Spyder Ryde-In March 29-31 in Sierra Vista, Arizona

[UtahPete]

The website is now up and running, at least as far as the Sierra Vista Ryde-In registration and info goes. I'll be building it out more after this next Spyder Ryde-In, so I'm not as dependent on Facebook to get the word out. You might want to bookmark this URL;

http://spyder-ryde-in.com/index.php/events/sierra-vista

 

[UtahPete]

We have 26 registered bikes so far, and the registration only just opened yesterday.

If you haven't yet registered and are thinking about coming, please register. It doesn't cost anything and it will give us a better idea of the number of people to accommodate for meals, etc.

Also, book your rooms at any of the plentiful hotels & motels in the area.

 

[M109Dreamer]

If you are going on the ride through FT Huachuca you will need to make sure you have/wear the items in the below link. The link is to FT Huachuca's MC regulation page.

https://www.army.mil/article/70931/motorcycle_regulations_change_on_post

 

[UtahPete]

If you are going on the ride through FT Huachuca you will need to make sure you have/wear the items in the below link. The link is to FT Huachuca's MC regulation page.

https://www.army.mil/article/70931/motorcycle_regulations_change_on_post

Good point. I will have the Ft. Huachuca info posted on the website soon.

Also, they emphasized to me that firearms are NOT allowed on the base by civilian visitors.

 

[M109Dreamer]

Good point. I will have that info posted on the website soon.

Also, they emphasized to me that firearms are NOT allowed on the base by civilian visitors.

Don't even think about it, you will be face down in the pavement and in a cage for a long time.....The UCMJ is not your friend

Figured I would let folks know so they wouldn't get down there and not have the stuff needed. "Especially" the over the ankle boots and reflective vest/belt.....

 

[UtahPete]

If you are going on the ride through FT Huachuca you will need to make sure you have/wear the items in the below link. The link is to FT Huachuca's MC regulation page.

https://www.army.mil/article/70931/motorcycle_regulations_change_on_post

Soldiers must wear eye protection, full-finger gloves, long pants, long sleeve shirt or jacket, high visibility garments with reflectors and leather or over the ankle boots.

Civilians are also required to follow these same laws while riding on the installation.

 

[UtahPete]

At this point, we have 51 bikes and 14 passengers for a total of 65 people registered.

51 signed up for Friday night Meet 'n Greet at Sierra Cycles. This starts at 6. It will be catered by a local eatery. Non-alcoholic beverages will be served. If you want to bring your own beverage, that's cool but alcoholic beverages will need to be consumed outside the building.

46 signed up for Saturday morning breakfast at the American Legion Hall.

33 signed up for the Saturday morning workshop and Q&A at Sierra Cycles.

56 signed up for the Saturday night dinner at the American Legion Hall.

34 indicated an interest in obtaining Ft. Huachuca visitor passes.

I will have an event schedule, with guided rydes and planned meals, posted on the website shortly (no later than tomorrow noon). So, be sure to go to Spyder-Ryde-In.com and ensure you have downloaded and printed whatever documents you want for yourself as we don't provide maps, etc at the event.

We will not have any Spyder-related vendors at this Ryde-In, since the Spyder Sisters won't be able to make it. There will be a motorcycle-related vendor there who has a vast assortment of patches, decals, clothing accessories available. She was at our first event in Tombstone last year and folks really seemed to appreciate what she had to offer.

 

[SpyderAnn01]

For any of you planning on going onto Fort Huachuca the laws changed a year ago snd vests and boots are no longer required. https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.ar...reflective_belts_and_vests_no_longer_required