Takeover 2020

[Cuoutdoors]

Preliminary date has been discussed for this takeover thingeyamabob.

Srill need to confirm with camp ground and few other things.

Supporting/lifetime members will have first notice.

Is it gonna be west of the Mississippi?

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[Tigermark]

Is it gonna be west of the Mississippi?

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Just had the west of the Mississippi event. It was in Moab and Colorado. You must have missed it.

 

[JTW]

Just had the west of the Mississippi event. It was in Moab and Colorado. You must have missed it.

Yup!! He was invited... but nooooo!!

 

[JTW]

From 2 years ago, this should explain the basics.
Once you know the secret hand shake we will tell you about member @JTW

I thought you and I were the only ones slapping swords for our shake? You’re just a slut!

 

[Cuoutdoors]

Just had the west of the Mississippi event. It was in Moab and Colorado. You must have missed it.

It was not a takeover. I didn't see you there!

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[Tigermark]

It was not a takeover. I didn't see you there!

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Semantics If you want we can refer to last weeks ride as the West Coast Takeover if it make you feel better.

 

[Montecresto]

It was not a takeover.

It felt like one, Honda owned the trails for a week.....

 

[JACKAL]

I don’t want to know what it would cost to get my pioneers there.

My son in law figured he could fit close to 2 dozen P1Ks in one of the C5 Galaxy he flies. We could call it a training operation.

 

[JTW]

My son in law figured he could fit close to 2 dozen P1Ks in one of the C5 Galaxy he flies. We could call it a training operation.

Lmao.. I’m in!

 

[JACKAL]

Lmao.. I’m in!

Well, maybe you should have asked the particulars of unloading. Parachute drop near Oahu at 12,000 feet while sitting in machine

 

[nbomar]

Well, maybe you should have asked the particulars of unloading. Parachute drop near Oahu at 12,000 feet while sitting in machine

Like a scene from fast and furious!


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[JTW]

Well, maybe you should have asked the particulars of unloading. Parachute drop near Oahu at 12,000 feet while sitting in machine

I’m still in!! I’ve been wanting to go skydiving!

 

[Eltobgi]

Like a scene from fast and furious!


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[Hondasxs]

Shoot ya.
I'm in too.

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[ohanacreek]

Well, maybe you should have asked the particulars of unloading. Parachute drop near Oahu at 12,000 feet while sitting in machine

That scenery and adrenaline rush would make the riding afterwards mundane.

Edit: Hell of an Overland pack out and we'd have to get a ride to the Big Island or Kauai for the best scenery.

 

[NTCPrezJB]

That scenery and adrenaline rush would make the riding afterwards mundane.

Am I the only person that was completely disappointed with the hyped adrenaline rush from sky diving? I took the class so I could jump and pull my own chute even. It was my first and only jump. My motorcycle ride to and from the jump was far more exhilarating. When I was getting unstrapped and the guy asked me how it was and I said disappointing he told me that was the first time he had ever heard that response. We talked for a bit and I said I guess had the chute not opened properly and I had to lose it and pull the reserve I would have had a different experience. As it went there was just no real excitement to it. I never had a fear I was going to die or anything. I traveled faster speeds on the Ninja on the way there (allegedly) so the wind force wasn't anything new. I was flying every single week then so the scenery wasn't anything exciting. I had also previously para-sailed so the quiet floating in the air part wasn't new either. Don't get me wrong, it was cool and overall I was still glad I did it, but I was definitely disappointed that it didn't elevate my pulse.

 

[ohanacreek]

Am I the only person that was completely disappointed with the hyped adrenaline rush from sky diving? I took the class so I could jump and pull my own chute even. It was my first and only jump. My motorcycle ride to and from the jump was far more exhilarating. When I was getting unstrapped and the guy asked me how it was and I said disappointing he told me that was the first time he had ever heard that response. We talked for a bit and I said I guess had the chute not opened properly and I had to lose it and pull the reserve I would have had a different experience. As it went there was just no real excitement to it. I never had a fear I was going to die or anything. I traveled faster speeds on the Ninja on the way there (allegedly) so the wind force wasn't anything new. I was flying every single week then so the scenery wasn't anything exciting. I had also previously para-sailed so the quiet floating in the air part wasn't new either. Don't get me wrong, it was cool and overall I was still glad I did it, but I was definitely disappointed that it didn't elevate my pulse.

You must not have a problem with heights, I'd rather NOT fall. I do like skydiving and flying though.

 

[NTCPrezJB]

You must not have a problem with heights, I'd rather NOT fall. I do like skydiving and flying though.

I won't claim to be a fan of heights, but I do what needs to be done. I was the one sent to the top of the antennae tower and I've been on plenty of roofs and up plenty of trees. I use a safety harness and life line's though if things are at all sketchy so it isn't like I don't respect a good fall to death. I was nervous for a week leading up to the jump day. I had seen probably a hundred people jump tandem and land safely with no issues at all while I was going through the class that day. I guess I just felt perfectly safe by the time the jump rolled around at the end of the day. I was probably just far to naive about how safe it was. I chalk it up to young and stupid. lol

Honestly the coolest thing I've ever done was an aerobatic plane ride. It was like an hour long roller coaster ride more or less. It was a trainer plane as well so the pilot even let me have the controls for some barrel rolls. I'd definitely take an opportunity to do that again.

 

[JACKAL]

I’m still in!! I’ve been wanting to go skydiving!

Well one thing is for certain, if your parachute doesn't open you have the rest of your life to fix it.

 

[trigger]

Am I the only person that was completely disappointed with the hyped adrenaline rush from sky diving? I took the class so I could jump and pull my own chute even. It was my first and only jump. My motorcycle ride to and from the jump was far more exhilarating. When I was getting unstrapped and the guy asked me how it was and I said disappointing he told me that was the first time he had ever heard that response. We talked for a bit and I said I guess had the chute not opened properly and I had to lose it and pull the reserve I would have had a different experience. As it went there was just no real excitement to it. I never had a fear I was going to die or anything. I traveled faster speeds on the Ninja on the way there (allegedly) so the wind force wasn't anything new. I was flying every single week then so the scenery wasn't anything exciting. I had also previously para-sailed so the quiet floating in the air part wasn't new either. Don't get me wrong, it was cool and overall I was still glad I did it, but I was definitely disappointed that it didn't elevate my pulse.

Maybe because you did the solo jump? First jump after training is usually a static line jump from about 1500 feet. The tandem jump I did was from 9000 and you free fall a lot longer. Wasn't scary at all but it was fun! First time flying in a plane too and I jumped out of it.