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So what is the rule on open fires? Is it lack of firewood that is the problem? I have a cure for that. Are old class "C" motorhomes allowed? How about a fat, slow lawyer from Oregon with an '03 Berg? 
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sorry, we have a use for old motorhomes and '03 bergs so that just leaves...(LOL!)
however this is old ***** territory so we'll try and put in a good word for you, see if we can't get you a weekend pass.
regards
Taffy
however this is old ***** territory so we'll try and put in a good word for you, see if we can't get you a weekend pass.
regards
Taffy
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sueyoulater said:So what is the rule on open fires? Is it lack of firewood that is the problem? I have a cure for that. Are old class "C" motorhomes allowed? How about a fat, slow lawyer from Oregon with an '03 Berg?
ya know what they call a bus full of lawyers going over a cliff???????????????????
:twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted:
we got fire and meat cooked over fire
you can have fire in the fire ring and in the ghetto burner
but.........
ya gotta have a chest full of frosty BARLEY POPS too
bring firewood they think theirs is made of gold. :twisted:
t minus what?????????????
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Gee, golly, what in Heaven's name could you mean by a "barley pop?"
I, I, I, I have never done this before.... I feel so "vulnable"....
Firewood I got. Rum I got. Berg I got. Working on settling a case scheduled for that same week.
Incoming.................. Semper Fi
SYL
I, I, I, I have never done this before.... I feel so "vulnable"....
Firewood I got. Rum I got. Berg I got. Working on settling a case scheduled for that same week.
Incoming.................. Semper Fi
SYL
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FROGGYFARTPANTS!!! You're killin me Taffy, that's funny!!!!! Beer tents are good. Beer farts in the cabins are better. You can watch their eyes water. I'm sure this thread will go down hill completely now.
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baja_racer said:
the only problem may be getting from the camp to the hotel.
it seems we party a bit at the camp and you may become 'unable' to drive.
utah is a tuff state.
the cabins are ok, wood floors, beds, heat/ac, light and a door.
alot better than the dirt, but not the hilton either.
tuts
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Taffy said:
taffy , and others,
i plan on bringing keg
its alot cheaper, better and no bottles or cans to clean up.
i don't like the usa beers, so i'll try for an import.
just for curiousity sake, how many would like tap beer and how much per day?
tuts :devil:
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schwim said:baja_racer said:
huh, you had heaters and tents when you were in the Marines?
They were nicer to you than they were to me....
json
json,
were you in the mariner's or captured by them?
really looking forward to seeing you and your brother [husyodaddy] there.
i think i speak for the group [or at least the group in my head] when i say that we love you and need to see you too. for real. seriously.
ok, ok.....its because you tell the best hilarious stories.
tuts :devil:
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Husyodaddy said:
husyodaddy,
i've been saving up some soda cans so i can throw them at the cars on the way up and the way down! [inside joke].
looking forward to hanging out with you again.
help make json feel, well lets go for the old reliable one, guilty if he does come.
i bet alot of riders would get a ktm or honda if we are sans json
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tuts
i'm into the beer more than lager as such. so count me in. i'm only good for 4-7 pints per night you know that. froggy, i've catered for you now ok? we'll have a drip tray there so no problems ok?
"huh, you had heaters and tents when you were in the Marines?
They were nicer to you than they were to me....
json
json,
were you in the mariner's or captured by them?"
pissed myself at that one!
'fat tyre' or should that be 'fat tire' was the beer of choice when i was in houston 6 years ago.
good show tuts!
regards
Taffy.
i'm into the beer more than lager as such. so count me in. i'm only good for 4-7 pints per night you know that. froggy, i've catered for you now ok? we'll have a drip tray there so no problems ok?
"huh, you had heaters and tents when you were in the Marines?
They were nicer to you than they were to me....
json
json,
were you in the mariner's or captured by them?"
pissed myself at that one!
'fat tyre' or should that be 'fat tire' was the beer of choice when i was in houston 6 years ago.
good show tuts!
regards
Taffy.
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I just read the whole thread and I am amazed that we will be hosting so many people from 'across the pond'. You guys are in for a real treat.
As last year, I will let someone drive one of my trucks with a toyhauler from Phoenix, that will provide tranport for bikes to Moab and to and from the staging areas each day. We will drive up on Wed to organize the parking and cabin situation. As last year, we will get the RV spaces next to the cabins and the bikes will all be safe and secure corralled next to our motorhome. This year, bobzilla, you are on your own 'cause I aint awaiting for you to get up at the crack of noon to go ride. I like to ride early (to beat the rush to th E.R.), go eat lunch and then ride again in the afternoon. We can get a couple of groups riding at different start times to suite everyone's needs or preferences.
The boys are looking forward to seeing you again Taffy.
We can visit the Grand Canyon on the way home if any of the Euro guys would like to see it. Ask Taffy if he thought it was worth the trip.
As last year, I will let someone drive one of my trucks with a toyhauler from Phoenix, that will provide tranport for bikes to Moab and to and from the staging areas each day. We will drive up on Wed to organize the parking and cabin situation. As last year, we will get the RV spaces next to the cabins and the bikes will all be safe and secure corralled next to our motorhome. This year, bobzilla, you are on your own 'cause I aint awaiting for you to get up at the crack of noon to go ride. I like to ride early (to beat the rush to th E.R.), go eat lunch and then ride again in the afternoon. We can get a couple of groups riding at different start times to suite everyone's needs or preferences.
The boys are looking forward to seeing you again Taffy.
We can visit the Grand Canyon on the way home if any of the Euro guys would like to see it. Ask Taffy if he thought it was worth the trip.
Brian/Splat, Just knowing that you and berger will be there organizing things makes it that much harder to wait for March, you guy's did a great job in PHX and in Moab last year! :director:
I have been collecting some salsas and hot sauces for you to try, maybe we can do brisket again one night. What is the head count at present or is to early to know? :violent3:
I found a good short ride that can start and end near Ken's Lake just south of town 32 miles round trip some slickrock, a creek crossing with a 7 foot solid rock bank (slippery when wet) washes and hills, a good tune up for the riding conditions of the area.
H-berg
I have been collecting some salsas and hot sauces for you to try, maybe we can do brisket again one night. What is the head count at present or is to early to know? :violent3:
I found a good short ride that can start and end near Ken's Lake just south of town 32 miles round trip some slickrock, a creek crossing with a 7 foot solid rock bank (slippery when wet) washes and hills, a good tune up for the riding conditions of the area.
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hey all,
should we have a big bbq one nite?
like steaks, cburgers, chili, pot luck, etc.?
i wouldn't mind because i can keep the cost
down and eat good food i like.
so whats everyone ideas for food?
is it too early to think about this stuff?
tuts
should we have a big bbq one nite?
like steaks, cburgers, chili, pot luck, etc.?
i wouldn't mind because i can keep the cost
down and eat good food i like.
so whats everyone ideas for food?
is it too early to think about this stuff?
tuts
Force Ride East ??
Good Evening
I'm new to this forum. I was looking around and saw where there was a Force Ride East?
I think it was slated for the Hatfield McCoy trail system in W/VA.
Did this ride take place and are there pics or copy from attendees AND, in the spring, would there be interest in another Force Ride East location?
Thanks,
Partsforu
Good Evening
I'm new to this forum. I was looking around and saw where there was a Force Ride East?
I think it was slated for the Hatfield McCoy trail system in W/VA.
Did this ride take place and are there pics or copy from attendees AND, in the spring, would there be interest in another Force Ride East location?
Thanks,
Partsforu
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RE: Force Ride East ??
The last H/M ride was some time ago. You can view the gallery or view some ride reports(one example)
thanks,
json
The last H/M ride was some time ago. You can view the gallery or view some ride reports(one example)
thanks,
json
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Thanks for the compliment. Berger really gets all the credit for the Phx ride.bergdude said:
Way too early to know. We should get a firm head count by the Friday of the ride
Sounds good. I was thinking that we should plan to ride one day at Green River. The slick rock bowls are over a thousand feet in diameter and hundreds of feet high.
