Roundboy
THE ROUNDFATHER
- Joined
- Feb 24, 2003
- Location
- EastBay Troubletown
- Moto(s)
- Only Dirt: DS50, CRF250r (290 kit)
Past: BW80,TTR125,Fz09, XR400,Superhawks,CB1000r ,F2,Hurricanes
- Name
- Jesse
IN I can lead sweep scout or whatever you need.
Okay, so I am looking at this route and it appears to be very twisty...fun.... but very twisty. The hubby and I are very much noobs.... only have 600 miles on our first starter bike and 80 on my Ninja. So between us only about 400 miles each of two-wheeler experience which has been spread out over the last few years. Maybe this isn't a good route for someone so new to do??
I think we could probably handle it if the pace was right and it would be a great place for us to learn, but shit.... we've never even been on the freeway and we just got our M1 yesterday.
What do you all think?
Gazos Creek and Swanton are likely to be the worst of it, but they're pretty short. The pace should be pretty slow and there's always a sweeper even if the rest of the group takes off.
I wouldn't worry about it.
What do you think?
Sounds great... count me in too please
In other news, this is my first post... hello BARF!
Mike, I know we probably don't want to be "closing" the sign-up for any new riders that definitely want to join, even if they can't sign up until the last minute, but is there a sort of deadline for the sake of the volunteers to know whether or not they're definitely going to be needed for that day?
I ask because if it's certain that I'll be needed, maybe I'll organize a group ride to the meet spot for new riders near my area as another incentive for the new and somewhat further-away riders to join.
Bonus points for the avatar.
+1
Here's a link for those who wish to map it.
Use "A" for where you are. "B" marks the newbie street ride meeting point. (click here).