Friday 30 September 2022
Thursday 29 September 2022
[emrat:13765] First Sunday Ride 10/2?
RATS: I won't be able to ride this Sunday but if anyone wants to put together a First Sunday ride, let me know when and where and I'll post it on both the Google Group and the FB page.
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Friday 23 September 2022
Re: [emrat:13764] September 2022 Meeting Agenda
Martin; You may want to mention this at the RMRAT mtg, as I won't be there: I have 20 free admission passes to the MRA roadrace finale at High Plains Raceway on SUN, SEP 25. First come, first served! (will bring them on SAT).
EWB
ROCKY MOUNTAIN RIDERS ASSOCIATION OF TRIUMPH (RMRAT)
MONTHLY MEETING AGENDA
SEPTEMBER 2022
1. Member introductions/new members/new bikes?
PAST EVENTS:
1. Bullet Bob's 5 pass ride
2. South Dakota overnight
3. British Motoring Conclave
CLUB BUSINESS:
1. First Sunday Ride 10/2?
UPCOMING EVENTS:
]9/25/2022 Cultivate Motorcycle & Car Show with Pancake Breakfast
https://www.cyclefish.com/motorcycle_event/69013
10/01/2022 2022 Charity Car & Bike Show, Lone Tree
https://www.cyclefish.com/motorcycle_event/69015
10/2/2022 First Sunday Ride? Leaf Peeping?
10/3/2022 Motorcycles Open Lapping at High Plains Raceway
October 3 @ 6:30 am - 5:00 pm
https://www.highplainsraceway.com/event/motorcycles-open-lapping-15/
PRESENTATION:
No presentation this month. Ride to Rambler Ranch. Lunch afterwards in Parker
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[emrat:13763] September 2022 Meeting Agenda
ROCKY MOUNTAIN RIDERS ASSOCIATION OF TRIUMPH (RMRAT)
MONTHLY MEETING AGENDA
SEPTEMBER 2022
1. Member introductions/new members/new bikes?
PAST EVENTS:
1. Bullet Bob's 5 pass ride
2. South Dakota overnight
3. British Motoring Conclave
CLUB BUSINESS:
1. First Sunday Ride 10/2?
UPCOMING EVENTS:
]9/25/2022 Cultivate Motorcycle & Car Show with Pancake Breakfast
https://www.cyclefish.com/motorcycle_event/69013
10/01/2022 2022 Charity Car & Bike Show, Lone Tree
https://www.cyclefish.com/motorcycle_event/69015
10/2/2022 First Sunday Ride? Leaf Peeping?
10/3/2022 Motorcycles Open Lapping at High Plains Raceway
October 3 @ 6:30 am - 5:00 pm
https://www.highplainsraceway.com/event/motorcycles-open-lapping-15/
PRESENTATION:
No presentation this month. Ride to Rambler Ranch. Lunch afterwards in Parker
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Thursday 22 September 2022
Re: [emrat:13762] Weather change means time to swap out the summer air from the tires
Not sure which tires to recommend, but Performance and other places will mount and balance tires as long as you bring the wheels to them.
They might have an answer about the sensors, but seems like that may be a dealership question.
On Thu, Sep 22, 2022 at 2:33 PM Jim Kerick <jim.kerick@gmail.com> wrote:
Heavy bike?It isn't fat, just big framed.Now the debate is wait till spring and deal with the tires till then, or do get new now.Jimmashed out with large thumbs on a small screen with autocorrect interjecting itself--On Thu, Sep 22, 2022, 13:38 Martin Richard <martinarmy1961@gmail.com> wrote:Concur with this. I just put a set of Road 6 GT's on my R1200RT.I "discovered" Michelin Pilot Road GT's when I had my R1150R and they are now my go-to tire.Jim, I think for a heavy bike like your Trophy the Road 6 GT would be a good tire.Mine did great on the South Dakota trip which included everything from chilly temps (frost on my seat every morning) to 95 degrees going across Nebraska.--On Wed, Sep 21, 2022 at 6:36 AM Jim Baker <beaker@pobox.com> wrote:I have always loved Michelin Pilot Roads, and am annoyed I can't get them for the Bonneville.Cheers,Jim--On Tue, Sep 20, 2022 at 11:03 PM Jim Kerick <jim.kerick@gmail.com> wrote:Hey,--So I had to go down east of the Springs for work again today. Schriever Space Force Base is about a 115+ mile haul for me from Thornton and not close to much of anything.I got on the Trophy at 5:15, stopped for gas and noted the tire pressures showing were about 3 lbs less than when I checked them a week ago. I thought, okay, borderline, these will heat up as I ride.Well they weren't heating up well. The sun still was down, traffic was traffic, and the pressure for the rear was showing 40, supposed to be 42 cold, and the front was showing 35, where it should be 36.As I got south of Denver on I-25, and started going up toward Monument the rear pressure dropped despite doing a wee bit over the speed limit. (I am quite upset with myself for violating a speed law, so please don't heap humiliation upon my shame).Given that two plans came to mind, first pull off the highway and use my portable pump to top up the tires, or get heat into the rubber using another method. I chose, kick the speed up. The Trophy SE marketing claims it produces 134 hp at 8900 RPM. My RPM was lower, I was in sixth and traffic thinned out.Before I rode home I used the previously mentioned electric pump to get the air pressure up. It was also 90 at 3:15 PM, so I really need to check the tires in the AM before I ride next.I have over 6000 miles on the Avon Roadtec 01 and the rear is getting mighty square, and the front is also showing wear. I looked and found I put these tires on in 2017. So I am averaging 1250 miles per year. Since I worked from home during 4 of the 5 years, and I have usually done a lot of my riding commuting I see a bit of why I haven't ridden as much. Health issues like a partially torn elbow tendon stopped me riding for a while, if I can't pick up a cup of coffee, I shouldn't try to ride was my thought. Still, damn I need to ride more now that I don't have the health issues as an excuse.So I need to find new tires, a place to mount them, and possibly replace the tire pressure sensor batteries. That might be a joy as some of the Trophy's have the batteries soldered in.While I have no issue with pulling the tires from the bike, I have never taken a tire off the rim. Any advice? If your advice is don't bother and let the batteries keep popping a low voltage error until the bike is rolling, I understand.As for new rubber, I am leaning to staying with the Metzler SportTec 01 SE. The 01 set gave good traction, feedback, good in the wet, and lasted about what i expected. I got 6K from stock Pirreli Angels, and Michenlin Pilot 4s.I am open to suggestions of tires along the sport touring type.Jim--Jim Kerick
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Re: [emrat:13761] Weather change means time to swap out the summer air from the tires
Heavy bike?
It isn't fat, just big framed.
Now the debate is wait till spring and deal with the tires till then, or do get new now.
Jim
mashed out with large thumbs on a small screen with autocorrect interjecting itself
On Thu, Sep 22, 2022, 13:38 Martin Richard <martinarmy1961@gmail.com> wrote:
Concur with this. I just put a set of Road 6 GT's on my R1200RT.I "discovered" Michelin Pilot Road GT's when I had my R1150R and they are now my go-to tire.Jim, I think for a heavy bike like your Trophy the Road 6 GT would be a good tire.Mine did great on the South Dakota trip which included everything from chilly temps (frost on my seat every morning) to 95 degrees going across Nebraska.--On Wed, Sep 21, 2022 at 6:36 AM Jim Baker <beaker@pobox.com> wrote:I have always loved Michelin Pilot Roads, and am annoyed I can't get them for the Bonneville.Cheers,Jim--On Tue, Sep 20, 2022 at 11:03 PM Jim Kerick <jim.kerick@gmail.com> wrote:Hey,--So I had to go down east of the Springs for work again today. Schriever Space Force Base is about a 115+ mile haul for me from Thornton and not close to much of anything.I got on the Trophy at 5:15, stopped for gas and noted the tire pressures showing were about 3 lbs less than when I checked them a week ago. I thought, okay, borderline, these will heat up as I ride.Well they weren't heating up well. The sun still was down, traffic was traffic, and the pressure for the rear was showing 40, supposed to be 42 cold, and the front was showing 35, where it should be 36.As I got south of Denver on I-25, and started going up toward Monument the rear pressure dropped despite doing a wee bit over the speed limit. (I am quite upset with myself for violating a speed law, so please don't heap humiliation upon my shame).Given that two plans came to mind, first pull off the highway and use my portable pump to top up the tires, or get heat into the rubber using another method. I chose, kick the speed up. The Trophy SE marketing claims it produces 134 hp at 8900 RPM. My RPM was lower, I was in sixth and traffic thinned out.Before I rode home I used the previously mentioned electric pump to get the air pressure up. It was also 90 at 3:15 PM, so I really need to check the tires in the AM before I ride next.I have over 6000 miles on the Avon Roadtec 01 and the rear is getting mighty square, and the front is also showing wear. I looked and found I put these tires on in 2017. So I am averaging 1250 miles per year. Since I worked from home during 4 of the 5 years, and I have usually done a lot of my riding commuting I see a bit of why I haven't ridden as much. Health issues like a partially torn elbow tendon stopped me riding for a while, if I can't pick up a cup of coffee, I shouldn't try to ride was my thought. Still, damn I need to ride more now that I don't have the health issues as an excuse.So I need to find new tires, a place to mount them, and possibly replace the tire pressure sensor batteries. That might be a joy as some of the Trophy's have the batteries soldered in.While I have no issue with pulling the tires from the bike, I have never taken a tire off the rim. Any advice? If your advice is don't bother and let the batteries keep popping a low voltage error until the bike is rolling, I understand.As for new rubber, I am leaning to staying with the Metzler SportTec 01 SE. The 01 set gave good traction, feedback, good in the wet, and lasted about what i expected. I got 6K from stock Pirreli Angels, and Michenlin Pilot 4s.I am open to suggestions of tires along the sport touring type.Jim--Jim Kerick
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Re: [emrat:13760] Weather change means time to swap out the summer air from the tires
Concur with this. I just put a set of Road 6 GT's on my R1200RT.
I "discovered" Michelin Pilot Road GT's when I had my R1150R and they are now my go-to tire.
Jim, I think for a heavy bike like your Trophy the Road 6 GT would be a good tire.
Mine did great on the South Dakota trip which included everything from chilly temps (frost on my seat every morning) to 95 degrees going across Nebraska.
On Wed, Sep 21, 2022 at 6:36 AM Jim Baker <beaker@pobox.com> wrote:
I have always loved Michelin Pilot Roads, and am annoyed I can't get them for the Bonneville.Cheers,Jim--On Tue, Sep 20, 2022 at 11:03 PM Jim Kerick <jim.kerick@gmail.com> wrote:Hey,--So I had to go down east of the Springs for work again today. Schriever Space Force Base is about a 115+ mile haul for me from Thornton and not close to much of anything.I got on the Trophy at 5:15, stopped for gas and noted the tire pressures showing were about 3 lbs less than when I checked them a week ago. I thought, okay, borderline, these will heat up as I ride.Well they weren't heating up well. The sun still was down, traffic was traffic, and the pressure for the rear was showing 40, supposed to be 42 cold, and the front was showing 35, where it should be 36.As I got south of Denver on I-25, and started going up toward Monument the rear pressure dropped despite doing a wee bit over the speed limit. (I am quite upset with myself for violating a speed law, so please don't heap humiliation upon my shame).Given that two plans came to mind, first pull off the highway and use my portable pump to top up the tires, or get heat into the rubber using another method. I chose, kick the speed up. The Trophy SE marketing claims it produces 134 hp at 8900 RPM. My RPM was lower, I was in sixth and traffic thinned out.Before I rode home I used the previously mentioned electric pump to get the air pressure up. It was also 90 at 3:15 PM, so I really need to check the tires in the AM before I ride next.I have over 6000 miles on the Avon Roadtec 01 and the rear is getting mighty square, and the front is also showing wear. I looked and found I put these tires on in 2017. So I am averaging 1250 miles per year. Since I worked from home during 4 of the 5 years, and I have usually done a lot of my riding commuting I see a bit of why I haven't ridden as much. Health issues like a partially torn elbow tendon stopped me riding for a while, if I can't pick up a cup of coffee, I shouldn't try to ride was my thought. Still, damn I need to ride more now that I don't have the health issues as an excuse.So I need to find new tires, a place to mount them, and possibly replace the tire pressure sensor batteries. That might be a joy as some of the Trophy's have the batteries soldered in.While I have no issue with pulling the tires from the bike, I have never taken a tire off the rim. Any advice? If your advice is don't bother and let the batteries keep popping a low voltage error until the bike is rolling, I understand.As for new rubber, I am leaning to staying with the Metzler SportTec 01 SE. The 01 set gave good traction, feedback, good in the wet, and lasted about what i expected. I got 6K from stock Pirreli Angels, and Michenlin Pilot 4s.I am open to suggestions of tires along the sport touring type.Jim--Jim Kerick
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Wednesday 21 September 2022
Re: [emrat:13759] Weather change means time to swap out the summer air from the tires
I have always loved Michelin Pilot Roads, and am annoyed I can't get them for the Bonneville.
Cheers,
Jim
On Tue, Sep 20, 2022 at 11:03 PM Jim Kerick <jim.kerick@gmail.com> wrote:
Hey,--So I had to go down east of the Springs for work again today. Schriever Space Force Base is about a 115+ mile haul for me from Thornton and not close to much of anything.I got on the Trophy at 5:15, stopped for gas and noted the tire pressures showing were about 3 lbs less than when I checked them a week ago. I thought, okay, borderline, these will heat up as I ride.Well they weren't heating up well. The sun still was down, traffic was traffic, and the pressure for the rear was showing 40, supposed to be 42 cold, and the front was showing 35, where it should be 36.As I got south of Denver on I-25, and started going up toward Monument the rear pressure dropped despite doing a wee bit over the speed limit. (I am quite upset with myself for violating a speed law, so please don't heap humiliation upon my shame).Given that two plans came to mind, first pull off the highway and use my portable pump to top up the tires, or get heat into the rubber using another method. I chose, kick the speed up. The Trophy SE marketing claims it produces 134 hp at 8900 RPM. My RPM was lower, I was in sixth and traffic thinned out.Before I rode home I used the previously mentioned electric pump to get the air pressure up. It was also 90 at 3:15 PM, so I really need to check the tires in the AM before I ride next.I have over 6000 miles on the Avon Roadtec 01 and the rear is getting mighty square, and the front is also showing wear. I looked and found I put these tires on in 2017. So I am averaging 1250 miles per year. Since I worked from home during 4 of the 5 years, and I have usually done a lot of my riding commuting I see a bit of why I haven't ridden as much. Health issues like a partially torn elbow tendon stopped me riding for a while, if I can't pick up a cup of coffee, I shouldn't try to ride was my thought. Still, damn I need to ride more now that I don't have the health issues as an excuse.So I need to find new tires, a place to mount them, and possibly replace the tire pressure sensor batteries. That might be a joy as some of the Trophy's have the batteries soldered in.While I have no issue with pulling the tires from the bike, I have never taken a tire off the rim. Any advice? If your advice is don't bother and let the batteries keep popping a low voltage error until the bike is rolling, I understand.As for new rubber, I am leaning to staying with the Metzler SportTec 01 SE. The 01 set gave good traction, feedback, good in the wet, and lasted about what i expected. I got 6K from stock Pirreli Angels, and Michenlin Pilot 4s.I am open to suggestions of tires along the sport touring type.Jim--Jim Kerick
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Re: [emrat:13758] Monthly RMRAT meeting and ride to RAMBLER RANCH this Saturday 9/24
Martin
I plan on meeting you in Elizabeth,but that all depends on what time l get home first from taking my dog to the vet!
E-Steve
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Date: 9/20/22 22:24 (GMT-07:00)
To: rmrat@googlegroups.com, Robert Wendl <radwendl@oneimage.com>
Subject: Re: [emrat:13756] Monthly RMRAT meeting and ride to RAMBLER RANCH this Saturday 9/24
Martin; I plan on doing the same as the Wendls, so I will not be at the RMRAT meeting. I will be driving my truck, as I need to take my walking stick and am not quite up to riding yet.
Capt Bob/Denise; what time will you be at Franktown/Elizabeth? I'd like to meet you and follow to the Rambler Ranch. I agree on Takota.
Finally, I have 20 free admission passes to the MRA roadrace finale at High Plains Raceway on SUN, SEP 25. First come, first served! (will bring them on SAT).
EWB
--On 09/20/2022 5:30 PM Robert Wendl <radwendl@oneimage.com> wrote:
Martin,
Denise and I plan on going with the group to the Rambler Ranch. With it only being a few miles a way we're planning meeting you in Franktown or Elizabeth.
For lunch, I recommend the Takoda Tavern on South Parker road. They have good food and are motorcycle friendly. Below you will find the link to their website.
Bob Wendl
------ Original Message ------From "Martin Richard" <martinarmy1961@gmail.com>Date 9/20/2022 12:22:18 PMSubject [emrat:13749] Monthly RMRAT meeting and ride to RAMBLER RANCH this Saturday 9/24
The monthly RMRAT meeting is this Saturday, 9/24 at 9:00 AM at Foothills Motorcycles. No presentation, we will have a short meeting and then ride as a group to Rambler Ranch for a tour of one of the most amazing car collections in the world.
Tour should be about 2 - 2 1/2 hours and after that, those who want to can ride to a lunch spot in nearby Elizabeth, Kiowa or Parker (Suggestions welcomed.)
Make sure to bring $20 CASH for the Ranch if you are going on the tour, as he does not take cards.
Hope to see you all there!
Martin--
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Tuesday 20 September 2022
[emrat:13757] Weather change means time to swap out the summer air from the tires
Hey,
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-- So I had to go down east of the Springs for work again today. Schriever Space Force Base is about a 115+ mile haul for me from Thornton and not close to much of anything.
I got on the Trophy at 5:15, stopped for gas and noted the tire pressures showing were about 3 lbs less than when I checked them a week ago. I thought, okay, borderline, these will heat up as I ride.
Well they weren't heating up well. The sun still was down, traffic was traffic, and the pressure for the rear was showing 40, supposed to be 42 cold, and the front was showing 35, where it should be 36.
As I got south of Denver on I-25, and started going up toward Monument the rear pressure dropped despite doing a wee bit over the speed limit. (I am quite upset with myself for violating a speed law, so please don't heap humiliation upon my shame).
Given that two plans came to mind, first pull off the highway and use my portable pump to top up the tires, or get heat into the rubber using another method. I chose, kick the speed up. The Trophy SE marketing claims it produces 134 hp at 8900 RPM. My RPM was lower, I was in sixth and traffic thinned out.
Before I rode home I used the previously mentioned electric pump to get the air pressure up. It was also 90 at 3:15 PM, so I really need to check the tires in the AM before I ride next.
I have over 6000 miles on the Avon Roadtec 01 and the rear is getting mighty square, and the front is also showing wear. I looked and found I put these tires on in 2017. So I am averaging 1250 miles per year. Since I worked from home during 4 of the 5 years, and I have usually done a lot of my riding commuting I see a bit of why I haven't ridden as much. Health issues like a partially torn elbow tendon stopped me riding for a while, if I can't pick up a cup of coffee, I shouldn't try to ride was my thought. Still, damn I need to ride more now that I don't have the health issues as an excuse.
So I need to find new tires, a place to mount them, and possibly replace the tire pressure sensor batteries. That might be a joy as some of the Trophy's have the batteries soldered in.
While I have no issue with pulling the tires from the bike, I have never taken a tire off the rim. Any advice? If your advice is don't bother and let the batteries keep popping a low voltage error until the bike is rolling, I understand.
As for new rubber, I am leaning to staying with the Metzler SportTec 01 SE. The 01 set gave good traction, feedback, good in the wet, and lasted about what i expected. I got 6K from stock Pirreli Angels, and Michenlin Pilot 4s.
I am open to suggestions of tires along the sport touring type.
Jim
Jim Kerick
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Re: [emrat:13756] Monthly RMRAT meeting and ride to RAMBLER RANCH this Saturday 9/24
Martin; I plan on doing the same as the Wendls, so I will not be at the RMRAT meeting. I will be driving my truck, as I need to take my walking stick and am not quite up to riding yet.
Capt Bob/Denise; what time will you be at Franktown/Elizabeth? I'd like to meet you and follow to the Rambler Ranch. I agree on Takota.
Finally, I have 20 free admission passes to the MRA roadrace finale at High Plains Raceway on SUN, SEP 25. First come, first served! (will bring them on SAT).
EWB
On 09/20/2022 5:30 PM Robert Wendl <radwendl@oneimage.com> wrote:
Martin,
Denise and I plan on going with the group to the Rambler Ranch. With it only being a few miles a way we're planning meeting you in Franktown or Elizabeth.
For lunch, I recommend the Takoda Tavern on South Parker road. They have good food and are motorcycle friendly. Below you will find the link to their website.
Bob Wendl
------ Original Message ------From "Martin Richard" <martinarmy1961@gmail.com>Date 9/20/2022 12:22:18 PMSubject [emrat:13749] Monthly RMRAT meeting and ride to RAMBLER RANCH this Saturday 9/24
The monthly RMRAT meeting is this Saturday, 9/24 at 9:00 AM at Foothills Motorcycles. No presentation, we will have a short meeting and then ride as a group to Rambler Ranch for a tour of one of the most amazing car collections in the world.
Tour should be about 2 - 2 1/2 hours and after that, those who want to can ride to a lunch spot in nearby Elizabeth, Kiowa or Parker (Suggestions welcomed.)
Make sure to bring $20 CASH for the Ranch if you are going on the tour, as he does not take cards.
Hope to see you all there!
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RE: [emrat:13755] RMRAT 3RD TUESDAY SOCIAL MEETUP - TONITE, RINO BEER GARDEN, 6:30 PM
I just arrived,good luck finding someplace to park.....
E-Steve
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Subject: [emrat:13752] RMRAT 3RD TUESDAY SOCIAL MEETUP - TONITE, RINO BEER GARDEN, 6:30 PM
These guys will be there! (E-Steve, Sammy wants to ride your Speed Triple...)
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Re: [emrat:13754] Monthly RMRAT meeting and ride to RAMBLER RANCH this Saturday 9/24
Martin,
Denise and I plan on going with the group to the Rambler Ranch. With it only being a few miles a way we're planning meeting you in Franktown or Elizabeth.
For lunch, I recommend the Takoda Tavern on South Parker road. They have good food and are motorcycle friendly. Below you will find the link to their website.
Bob Wendl
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From "Martin Richard" <martinarmy1961@gmail.com>
Date 9/20/2022 12:22:18 PM
Subject [emrat:13749] Monthly RMRAT meeting and ride to RAMBLER RANCH this Saturday 9/24
The monthly RMRAT meeting is this Saturday, 9/24 at 9:00 AM at Foothills Motorcycles. No presentation, we will have a short meeting and then ride as a group to Rambler Ranch for a tour of one of the most amazing car collections in the world.--
Tour should be about 2 - 2 1/2 hours and after that, those who want to can ride to a lunch spot in nearby Elizabeth, Kiowa or Parker (Suggestions welcomed.)Make sure to bring $20 CASH for the Ranch if you are going on the tour, as he does not take cards.
Hope to see you all there!Martin
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Re: [emrat:13753] Monthly RMRAT meeting and ride to RAMBLER RANCH this Saturday 9/24
Hi Martin,
Unfortunately I cannot make this month's meeting or the Rambler Ranch.
Thanks,
Vince
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To: rmrat@googlegroups.com <rmrat@googlegroups.com>
Subject: [emrat:13749] Monthly RMRAT meeting and ride to RAMBLER RANCH this Saturday 9/24
The monthly RMRAT meeting is this Saturday, 9/24 at 9:00 AM at Foothills Motorcycles. No presentation, we will have a short meeting and then ride as a group to Rambler Ranch for a tour of one of the most amazing car collections in the world.
Tour should be about 2 - 2 1/2 hours and after that, those who want to can ride to a lunch spot in nearby Elizabeth, Kiowa or Parker (Suggestions welcomed.)
-- Tour should be about 2 - 2 1/2 hours and after that, those who want to can ride to a lunch spot in nearby Elizabeth, Kiowa or Parker (Suggestions welcomed.)
Make sure to bring $20 CASH for the Ranch if you are going on the tour, as he does not take cards.
Hope to see you all there!
Hope to see you all there!
Martin
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[emrat:13752] RMRAT 3RD TUESDAY SOCIAL MEETUP - TONITE, RINO BEER GARDEN, 6:30 PM
These guys will be there! (E-Steve, Sammy wants to ride your Speed Triple...)
Re: [emrat:13751] Monthly RMRAT meeting and ride to RAMBLER RANCH this Saturday 9/24
I won't be able to make it; taking out-of-town guests to RMNP that day. In better news, I have my wheel back; the Bonneville should be back on the road later today.
Enjoy the ranch; if you've never seen it is something else; a testimony to rich people not being crazy, just eccentric ;)
Cheers,
Jim
On Tue, Sep 20, 2022 at 12:22 PM Martin Richard <martinarmy1961@gmail.com> wrote:
The monthly RMRAT meeting is this Saturday, 9/24 at 9:00 AM at Foothills Motorcycles. No presentation, we will have a short meeting and then ride as a group to Rambler Ranch for a tour of one of the most amazing car collections in the world.--
Tour should be about 2 - 2 1/2 hours and after that, those who want to can ride to a lunch spot in nearby Elizabeth, Kiowa or Parker (Suggestions welcomed.)Make sure to bring $20 CASH for the Ranch if you are going on the tour, as he does not take cards.
Hope to see you all there!Martin
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[emrat:13749] Monthly RMRAT meeting and ride to RAMBLER RANCH this Saturday 9/24
The monthly RMRAT meeting is this Saturday, 9/24 at 9:00 AM at Foothills Motorcycles. No presentation, we will have a short meeting and then ride as a group to Rambler Ranch for a tour of one of the most amazing car collections in the world.
Tour should be about 2 - 2 1/2 hours and after that, those who want to can ride to a lunch spot in nearby Elizabeth, Kiowa or Parker (Suggestions welcomed.)
-- Tour should be about 2 - 2 1/2 hours and after that, those who want to can ride to a lunch spot in nearby Elizabeth, Kiowa or Parker (Suggestions welcomed.)
Make sure to bring $20 CASH for the Ranch if you are going on the tour, as he does not take cards.
Hope to see you all there!
Hope to see you all there!
Martin
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Re: [emrat:13749] SEP 3RD TUE SOCIAL MEETUP
Wouldn't that make it a RAT cycle?
Hmmm..RATMAN? He's not the hero we want, but he's the hero we NEED! :D
Martin
On Sun, Sep 18, 2022 at 9:39 PM Vince M Lane <blcswvjd@msn.com> wrote:
--Say, that's pretty clever; disguising the Batcycle as a Triumph!
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Subject: [emrat:13745] SEP 3RD TUE SOCIAL MEETUP--FROM EWB; 3RD TUESDAY SOCIAL MEETUP - RINO BEER GARDEN, TUE, SEP 20, 6:30PM
SAME RATTIME, SAME RATCHANNEL!
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Monday 19 September 2022
Re: [emrat:13748] SEP 3RD TUE SOCIAL MEETUP
Happy Birthday, to his highness the Lord of Aurora Wayne Everman!
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On Sep 18, 2022, at 9:18 PM, Curtis Graves <ikonoklass@gmail.com> wrote:
It's just crazy enough to work!--On Sun, Sep 18, 2022 at 9:17 PM WAYNE EVERMAN <weverman@comcast.net> wrote:FROM EWB; 3RD TUESDAY SOCIAL MEETUP - RINO BEER GARDEN, TUE, SEP 20, 6:30PM
SAME RATTIME, SAME RATCHANNEL!
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Sunday 18 September 2022
Re: [emrat:13747] SEP 3RD TUE SOCIAL MEETUP
Say, that's pretty clever; disguising the Batcycle as a Triumph!
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Subject: [emrat:13745] SEP 3RD TUE SOCIAL MEETUP
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Re: [emrat:13746] SEP 3RD TUE SOCIAL MEETUP
It's just crazy enough to work!
On Sun, Sep 18, 2022 at 9:17 PM WAYNE EVERMAN <weverman@comcast.net> wrote:
FROM EWB; 3RD TUESDAY SOCIAL MEETUP - RINO BEER GARDEN, TUE, SEP 20, 6:30PM
SAME RATTIME, SAME RATCHANNEL!
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Thursday 15 September 2022
Re: [emrat:13744] Bike Festival this Weekend in St. Francis, Kansas
That museum is a lot of fun; it's basically two guys who decided they wanted a place to put their collections. A ton of 1900-1920 bikes, and a lot of 80s Hondas, as I recall, as well as a literal vault where they have a couple of true unicorns. The festival sounds fun.
Cheers,
Jim
On Thu, Sep 15, 2022 at 10:00 AM DAN PILCHER <danpilcher@comcast.net> wrote:
--In case you are at a loss for what to do this weekend, ride out to St. Francis, Kansas, for a motorcycle festival this weekend:
It's called "Biketember Fest."
I think a few of your visited the Museum a couple of years ago as part of one of Captain Bob"s famous September overnight rides.
Stay safe,
Dan
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[emrat:13743] Bike Festival this Weekend in St. Francis, Kansas
In case you are at a loss for what to do this weekend, ride out to St. Francis, Kansas, for a motorcycle festival this weekend:
It's called "Biketember Fest."
I think a few of your visited the Museum a couple of years ago as part of one of Captain Bob"s famous September overnight rides.
Stay safe,
Dan
Wednesday 14 September 2022
Re: [emrat:13742] 2022 Moto Guzzi V100
Forget Steve, I WANT ONE! Thinking about replacing my Trophy with it. I had a '96 California 1100i, and really liked it. If I had traded it in for anything except my '01 Duc ST2 I would have really regretted the decision to get rid of it.
-Jim
On Wed, Sep 14, 2022 at 1:17 PM WAYNE EVERMAN <weverman@comcast.net> wrote:
--Yo, Double S, you know you want one!
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