There's a SS1000 coming up in October. I haven't done one yet and I'd like to do this one. Can I get anyone to join me? Registration begins September 1st.
http://www.mctourer.com/rides/2013/R...K/Phoenix.html
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There's a SS1000 coming up in October. I haven't done one yet and I'd like to do this one. Can I get anyone to join me? Registration begins September 1st.
http://www.mctourer.com/rides/2013/R...K/Phoenix.html
Hell....do one now and head to N.C. !!!!!
I'd love to be out there but I didn't find out about it til too late. I don't have enough vacation time.Quote:
Originally Posted by Steve 0080
Would love too, but have plans for the 6th that I should be coherent for.Quote:
Originally Posted by bobbyf6b
I just registered, can't wait!
Phuckin' cool!! Really wanted to do this but it's football season.Quote:
Originally Posted by bobbyf6b
I've done 1200+ miles in 23 hours (Eureka Springs to Phoenix) but it wasn't planned so no Iron Butt for me.
Made it to Flagstaff. Stopped for a bite to eat. Bike said 37 degrees. Damn it's cold!
First...good to see that you are out riding today...YEAH !Quote:
Originally Posted by bobbyf6b
Second...THAT is why we wear heated clothing and have heated grips. :icon_wink:
I didn't really have time to post any more updates throughout the day but I made it and I'm home again. Whew, what a long day. Seems like a blur now.
1067 miles in 16 hours, 12 minutes. (not including 100 miles round trip from my house)
I used 26.93 gallons of gas so that's 39.62 mpg. It was really windy so I'm sure it hurt the mpg. Oh, and I was doing 80-85 mph most of the way.
I took a few 30 min breaks to eat and rest the buns. Actually my neck and shoulders hurt the most. It was fun but I can't imagine doing it on any other bike. The F6B was perfect!
:twitch:Time for bed:twitch:
Bobby, CONGRATS on completing your Saddlesore 1000. Good time for your first 1000 mile ride.
With the sore neck, back and shoulders, you "may" want to look at handlebar positioning, or possibly seat reconfiguration. Getting the ergonomics of the bike into perfection, makes the ride that much easier, and you feel better at the end of the ride.
Again, good ride, and Congratulations :yes:
Heh heh heh!
Hope you get some good sleep,,,,
Next on the agenda will be the 'Roid-Rally 2000'! :shock: :tomatohit:
Nah,,, if you're having fun, it can't be THAT bad!
I was thinking the bars would be nice a couple inches higher. Would put my hands right in the sweet spot of wind deflection off the mirrors. Seems like the reach is ok but someone that knows better might be able to tell me otherwise.
Congratulations! Now get all the paper work finished and send it off. These rides are real mileposts for the above average riders.
You are now a member of an elite brotherhood. Well done!
Thanks! One reason I did the ride at this time was a local group was taking care of all the details for us. They scanned in all our paperwork immediately after the ride. Made everything really easy.Quote:
Originally Posted by Philbert40
I found out we had 18 bikes and all made it safe and sound and under the time limit.
Iron Butt, Farkles & Darkside...Quote:
Originally Posted by Philbert40
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