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goodfastncheap wrote: Thank you guys! You guys are cool for helping with the relay! Kaw-a-holic has it at this very moment and it's totally neat that he can ride with and hand off that dam flag to some fellow enthusiasts!

If I had it my way I would accompany the flag for the whole rest of the relay. It has truly been an honor to take part in such an epic undertaking

kaw-a-holic wrote:

goodfastncheap wrote: Thank you guys! You guys are cool for helping with the relay! Kaw-a-holic has it at this very moment and it's totally neat that he can ride with and hand off that dam flag to some fellow enthusiasts!

If I had it my way I would accompany the flag for the whole rest of the relay. It has truly been an honor to take part in such an epic undertaking

I'm glad I kept it long enough to meet Forrest and saxjonz. I hope to meet you at the 4 corners when the dam relay finally ends!

I will be there so long as I have enough of a heads up to take time off from work

Meet at 8 am. Sounds good. Okay with the place I suggested?

OK, we are going to plan to take the flag north and take 3 days to get there and back. That should be enough to meet someone just about anywhere. Most likely we will take back roads both ways and stay in motels.

I can pick it up almost any day if it gets close to Portland and I don't have to ride more than an hour or so.

Who is planning to take the flag south on the way back from Canada? Maybe I can help there too.

mike0537 wrote: Meet at 8 am. Sounds good. Okay with the place I suggested?

I'm good with that Mike

I know there was some discussion earlier about meeting in boise. There's a vintage bike show at Big Twin on saturday from 10am-2pm that a few of us are going to. Not sure if anyone else is interested.

I will have to consider that it is only 2 hours frome Boise

Fellow KZ Riders, I congratulate you all for stepping up. It is abosolutely inspiring to see so many of you communicating and developing relationships. You all have my respect and appreciation. Looking forward to a rally, or trip your way so I can meet more of you. You are definitely keeping the spirit of the Relay going! Respect....

toolmaker wrote: OK, we are going to plan to take the flag north and take 3 days to get there and back. That should be enough to meet someone just about anywhere. Most likely we will take back roads both ways and stay in motels.

I can pick it up almost any day if it gets close to Portland and I don't have to ride more than an hour or so.

Who is planning to take the flag south on the way back from Canada? Maybe I can help there too.

Sweet. I don't know who or when it may come back south from Canada. We have to look to Kilman to see what he has planned for the flag. I know he mentioned some other riders who Were ready before. But I don't know where they are or when they may ride/ meet etc. So I hope that once it gets back up there, it continues along, getting some miles on it. I wonder what the Mile tally is going to be when it gets to 4 corners?

we should plan a gathering for everyone when this relay is done
or we could just keep it going for ever
i wonder how many kms or miles its traveled
how many cool places and folks its seen so far
this is the coolest bike related thing ive ever been involved in
it makes me feel cooler than i really am
and i was pretty fucking cool before i did my part last year

barreto wrote: I know there was some discussion earlier about meeting in boise. There's a vintage bike show at Big Twin on saturday from 10am-2pm that a few of us are going to. Not sure if anyone else is interested.

I may show up to that on Saturday. Why don't you ride with us on Sunday? Thinking about a 140 mile loop.