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    Count Me in for Next Year

    Quote Originally Posted by Darkknight View Post
    Yeah I know, this year's participants are probably not even home yet.
    I feel like I really missed something fun and memorable.
    Are there any thoughts on possible locations for next year's rally and what time of year?
    Just got 400 miles on my F6B. I would love to meet annually. We did it annually for the Valkyrie club

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    Once a year is not enough to meet up with my old friends and now, new friends. I can see two rallies per year, left coast, right coast, where a large group of us get together...as far as Bike Fests...why not...
    " Truth is often deemed rude, blunt and to the point which is why so few make their friend " Freddy Hayler ..352-267-1553 Sanford, FLA Gutterman6000@Gmail.com

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    Bike fests by state or region would be a great idea leading up to a national rally in the middle that doesn't require anyone to go cross-country. Coastal regionals would be good. It would be a lot more wallet-friendly for those of us not related to a Microsoft founder.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 4DI2D View Post
    Bike fests by state or region would be a great idea leading up to a national rally in the middle that doesn't require anyone to go cross-country. Coastal regionals would be good. It would be a lot more wallet-friendly for those of us not related to a Microsoft founder.
    I would be more likely to attend something like this than a 'once a year' event held 1,000 miles away, but I'm also beginning to understand the challenges faced with getting it to 'all come together', especially with the somewhat limited number of F6B riders out there.

    Kudo's to those who arranged (and attended!) this years Rally!

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    Cool

    Scottrod...you are exactly right.... it does take a lot of planning, by all concerned, vacation time, distance to travel, hotels, food, gas, routes, wear and tear on both rider and bike,in some cases permission from spouses, money and desire... and that is just to get there. Then you have entertainment, lodging, restaurants, routes, tents, food and prizes...and the list goes on for each person as well, then desire and money. Then to take into account each rider, their ability, and their desires once at the rally. Very difficult to cover all the bases and make sure everyone feels like they were welcome and had a good time....and all of this for four days!

    The bottom line is the more participation from all evolved the easier it is to do.

    The truth is the planning for next year has already began. How to improve, routes, skill levels, restaurants and so on... it is never ending! But I must say well worth the effort!!!
    " Truth is often deemed rude, blunt and to the point which is why so few make their friend " Freddy Hayler ..352-267-1553 Sanford, FLA Gutterman6000@Gmail.com

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    Personally, I recognize all the effort that Phantom and Steve put into the making and execution of this years rally, and again...I want to THANK them both, as well as everyone else involved, in the organization, planning, and follow through of this event. Well, maybe no thanks to Little Dawg, as all she did was sit there, on the back of Big Dawgs bike, looking pretty, in those painted on tight jeans.

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    He lives! Welcome back to the forum! With your latest experience of absorbing unknown quantities of electricity (lots of joules), and considering your various doctorates, I think we need to add another one...Dr. Frankenstein We all wondered if your brain function would be compromised but, considering your comment on Little Dawg, it sounds like you're back to completely normal. Seriously, Miles, it's good to have you back with us! Take care, God bless!

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