Raa 9 2014 ?????

[mexican]

I voted "other" cuz I didn't see Antioch Ca as an option.......

As my 2nd choice I could make Colorado.....

We are counting on you!!

 

[UNCLE JESSE]

Colorado sounds good but it will probably have to be scheduled in late June due to weather concerns

 

[stephantmi]

Hwy 1

I've been told by professional guides that Hwy 1 up the California coast is one of the most beautiful rides in the world...

Highway No. 1 Motorcycle Tour

 

[RKTNMYPKT]

I've been told by professional guides that Hwy 1 up the California coast is one of the most beautiful rides in the world...

Highway No. 1 Motorcycle Tour

That's what I'm talkin about! California it is! ;-)

 

[stephantmi]

Guided

Perhaps we could contract with somebody like Edelweiss to manage RAA 9 by booking the rooms/food, guide and transporting luggage and we provide our own bikes... I did a Alps trip with them once, they were great...

Just a thought

 

[R3Tex]

I was thinking more along the lines of put your camping gear on your bike and hit the road...bring your own pie

 

[stephantmi]

sore butt

After riding on the bike for 8 hours, it was nice to get to the hotel, luggage in the room... dinner ready, and fun with the group... in the morning, packed up, left the luggage in the room, they transported it to the next stop... at breakfast and short presentation of the day's riding options and interesting stops... we could follow the guide or do our own thing... They seemed to have great hotels/resorts to stay, it was wonderful fun although on a BMW. As I'm new, I don't know how many people join in... but it has to be a lot of work for someone to figure out where we would end up, arrange all of the accommodations, dining, etc... They may get better rates on rooms, etc...

Again, just a thought. The other thing that may be nice, perhaps Triumph could support rentals for the out of country members to rent for the event. It'd be nice to meet some Aussies.

 

[1olbull]

I would vote Utah.
Better weather, Capital Reef, Moab, Bryce, Zion . . .
Don't get much more awesome than this!
A rip to Lake Powell would be the frosting on the cake.
If you have never ridden these areas - you be missing out, big time.
JMHO,
1olbull

 

[nolton]

After riding on the bike for 8 hours, it was nice to get to the hotel, luggage in the room... dinner ready, and fun with the group... in the morning, packed up, left the luggage in the room, they transported it to the next stop... at breakfast and short presentation of the day's riding options and interesting stops... we could follow the guide or do our own thing... They seemed to have great hotels/resorts to stay, it was wonderful fun although on a BMW. As I'm new, I don't know how many people join in... but it has to be a lot of work for someone to figure out where we would end up, arrange all of the accommodations, dining, etc... They may get better rates on rooms, etc...

Again, just a thought. The other thing that may be nice, perhaps Triumph could support rentals for the out of country members to rent for the event. It'd be nice to meet some Aussies.

Bra, that sounds kind of cool but I just cant do a resort.
I would rather sleep in a tent next to a campfire with some of the best friend that I have ever known than be pampered in a resort. I would rather dig a hole, drop a load, fill in the hole than look at a bidet.
I like what God has to offer more than what Man has to offer.
I'm not knocking your concept. It sounds great if your riding in another country and cant speak the language but it just ain't me.
Mom and pop hotels/motels or a state park.
The baggage carrier idea I really like though.

 

[nolton]

I would vote Utah.
Better weather, Capital Reef, Moab, Bryce, Zion . . .
Don't get much more awesome than this!
A rip to Lake Powell would be the frosting on the cake.
If you have never ridden these areas - you be missing out, big time.
JMHO,
1olbull

Lets see it.

Post a map.