Rally

The next bike I buy will be a GS, but for now I am definately interested in riding out there with Club members on my GTL.  Look forward to seeing more on this.

 

Jay

Bruce:

I met some GS Giants at the Billings Rally that had completed the entire Idaho BDR. They were from Boise. They said the BDR was just awesome. In fact they said they were worried that the BDR videos would bring a bunch of yahoos from the east coast out to mess around in their playground. I pointed to my Georgia plates on my GS and said "By east coast yahoos, I assume you're talking about KTM and Yamaha riders from my neck of the woods. "  They all laughed and said "Of course, yes...those sort of yahoos..the ones who trailer their bikes out here. Not GS riders."

 

So we'll have to get some "Official East Coast Yahoo" stickers for our side cases if we plan to ride Idaho.

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Geoff
President, BMW MC of Georgia
mailto: president@bmwmcoga.org

2009 R1200GSA
2004 K1200GT

Bruce,

 

Please educate me on BCBDR. Thanks. 

Mark
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Current - '74 TR5T : '93 R100R : '99 Gran Canyon : '06 ST3s ~ Past - Variety of British, French, Italian, Czechoslovakian, and German bikes from the '70s, '

Next year's MOA Rally will be in the Salt Lake City area, July 13-15th. The riding in Utah is simply spectacular and I know there are a number of club members that have had a Utah trip on their bucket list.  We'll its time to circle your calendar and declare your interest in joining in the fun.

 

Depending on how much time you have available, this trip could include a northerly outbound route through South Dakota, the Bighorn range in Wyoming, Beartooth Pass and Yellowstone in Montana,  through Idaho and then down into Utah for the Rally. Return trip could be 3 days for the Iron-butt oriented, or 4+ days if you like to stay under 500 miles per day.

 

Who's interested?

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Geoff
President, BMW MC of Georgia
email: president@bmwmcoga.org

2004 K1200GT