KZ Relay Ride GOTO http://VintageKawasakiRelay.com

Click on the following link ---> Link to KZ Relay Google map

Once you are at the Google map you will see an 'EDIT' button. You will only see the 'EDIT' button if you are logged into your Google account (your own account, nothing to do with the relay). If you don't have a Google account, create one. Then try again. Left click on the 'EDIT' button, then move the mouse pointer to your location on the map and right click which pops up a small menu window, choose
'Add a placmark'. At that point you can put in your information, and so on...

Don't forget to hit the save button after you're done. Good luck.

Joe

I don't have a running kz right now...by next summer?... :dry: I can only hope...but I'd be more than happy to put up some long distance guys at my place in Kalamazoo, MI.

i got three running bikes in april-may and can float a few riders....from reddding to san deigo hit me up

no no Ed i know of riders...oh i mean builders in all those areas ...maybe they can get the wifes civic and put an emplem on the hatback.....

650ed wrote: OK; here’s roughly what I have recorded so far on my map. The red dots show specific areas where riders have agreed to participate, the blue dots show the states, but not specific areas where riders have agreed to participate. There are also 4 riders in Canada not yet shown on my map. The Google map may have better info, but I cannot seem to get to it. Anyway, there are whole big chunks of the country where there are no KZRiders? What, they don’t allow motorcycles in those states? And I guess some states, like New York and Texas must have such a tiny populations that none of their citizens have ever even seen a motorcycle.

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remember too...most of those sates have no helmet laws and mouth breathers can only go a few hundered miles before they get sleepy from eating flies...

Ah yes; builders. :laugh:

I keep a few stick on emblems and a chase vehicle just incase

the thing is ...someone has to kick it off...i vote myslef ...lets take a poll...where twtfff...you want this thing to start ....at.least lets ...say those words out load and then folks can timeline some monies and vac time....then it all can be vetted out....co beging with would not be too shabby...gurlies...what do you say...wil it start in=urse you could just bring the signing item here and have E.L and W.R and others sign it...and a few KZ's where it all went down to flaunt our noses at the gurly men would be brighton stinking flighten auchtoun...but texas has a race .....too..one day...bradas...either way some one has to step up soon and say...i will do the first leg...or weeeeeee will do the first leg...and i for sure would like to host a finish or start and get thde pics of the riders of these boys in the modern with our bikes....tt's


i mean it is U.S map(as it should be ) but....but....but...any last minute hammer of the gods that want to get the iceland bike to roll better speak now or for ever hold his piece.....if it is to be a north mapple leafs included relay...then the prince of the islands better decide...as far as the reas tgoes i get warm first...or la .or san fran....ect...bill..is out...he never gets a warmy any more

Start in the south end up in th north depending on the actual start date southwest end up north east hell I am just happy to join in. you got my Vote

I'll volunteer to be the last guy. Plan it out so that the guys in Maine can meet me at Woodstock and I'll be there whenever I need to be. Then I'll bring whatever token right to Cape Spear and dip it in the ocean.

I'll repost this from a few pages back in the thread.

Here's a guy who figured out the shortest route through all 48 states. Also nice because it's a circle. You don't have to start in FL or Maine, etc.

www.barrystiefel.com/50_states_in_a_weeks_vacation/planning.htm

And here's his map:


He just barely touches some states. We wouldn't have to follow this exactly but it might help in putting an order to which states come where in the circuit. If I organize VA I'll know I come right after West VA and before Kentucky.

This is a big undertaking. I think we need a couple "teams".

1. A group in charge of the actual object we're taking on the trip
2. A group to sketch out the rough route we'll take, maybe just the order of States.
3. Regional "captains", "cat herders", "fixers", "logistical leads", whatever you want to call them to work out the specific routes and hand offs in their areas.