DAMN Riders - No rules, Just ride!

Highway Dirt Bikes. Toughest ones I've seen and they send you the tap and big bolts (3/8"?) to tap the ends of your bars. With the big bolts in the bars, you can safely use your hand guards as a tie down point if you wanted to. Plus the integrated mirrors (extra) are pretty slick and awesome.

I can retire at the ripe old age of 42.

It was a good little ride today. Excellent weather and a good group of guys. When I showed up, Sam had already paid for us to ride. Thanks Sam!

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Wed Dec 26, 2018 4:51 pm

juddspaintballs wrote: ↑

Wed Dec 26, 2018 2:42 pm

So tomorrow, 11 AM, The Cove?

Nobody is going to be there.

Fixed that for you.

So tomorrow, 11 AM, The Cove?


I had a stomach bug yesterday and spent all of it in bed or puking. I'm feeling better today, able to eat and I'm planning on cutting up some firewood. I should be fine for tomorrow, but if I'm still feeling off, I might head home early.

This is true, it's really not this bad on the main trails. There are rocks, but not all that bad. The Cove was one of the first places I rode when I was starting out. I was on a KLR250 and I wasn't doing great, but I was doing it until I took a stick in a coolant hose. The Cove is a good place to ri...

There's some dirt between the rocks. It's not too bad.

I'm likely for this.

If it's an old farts ride, I guess I can't go.


Unless we determine old fartness based on a formula. Your age x your bike's age = your level of old fartness. I'm 495 by that formula.

Maybe. I'm off both of those days.