!

After thinking it over, I actually think a BB1500 might be easier; do 800 miles, get a room and sleep for 5-6 hours, then finish off the rest. Hmmmm, maybe I'll ask for an Airhawk for Xmas... the wife all ready thinks I'm crazy!

Thanks for the congrats!

 

[fljab]

Well, I did it! Not quite the way I planned it, but got 1054 miles in to Titusville Fla. <snip>

I could have been your witness there, this is "my neighborhood"!

Seriously, congrats on doing your ride; let the LD addiction begin...

 

[not2shabby]

Thanks, but I doubt you would have wanted me to wake you up at 3am!

 

[ynotride]

Congrats. Now where to next

 

[Bungie]

Congrats. Now where to next

Now isn't that just the absolute truth.

Previous to doing my SS, the longest stretch I'd done was about 750 miles. After the SS, well, to quote a cliche "Its only far if you don't go"

 

[Bounce]

congrats!

like the guy with diarea said, "it's all done but the paperwork!"

 

[ynotride]

congrats!

like the guy with diarea said, "it's all done but the paperwork!"

That is the hardest part for me. I finished my ride and mailed my in paperwork back in August and am still waiting. I just want the cool license plate cover

 

[fljab]

Thanks, but I doubt you would have wanted me to wake you up at 3am!

Actually, I rarely go to bed before that; comes from a lifetime of working night shift...

 

[not2shabby]

Congrats. Now where to next

Hmmm, good question. I'm thinking somewhere out west....

 

[not2shabby]

Thanks, but I doubt you would have wanted me to wake you up at 3am!

Actually, I rarely go to bed before that; comes from a lifetime of working night shift...

I know how that goes; used to work 11-7 many moons ago. Now I'm just a nite-owl on the weekends!

 

[Burnspot]

Congrats. Now where to next

Now isn't that just the absolute truth.

Previous to doing my SS, the longest stretch I'd done was about 750 miles. After the SS, well, to quote a cliche "Its only far if you don't go"

Well, there's always a journey like this one you could do (one of my favorite reads last year...wish I had the time to do something similar).