Buckeye Bleau
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At 10:18 this morning I completed my registration, are you in? :yes:
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Spyderfest '18
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hyea:
soaring hawk
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In
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Gary
:yes:
Gary
Bob Denman
New member
Still negotiating with the Missus... :lecturef_smilie: 
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One of the items being discussed: whether to ride the bike out, and stay at a Hotel; or drive out in the RV, and carry the bike. :dontknow:
ray:One of the items being discussed: whether to ride the bike out, and stay at a Hotel; or drive out in the RV, and carry the bike. :dontknow:
Bob Denman
New member
It's always a good time in Springfield! :yes::yes::yes:
Mazo EMS2
Active member
Thanks for the reminder.....gonna get on the site now. We'll be trailering down this year again. It just makes things easier and less worrisome. We'll be bringing along some friends who are new to the Spyder.....I told them to have a clean credit card ready to melt....LOL. I believe they're looking for a trailer too.
ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
Still negotiating with the Missus... :lecturef_smilie:
One of the items being discussed: whether to ride the bike out, and stay at a Hotel; or drive out in the RV, and carry the bike. :dontknow:
You should bring both rigs. Everyone wants to see them. Plus, you will be able to do that "trial run."
Bob Denman
New member
It's a tough call... :shocked:
I really dig the ride, and carting the bike just seems.... wrong to me. nojoke
But it would save a ton on Hotel costs...
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Bob Denman
New member
Dee,
It's not really all that bad of a ryde... give yourself three days to cover it, and you'll have no problem at all! :thumbup:
(We used to run our 1200 mile distance in just two days...)
It's not really all that bad of a ryde... give yourself three days to cover it, and you'll have no problem at all! :thumbup:
(We used to run our 1200 mile distance in just two days...)
Kathy76065
New member
We are registered!
We are registered and looking forward to meeting new friends. Anyone else from DFW area going?
We are registered and looking forward to meeting new friends. Anyone else from DFW area going?
ndspyderlover
New member
Spyderfest 18
I just sent in my registration. This is my second one. I hope the weather is better this year. I will be trailering
I just sent in my registration. This is my second one. I hope the weather is better this year. I will be trailering
Now that we have an Ironhorse WB Trailer, Linda always votes for trailering. It just so happens we have two family "events" over May 4-5; so we are going to pass this year. Last year's debacle(weather, break-ins @BWCH:cars & Spyders, and reduced # of vendors) made our decision easy. Really not fans of the timing of the event. The "Powers That Be" ignored all the input they received to move the event into better weather.Still negotiating with the Missus... :lecturef_smilie:
One of the items being discussed: whether to ride the bike out, and stay at a Hotel; or drive out in the RV, and carry the bike. :dontknow:
Happy New Year
Mike
Yazz
MOgang Member
SpyderAnn01
Active member
Our hotel has been booked for quite a while and we have registered. We love going to Spyderfest, we work hard but still get to visit with all of our friends at the end if the day. This will be my 8th SF, I didn’t start riding until a month after SF 1 so I missed that one.
Just curious
What usually takes place at Spyderfest?
I saw one comment about "no vendors". Just curious since I have been to two state rally's where most of the discussions were about [unnamed brand] motorcycles, and admittedly kinda boring. Another problem was that a lot of the people had been riding together for a while and while friendly, made me feel left out. However I went to one basically for anything but Harley's (dual sport, adventure and sport touring), and I had a great time. It had suggested preplanned routes, continuous evening presentations on such things as motorcycle safety, motorcycle riding, etc. Most important I found it easy to get into interesting conversations with people.
Side note - I visited for an afternoon the national [unnamed brand] rally before I bought that brand. I was invited twice to join groups and I was not even riding that brand. So it may have been a function of the state group being far more close knit.
What usually takes place at Spyderfest?
I saw one comment about "no vendors". Just curious since I have been to two state rally's where most of the discussions were about [unnamed brand] motorcycles, and admittedly kinda boring. Another problem was that a lot of the people had been riding together for a while and while friendly, made me feel left out. However I went to one basically for anything but Harley's (dual sport, adventure and sport touring), and I had a great time. It had suggested preplanned routes, continuous evening presentations on such things as motorcycle safety, motorcycle riding, etc. Most important I found it easy to get into interesting conversations with people.
Side note - I visited for an afternoon the national [unnamed brand] rally before I bought that brand. I was invited twice to join groups and I was not even riding that brand. So it may have been a function of the state group being far more close knit.
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