Excellent ride!  Very nice road selection and super nice folks - perfect day  [moto]  It was also nice to meet Mark - hope to see you on more of our rides soon.  And a big thanks to calscrazy; that's the first group Hico ride I've been on and I can see why it's such a favorite... Not sure how many miles but it was at least 3000 300  

Now where's that bottle of Advil    

been home now 30 min.  good ride, lots of bugs and the funniest was Marty trying to avoid rocks Lisa was throwing and the suicidal squirrel.  Thanks for leading HedgeHog! 

Wiwa, no more playing chicken.

Webspoke, the R6 in the fatigues got his ass handed to him.   

Great roads Chris, thanks for setting this up.  Good catching up with everyone, and meeting mhanis.  I am sore in places I id not think could be sore, time for couch and 

Never ever EVER take a dedicated track bike on a 300 mile ride....  Sore is not even close to describing it...

Quote from: Samsonite on April 11, 2010, 02:21:35 PM
Never ever EVER take a dedicated track bike on a 300 mile ride....  Sore is not even close to describing it...

new prostate replacement surgery?

next time i need two things.............first is a bike that will do 140 and second is directions in spainish for 'skrat!!

Quote from: muskrat on April 11, 2010, 01:39:54 PM
been home now 30 min.  good ride, lots of bugs and the funniest was Marty trying to avoid rocks Lisa was throwing and the suicidal squirrel.  Thanks for leading HedgeHog! 

Wiwa, no more playing chicken.

Moi, throwing rocks on Marty?!  Get serious    Couldn't have been too long cos he blew by me like I was standing still...

Hmmm, maybe I was standing still   

Oh well - good times.

Thanks everyone for having me along, I really enjoyed it. Except coming home through Dallas; who knew 70 could feel SLOW?

I was also nice of the sun to come out about the time we hit Cedar Hill!!!!!!!

U can thank me for grabbing a table

and yeah webspoke and I were doing 80 up the tollway and it felt very slow

Quote from: muskrat on April 11, 2010, 01:39:54 PM
Wiwa, no more playing chicken.

I have no idea what you're talking about.     Just couldn't stand being stuck behind that line of semi's anymore, especially with that tasty looking uphill sweeper coming up. I probably could have made the full distance but I figured I'd better cut in just to be on the safe side ("safe side" seems an ironic choice of words considering the maneuver  )  My biggest error in judgment was thinking that scrubbing off about 70 mph of speed going downhill in that short space was going to be an easy thing. The bike could have handled a lot more braking force, but my tired body was close to limit.

I am one tired mofo. I'm going to sleep like a baby.

It was great to see everyone again and to meet Mark. No tickets, no get-offs; all in all a good day to be alive and riding. 

Quote from: muskrat on April 11, 2010, 01:39:54 PM
Wiwa, no more playing chicken.

I have no idea what you're talking about.     Just couldn't stand being stuck behind that line of semi's anymore, especially with that tasty looking uphill sweeper coming up. I probably could have made the full distance but I figured I'd better cut in just to be on the safe side ("safe side" seems an ironic choice of words considering the maneuver  )  My biggest error in judgment was thinking that scrubbing off about 70 mph of speed going downhill in that short space was going to be an easy thing. The bike could have handled a lot more braking force, but my tired body was close to limit.

I am one tired mofo. I'm going to sleep like a baby.

It was great to see everyone again and to meet Mark. No tickets, no get-offs; all in all a good day to be alive and riding. 

I personally enjoyed the smell of cattle shit, thought I was high for a minute until I heard the Beemer screaming by

At the 2nd of 3 coffee establishments for the day (before Mark and our special guest arrived)

I knew you guys would have a blast
If there is a better run, I'd sure like to ride it.

How were the sweepers? [moto]