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Labor Day Weekend Ride--Sunday 8/31 MEET AT MOTOCORSA AT 8:00

Started by SaltLick, August 24, 2008, 12:47:36 AM

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jdubbs32584

Quote from: BibleBoy on August 24, 2008, 07:42:08 PM
You wankers!  Sunday is a no-go for me... ah well.  Have a great ride.  [thumbsup]

We'll have to get together another time so we can talk about how weird these NW people are and commiserate over the loss of Bojangles and real bbq... [thumbsup]

SR1K_Femme

Quote from: JohnnyDucati on August 24, 2008, 06:43:28 PM
Captain Viktor,

How many billion miles from Portland and back is this ride?   :o

My buttocks are concerned . . .

including my knees, my backbone, my prostrate and balls




I second a possible buttocks revolt, and 2 out of 4 of the others, but you get the idea.. LOL  I've done the Apiary Loop etc, and not too bad, and that WAS on the SR.  So you should be able to hang JD! :)
"Why, so serious!?"

Mother


SR1K_Femme

Quote from: Mother on August 24, 2008, 07:53:58 PM
Victor rides are 3 fuel stop rides

cuz he is hardcore



Yowza!!  Well I'll see what the ol girl's got in her. :)
"Why, so serious!?"

krolik

Quote from: Mother on August 24, 2008, 07:53:58 PM
Victor rides are 3 fuel stop rides

cuz he is hardcore



I can do this loop with one fuel stop, provided I'm at full to start with. ;) 

The extra fuel stops are for those with thirsty bikes & small tanks. ;D
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Quote from: SacDuc
No. I'm a different type of idiot altogether.

SaltLick

We took this ride once, well close to it we went to Rainier, then once we hit 30 two of us went back on 30 all the way home.

The ride there takes about 2hrs from motocorsa going Victors route. Now thats without stopping for gas, or any troubles. Ill have to stop a few times cause of my clipons, and my oldness. So im figuring 2.5hrs there, and its only one hour back if you take I-5 the whole way, which i plan on doing cause after 3.5 hrs on my bike the way i got it setup thats about all i can do until i get some rearsets or some risers.

If you think about it that way, we could be at the observatory by 11:00am at the latest if we left at 8:15,  stop for gas in Vernonia and stopped a few times to wait for people or what not. Heck you could be home by 1:00pm thats with hanging out at the observatory for an hour.....  [bacon]

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ryandalling

I think I can join as well. I have a family dinner on Sunday... but I think I may be able to sneak a fun ride in.  ;D  I like the idea of starting early. As to the length of the ride... the seat on my bike is like a half an inch thick... if I can make it without complaints... you all can make it better.
Confused rider who doesn't know what he is even riding at the moment. (2012 URAL GearUp, 2012 Ninja 250 Racer, 1969 CB175 Racer)

Mother

Quote from: krolik on August 24, 2008, 10:42:29 PM
I can do this loop with one fuel stop, provided I'm at full to start with. ;) 

The extra fuel stops are for those with thirsty bikes & small tanks. ;D

I don't believe there are that many folk in this group that get the mileage we do

I have been getting a very consistent 48-52 MPG

what are you getting Vic and chuck and everyone else


NEIKOS

Not that you asked me but I consistently get 42-58.  I was getting over 60 on the Canada trip.

SR1K_Femme

Quote from: krolik on August 24, 2008, 10:42:29 PM
I can do this loop with one fuel stop, provided I'm at full to start with. ;) 

The extra fuel stops are for those with thirsty bikes & small tanks. ;D

Hey I resemble that remark!!  Cursed S2R!!  Big CC's and yet small gas tank, WHAT were the engineers thinking!?!!?   [bang]   My freak'n CAR gets the same gas mileage as my bike.. figure that one out!?! Sheesh!  [roll]
"Why, so serious!?"

JohnnyDucati

I only get about 40 mpg on my Rs.   :'(

Translates to about 105-110 miles per tank.

ryandalling

If I get really lucky.... I can make it to 90 miles before the gas light does the peepee dance.
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Visolara

All my Ducati's got/get crappy mileage, I always just fill up every 100 miles or so.

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SaltLick

I got about 120 miles before the fuel light comes on....

bnbmike

When I was doing my 8 mile commute, it was 130 miles for the light.

Now that I live in the boonies, is 150 miles.

So 38 mpg

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