KZR North American Relay Ride North West Leg

jeffasaki wrote: 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

I like the "keeping it going forever" idea , why not ? What else are you going to do with it, put in in the KZR museum :huh:

After Canada and the main land there is still Alaska, Hawaii, Newfoundland,New Brunswick ,Nova Scotia , ect...

The flag could loiter anywhere until someone decides to take a ride and go get it.

I like the "keeping it going forever" idea , why not ? What else are you going to do with it, put in in the KZR museum :huh:

After Canada and the main land there is still Alaska, Hawaii, Newfoundland,New Brunswick ,Nova Scotia , ect...

The flag could loiter anywhere until someone decides to take a ride and go get it.[/quote]

The whole world is available.......I know riders in many countries from another forum.

mike0537 wrote:

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.

I would if I could but I'm headed out of town right after the bike show. If I had known about this whole relay, I would have planned around it.

nope when it gets to the final rider in cali :kiss: it should be taken up to the corkscrew and lit while on a flag pole and the smoke will rise like a tibbet mountain prayer flag...i got this

I hear talk over at the honda forum that they plan to steal the flag from a rider and use it in their clubhouse bathroom

Keep an eye on the forum. We are trying to put together a rally at 4 corners. Would like to see as many guys there as possible.

trianglelaguna wrote: I hear talk over at the honda forum that they plan to steal the flag from a rider and use it in their clubhouse bathroom

I don't think that would be a good idea for the Honda folk to try that.

Motor Head wrote:

Killman wrote: It's just the couple that are going to Tillamook.

Assuming the fates smile upon me, my tires arrive and I get them mounted, and no other mysterious gremlins arise... Then YES! South I shall ride! Might even get the girlfriend to ride along, (not much luck convincing her to drive chase in the van). I'm not sure if I'll take the ferry to Seattle, Port Angeles, or island-hop starting with San Juan.

Sh!t, it just occurred to me that my passport might be expired, do I still need a passport to cross the border? Anyone know offhand?

Yep, Passport is a most definite. Gone are the simple days of crossing the border.
The Ferry system from Sydney to Friday Harbor, then on through the Islands to Anacortes is great. But it will take some time, if you plan on getting of and sight seeing/ riding etc. If so, the town of Mt Vernon, near I5 could be a meeting spot. Thats about 90 miles N of Seattle.
All in the air at the moment, so Input is appreciated.

Ferries would be a pretty fun way to go, once you get west of Seattle onto the Olympic coast the roads are less busy and more enjoyable.

If you want to stay on land but avoid Seattle and freeways, the roads are pretty good skirting the city to the east, something like this:
bit.ly/14BWNFO

24 hours and counting down till ride time. Everything still a GO? No problems with the plan?
Looks to be a Hot and Smokey ride from here to Boise. A lot of the scenery will be in the smoke. At least the morning will be cool.
Looking forward to getting out on the road, then meeting up with you guy's.

Motor Head wrote: 24 hours and counting down till ride time. Everything still a GO? No problems with the plan?
Looks to be a Hot and Smokey ride from here to Boise. A lot of the scenery will be in the smoke. At least the morning will be cool.
Looking forward to getting out on the road, then meeting up with you guy's.

Everythings a go on my end Motorhead I'm hoping to leave Missoula by 8 a.m.
Unfortunately I didn't get Monday off so I won't be able to take the long way home

kaw-a-holic wrote:

Motor Head wrote: 24 hours and counting down till ride time. Everything still a GO? No problems with the plan?
Looks to be a Hot and Smokey ride from here to Boise. A lot of the scenery will be in the smoke. At least the morning will be cool.
Looking forward to getting out on the road, then meeting up with you guy's.

Everythings a go on my end Motorhead I'm hoping to leave Missoula by 8 a.m.
Unfortunately I didn't get Monday off so I won't be able to take the long way home

Good to hear the plan is still on.
Oh well about Monday I guess. I'll still be riding the long route back.
We'll ride together as far as you want.

Motor Head wrote:

kaw-a-holic wrote:

Motor Head wrote: 24 hours and counting down till ride time. Everything still a GO? No problems with the plan?
Looks to be a Hot and Smokey ride from here to Boise. A lot of the scenery will be in the smoke. At least the morning will be cool.
Looking forward to getting out on the road, then meeting up with you guy's.

Everythings a go on my end Motorhead I'm hoping to leave Missoula by 8 a.m.
Unfortunately I didn't get Monday off so I won't be able to take the long way home

Good to hear the plan is still on.
Oh well about Monday I guess. I'll still be riding the long route back.
We'll ride together as far as you want.

Still a "go" here, if your travel plan still includes returning near John Day area, and it's not too late in the day to allow my accompanying you to, and return from, about Prineville back home decently early in the afternoon - I'm not too comfortable in riding in the deer-infested mountains in the dark - we lose a couple of bikers each year from deadly deer encounters...