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[BS Gal (Premo)]

Originally Posted by itsbob

South to PLO??

Let her lead and set the pace.. I'm all for a leisurely ride, as long as there is enough breeze to keep me cool.

That's kind of what I was thinking. I think the humidity has dropped a lot and there is a cool front moving in, so it should be nice.

[Dye Tied (Premo)]

Originally Posted by BS Gal

You want to catch the duck walking and the left turn out of the parking lot, don't ya?

I'll bring my lawn chair and bottle of fine wine

[toppick08 (Premo)]

Y'all need anybody to run blocker through the intersections........

[desertrat (Premo)]

Originally Posted by BS Gal

That's kind of what I was thinking. I think the humidity has dropped a lot and there is a cool front moving in, so it should be nice.

I'm wondering why the "three wheeled motorcycle" ad keeps popping up on this thread.

[toppick08 (Premo)]

Originally Posted by Dye Tied

I'll bring my lawn chair and bottle of fine wine

I'll bring some cheese and a chair......

[BS Gal (Premo)]

Originally Posted by Dye Tied

I'll bring my lawn chair and bottle of fine wine

[my-thyme]

Originally Posted by itsbob

Is this an open invitation for a ride tomorrow?

...sure, but no laughing at the newbie allowed

Originally Posted by itsbob

South to PLO?? Let her lead and set the pace..

...only if you want to go 37 MPH, otherwise I'd prefer to be in the back...

Originally Posted by BS Gal

Dukesdad told me once: "When we start getting smaller, you need to speed up."

[BS Gal (Premo)]

Originally Posted by my-thyme

...sure, but no laughing at the newbie allowed



...only if you want to go 37 MPH, otherwise I'd prefer to be in the back...

Nobody will laugh.

Actually, the first time I went out with the experienced riders on my 250, they had me lead the pack and everyone stayed within my comfort zone. It was a bit slow for them, but they were all fine with it.

[itsbob (Premo)]

Originally Posted by my-thyme

...sure, but no laughing at the newbie allowed



...only if you want to go 37 MPH, otherwise I'd prefer to be in the back...

I'd rather you be in the front going your speed, than be in the back and think you have to keep up or catch up.

For future reference, no matter the group situation, always ride your ride. Don't feel like you have to keep up.

[itsbob (Premo)]

Originally Posted by BS Gal

Nobody will laugh.

Actually, the first time I went out with the experienced riders on my 250, they had me lead the pack and everyone stayed within my comfort zone. It was a bit slow for them, but they were all fine with it.

Ed Zachary.

We were all new riders at one time too, I'm ok with riding her speed.