:( BORING! It's hard to find people who ride just to ride. I don't care what the weather is, I'll ride almost anytime. That is, except Sunday. Sundays belong to God. Also, it seems to me, that almost no Spyder Riders camp. What's that all about?
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:( BORING! It's hard to find people who ride just to ride. I don't care what the weather is, I'll ride almost anytime. That is, except Sunday. Sundays belong to God. Also, it seems to me, that almost no Spyder Riders camp. What's that all about?
Not hard to find at all. We ride on Sunday's because the wife works retail and that's the only day the both of us are off. And we camp. Don't know about you.Quote:
Originally Posted by moogully
It's okay to ryde on Sundays. Really.
Some of us still do, (even thought the darn picture is sideways) Just finished a 2100 mile camping trip to see the big trees, Sequoia National Park.
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Originally Posted by moogully
I ride with Angles on Sundays. Just like every other day. But, I try to not ride faster then them..... Use to camp but I got over it. Like a soft bed, air conditioning, and warm shower.
Well how cool is that ?Quote:
Originally Posted by AppleSpyder
Sorry, not in Calif any longer, but when I did I rode on Sunday. Rode to Church, and home :yes:Quote:
Originally Posted by moogully
Reason for not much camping. The demographic is high 50's and up. My back stopped liking sleeping on the ground (we had pads and good sleeping bags) back in about 2000. When the spouse had to help me get off the ground one cool morning--that was the end of my overnight camping days.
Prior to that, we did several wilderness camping/canoe trips a season. Northern MN--Boundary Waters Canoe Area. Portaged from lake to lake, carried the canoes, food, and camping gear. Slept on the ground. Many times had a whole lake to ourselves, the moose, and the occasional black bear.
I now consider us as deserving of someone cooking our meals, making the beds, and tidying up the room. Leaves more time for sightseeing etc. :thumbup:
Looks like you rely rough it .:yes:Quote:
Originally Posted by WA5VHU
Ride and camp for 2 weeks every year, rain or shine, we ride. put on roughly 5000 miles in those 2 weeks.
Not sure about his ryding preferences or if he camps but he is in your rough area.... look up JS3535, he's in Clovis....Quote:
Originally Posted by moogully
Here in Clovis, about 1.5 hours from you. I ride just about every weekend, usually up into the mountains. There s big fire going on there right now so maybe not that way for awhile but I’m always up for a ride somewhere. Let me know if you ever make it this far south.
I ride everywhere I can. Has to be above 40 and no snow or nastiness on the ground. I don't camp in a tent anymore; arthritis, M.S., etc. make it too hard. Looking to get a toyhauler to camp in sometime soon.Quote:
Originally Posted by moogully
Since I'm in Michigan, don't think we will start meeting for day rides.
~Sandee~
If God didn’t bless a Spyder it wouldn’t have been invented. Ride on Sunday’s.Quote:
Originally Posted by UtahPete
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Originally Posted by moogully
Hey moogully, from myself and all of us here that bothered to respond to the comments to your post, you are welcome!
It's too bad you haven't had the decency to come back and respond to your own thread. I must now assume that you were just a troll and you were trolling for responses to your "That is, except Sunday. Sundays belong to God" statement. I don't even see where you even bothered to click any "Likes" or "Thanks" for any of the replies.
Perhaps you are one of those Russians just trying to get folks to argue in order to sew discord in the US?
Well it really is not hard to find people that ryde, and people really close to you that ryde. I am a member of Spyder Ryders of America Sacramento Chapter. We have rydes almost every weekend! My wife and I lead at least one ryde a month that we call "200 Miles to Lunch" (thanks Pin Cushion). On these rydes we travel anywhere from 200 to 400 miles round trip to a great lunch location. You will find all types of rydes on our web site srasacramento.com, you can find us at Meetup.com (just search "Spyder Ryders" with in 50 miles of you) and most of our rydes are open so that anyone can join, member or not.
So you see it it really isn't hard to find people who ryde, you just have to want to find them. You can PM me if you want to find out more. Also we have a rally coming up in September in Oroville! Check it out! Ihttps://norcalspyderrally.wixsite.com/ncsr
you can ride on sundays, god is always with you.