Montecresto
Montecresto el segundo
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I’ll scrape the bottom of the pot for ya...😉hmmmm
I’ll scrape the bottom of the pot for ya...😉hmmmm
@Montecresto can you DM RB3 your shipping address?we will send something to raffle!
@wrwtexan we in for whatever help you need from the boss and I.We are down to the final countdown! 26 days as of 8-3.
Group dinner plans have been formalized. We are going to have hamburgers and hot dogs on likely Wednesday night. Us and Monte will be bringing the patties and dogs. We request everyone else bring buns, condiments, cheese, disposable plates and the like, drinks (likely of your own desire but maybe some for sharing), maybe a dessert if it can be whipped up there or safely stored and transported from home. We might want to have a contribution list so nothing is left out. We can determine the event location after scoping out the best place. May be at our cabin (it has a grill), the city park, or another suitable location. We are coming off season so we shouldn't be crowded.
One morning, my wife and Cyndi are planning on fixing a finger food breakfast (ham and cheese spinners, muffins, ham cheese and egg cups etc.). Bring your favorite morning liquid wake up!
The club founder, Richard, is planning on sending a package of shirts and a winch for a raffle that I will likely have Tramgauge officiate if he'll do the honors. I also have 50 ride logo stickers to share.
I'd like to have a group meet at the city park on Sunday evening with all who can attend to get radios tuned, ride questions answered, and the Monday blastoff planned.
As most of us are driving halfway of more across the US to get there, I would like to try for a fairly hard agreed upon takeoff time so as not to lose any more of a day's ride than absolutely necessary. We have had something ruin Monday for us the last 2 trips and the lost trail time is a real bummer after driving 950 miles!
Be sure and have liability insurance on your buggy and if you didn't prepurchase a trail sticker ($25.25), stop at the gas station at town entrance or Triangle Motel and get one.
I will bring a good camera and tripod for group photos.
Add you thoughts and ideas that can help make this as great a ride as possible!
Hondas in the San Juans 2020!!!
Thanks! This is a continuation of our annual ride and this has really taken off! If you have any suggestions, or have any points I've missed, post away! As far as help, I have no idea what else is needed...🤔@wrwtexan we in for whatever help you need from the boss and I.
Will do....😉@Montecresto can you DM RB3 your shipping address?
Thanks again for RB3 stepping up to support our group rides!!!👏👏
Well damn. Sorry to hear. All the best to you Jimmy....🙏🏻Health conditions is not going to allow me to make this trip! I'm out.......
Last years ride turned out awesome. I do know the scheduled group dinners went over great with the ladies and families. Also gives everyone a couple chances to meet the other members.Thanks! This is a continuation of our annual ride and this has really taken off! If you have any suggestions, or have any points I've missed, post away! As far as help, I have no idea what else is needed...🤔
Do you have a link by chance for those. Or remember where you bought that?Last years ride turned out awesome. I do know the scheduled group dinners went over great with the ladies and families. Also gives everyone a couple chances to meet the other members.
The propane fire rings were a great big hit during the evenings. No smoke and you can get people 360° around them. I will have mine with me.
Jonny Cash.com, burning ring of fire. HA!Do you have a link by chance for those. Or remember where you bought that?
Do you have a link by chance for those. Or remember where you bought that?
Cool. Looks like it can be purchased with an 18’ hose to keep the tank far away...😎Here is one choice, there are many different ones to pick from. Not sure where ours came from, i have replaced the lava rocks twice. I know we have burned through at least 25 bottles #25 lb bottles.Amazon.com : Giantex Firebowl Outdoor Portable Propane Gas Fire Pit, 19-Inch Diameter, 58, 000BTU w/Cover & Carry Kit, Lava Rock Stone and Tank Stabilizer Ring, Black : Garden & Outdoor
Amazon.com : Giantex Firebowl Outdoor Portable Propane Gas Fire Pit, 19-Inch Diameter, 58, 000BTU w/Cover & Carry Kit, Lava Rock Stone and Tank Stabilizer Ring, Black : Garden & Outdoorwww.amazon.com
We are down to the final countdown! 26 days as of 8-3.
Group dinner plans have been formalized. We are going to have hamburgers and hot dogs on likely Wednesday night. Us and Monte will be bringing the patties and dogs. We request everyone else bring buns, condiments, cheese, disposable plates and the like, drinks (likely of your own desire but maybe some for sharing), maybe a dessert if it can be whipped up there or safely stored and transported from home. We might want to have a contribution list so nothing is left out. We can determine the event location after scoping out the best place. May be at our cabin (it has a grill), the city park, or another suitable location. We are coming off season so we shouldn't be crowded.
One morning, my wife and Cyndi are planning on fixing a finger food breakfast (ham and cheese spinners, muffins, ham cheese and egg cups etc.). Bring your favorite morning liquid wake up!
The club founder, Richard, is planning on sending a package of shirts and a winch for a raffle that I will likely have Tramgauge officiate if he'll do the honors. I also have 50 ride logo stickers to share.
I'd like to have a group meet at the city park on Sunday evening with all who can attend to get radios tuned, ride questions answered, and the Monday blastoff planned.
As most of us are driving halfway of more across the US to get there, I would like to try for a fairly hard agreed upon takeoff time so as not to lose any more of a day's ride than absolutely necessary. We have had something ruin Monday for us the last 2 trips and the lost trail time is a real bummer after driving 950 miles!
Be sure and have liability insurance on your buggy and if you didn't prepurchase a trail sticker ($25.25), stop at the gas station at town entrance or Triangle Motel and get one.
I will bring a good camera and tripod for group photos.
Add you thoughts and ideas that can help make this as great a ride as possible!
Hondas in the San Juans 2020!!!
We are down to the final countdown! 26 days as of 8-3.
Group dinner plans have been formalized. We are going to have hamburgers and hot dogs on likely Wednesday night. Us and Monte will be bringing the patties and dogs. We request everyone else bring buns, condiments, cheese, disposable plates and the like, drinks (likely of your own desire but maybe some for sharing), maybe a dessert if it can be whipped up there or safely stored and transported from home. We might want to have a contribution list so nothing is left out. We can determine the event location after scoping out the best place. May be at our cabin (it has a grill), the city park, or another suitable location. We are coming off season so we shouldn't be crowded.
One morning, my wife and Cyndi are planning on fixing a finger food breakfast (ham and cheese spinners, muffins, ham cheese and egg cups etc.). Bring your favorite morning liquid wake up!
The club founder, Richard, is planning on sending a package of shirts and a winch for a raffle that I will likely have Tramgauge officiate if he'll do the honors. I also have 50 ride logo stickers to share.
I'd like to have a group meet at the city park on Sunday evening with all who can attend to get radios tuned, ride questions answered, and the Monday blastoff planned.
As most of us are driving halfway of more across the US to get there, I would like to try for a fairly hard agreed upon takeoff time so as not to lose any more of a day's ride than absolutely necessary. We have had something ruin Monday for us the last 2 trips and the lost trail time is a real bummer after driving 950 miles!
Be sure and have liability insurance on your buggy and if you didn't prepurchase a trail sticker ($25.25), stop at the gas station at town entrance or Triangle Motel and get one.
I will bring a good camera and tripod for group photos.
Add you thoughts and ideas that can help make this as great a ride as possible!
Hondas in the San
We are down to the final countdown! 26 days as of 8-3.
Group dinner plans have been formalized. We are going to have hamburgers and hot dogs on likely Wednesday night. Us and Monte will be bringing the patties and dogs. We request everyone else bring buns, condiments, cheese, disposable plates and the like, drinks (likely of your own desire but maybe some for sharing), maybe a dessert if it can be whipped up there or safely stored and transported from home. We might want to have a contribution list so nothing is left out. We can determine the event location after scoping out the best place. May be at our cabin (it has a grill), the city park, or another suitable location. We are coming off season so we shouldn't be crowded.
One morning, my wife and Cyndi are planning on fixing a finger food breakfast (ham and cheese spinners, muffins, ham cheese and egg cups etc.). Bring your favorite morning liquid wake up!
The club founder, Richard, is planning on sending a package of shirts and a winch for a raffle that I will likely have Tramgauge officiate if he'll do the honors. I also have 50 ride logo stickers to share.
I'd like to have a group meet at the city park on Sunday evening with all who can attend to get radios tuned, ride questions answered, and the Monday blastoff planned.
As most of us are driving halfway of more across the US to get there, I would like to try for a fairly hard agreed upon takeoff time so as not to lose any more of a day's ride than absolutely necessary. We have had something ruin Monday for us the last 2 trips and the lost trail time is a real bummer after driving 950 miles!
Be sure and have liability insurance on your buggy and if you didn't prepurchase a trail sticker ($25.25), stop at the gas station at town entrance or Triangle Motel and get one.
I will bring a good camera and tripod for group photos.
Add you thoughts and ideas that can help make this as great a ride as possible!
Hondas in the San Juans 2020!!!
Dinner plans are on post 414. As far as ride plans, I have a route laid out for Monday (post 320) to get everyone up to speed if there are any that get a little weak kneed😄, after that, we can plan each day out together as far as ride together, split up, etc. I'd like to at least lead one more trip around the Alpine Loop and up to Golconda mine for those who'd like to go. There are a few hidden gems I have in mind also (hanging lake above the Mayflower Mill, Eureka Gulch above Sunnyside Mill).Maybe I missed it but will there be an itinerary posted of rides, starting points, get togethers, etc? I am happy to help if needed, just let me know.
Of course you’re welcome, bring pops too. You probably need to get right on accommodations though. I don’t know how full things are...👍There room for 1-2 more? Late to the party - I just brought home a Talon last weekend. Thought I'd get to CO before the end of summer do to what I've been wanting to do via dual sport bike but haven't done yet. My dad has expressed interest in coming with me for the trip.
Of course you’re welcome, bring pops too. You probably need to get right on accommodations though. I don’t know how full things are...
Post a picture of your Talon....