i registered and there was no problem, got a motel close by and am looking forward to being there . I live in Connecticut and it is a short drive, 3 hrs from my home. . One of the checkoffs on my bucket list. Always wanted to master a rig and finally did so, [I Think],I will be arriving on my Bright yellow 1984 BMW K100 and 1979 Vetter Terrraplane Sidecar combo. I look forward to any instruction that the pros can give me in control .I restored both the motorcycle and the sidecar over a 2 year period, it took me about 1000 miles to dial it in , I am open to criticism, would like to learn and I think this is the venue. I am really excited to be attending. I am 76 years young , a veteran and an avid motorcyclist riding on two wheels since 1964. Hope to see you all there. Craig McKay.
We will be riding in from Rochester NY, via Greensboro VT (my grandfather was born there) and lake Chocorua NH (to visit the Narrows Bridge). My riding buddy in the sidecar is my service dog "Rowdy". My riding partner is Gary, he will be riding his road glide (he doesn't have a sidecar). I will be riding a 2012 Sportster 1200 custom (in HD brilliant silver pearl) with a Motorvation Spyder Sidecar, a possible (2007?) painted in matching bike color. We will be staying in a hotel. Last year my riding buddy and I put on over 11,000 miles on the rig. We will be going again this year to Rolling to Remember in DC on Memorial Day weekend (unless the grandbaby puts in an appearance right before we leave). This is my first Sidecar Rally, but we've been to Sturgis a few times and to other motorcycle events. We are also Patriot Guard Riders, with many missions under our belts.
Connie, sounds like you and Gary will fit right in with the rest of us off-centered three-wheelers. We're a pretty laid back group... until it comes to the ice cream run, then it's saddle up time. We were warned that Maine has the highest number of ice cream stands per capita in the USA. Hope they got the word to stock up as our Ice Cream captains, David and Christie, will lead the charge to find and devour. 🤗 🤗 🤗
Connie, sounds like you and Gary will fit right in with the rest of us off-centered three-wheelers. We're a pretty laid back group... until it comes to the ice cream run, then it's saddle up time. We were warned that Maine has the highest number of ice cream stands per capita in the USA. Hope they got the word to stock up as our Ice Cream captains, David and Christie, will lead the charge to find and devour. 🤗 🤗 🤗
Last year in Iuka, when we all turned up at the ice cream social I was towards the end of the line. That poor girl's forearm looked like Popeye's from dishing up so much ice cream. She was a good sport, and a great server. I'm betting her arm hurt the next day though.
Hold my keyboard and watch this! 🙃
