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One small correction to your map; the flag went from Leesburg, VA to Harpers Ferry, WV, through MD to Littlestown, PA, to Rockville, MD, then through Delaware to NJ. (see red line). Ed

650ed wrote: One small correction to your map; the flag went from Leesburg, VA to Harpers Ferry, WV, through MD to Littlestown, PA, to Rockville, MD, then through Delaware to NJ. (see red line). Ed

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was it snowing up there????

I am in for the Houston to Dallas run. Talked to Arai59 and he might meet up with us south of Dallas and join us for the Bike Show.

This should be good , I hope you guys have a great time .

Lots of pics please

I searched the member base and cant find this Aria59 you speak of...is this a new member? and does he want to join the ride?

jtmcculloch wrote: I am in for the Houston to Dallas run. Talked to Arai59 and he might meet up with us south of Dallas and join us for the Bike Show.

I think he has been banned for life for hate crimes against Liberials and Canadians

the map is wrong

jtmcculloch wrote: I think he has been banned for life for hate crimes against Liberials and Canadians

now thass funny right there

why that cant be good for us

jtmcculloch wrote: I think he has been banned for life for hate crimes against Liberials and Canadians

jeffasaki wrote: the map is wrong

I know the map is very wrong

just trying to get a ruff idea on how many miles the flag has traveled and too tired to put much effort in to it, sorry
Ruffly 4700 miles so far.

I think I went Key West to Maine, then to North Bay and on to Kalamazoo ,Cincinnati then New Orleans
And some how skipped Houston, sorry Bill
and ended in Dallas early

I would like to do a more accurate map .
Maybe I'll start a thread that riders can post their route while carrying the flag, yes ?

Thank you for all your hard work on this. I hope to meet crappiehunter and NONB soon. Weather permitting, I really want to participate in this great relay!

Supposed to be 75 in St. Louis tomorrow. Any chance of getting the flag delivered

bluej58 wrote:

jeffasaki wrote: the map is wrong

....I would like to do a more accurate map .
Maybe I'll start a thread that riders can post their route while carrying the flag, yes ?

That's a great idea!! Ed

650ed wrote:

bluej58 wrote:

jeffasaki wrote: the map is wrong

....I would like to do a more accurate map .
Maybe I'll start a thread that riders can post their route while carrying the flag, yes ?

That's a great idea!! Ed

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I just picked up the flag from WABBMW (Bill Baker) and jtmcculloch (Jim) at the The Progressive International Motorcycle Show in Dallas TX. I left at 7:30am and got there around noon. Bill and Jim had a more eventful trip but arrived safe around 4 pm. Greg (Arai59) came to the show and we got a chance to meet him, a nice guy. We had our pictures taken with the flag and then I had to get started for home. I left at 4:30 and with a fast 25-30 mph tailwind I was able to comfortably cruise the 650 at 80-90 all the way home, taking only 4 hours and two gas stops.

The ride was great both ways for me, I rode 452 miles round trip. The weather began cloudy and 60's, but got up to 80 and sunny in the late afternoon. No rain at all on Saturday, but Bill and Jim may get some on Sunday when they ride back to Houston.

All in all, a beautiful fall day, lots of riding, saw some great bikes at the show, and got to meet great people from KZRider. The next hand-off is to 531blackbanshee (Leon) from the Tulsa area, sometime very soon.

Outstanding! For such a large state with so few a riders, you guys did an exceptional job. Truly avid Z1/KZ riders. Real motorcyclist, not posers.

Great job guys! Kent I just realized our bikes are twins.

nice ...any pictures?

OKC_Kent wrote: I just picked up the flag from WABBMW (Bill Baker) and jtmcculloch (Jim) at the The Progressive International Motorcycle Show in Dallas TX. I left at 7:30am and got there around noon. Bill and Jim had a more eventful trip but arrived safe around 4 pm. Greg (Arai59) came to the show and we got a chance to meet him, a nice guy. We had our pictures taken with the flag and then I had to get started for home. I left at 4:30 and with a fast 25-30 mph tailwind I was able to comfortably cruise the 650 at 80-90 all the way home, taking only 4 hours and two gas stops.

The ride was great both ways for me, I rode 452 miles round trip. The weather began cloudy and 60's, but got up to 80 and sunny in the late afternoon. No rain at all on Saturday, but Bill and Jim may get some on Sunday when they ride back to Houston.

All in all, a beautiful fall day, lots of riding, saw some great bikes at the show, and got to meet great people from KZRider. The next hand-off is to 531blackbanshee (Leon) from the Tulsa area, sometime very soon.