Hampton Roads Chatter

Jeesh, I don't ever want to hear another word on how often I buy and sell.
You two should look into being a "dealer" to avoid all the taxes.

Hey, I've had my 640 for over a year now

I doubt very much that they sell before we leave tomorrow, so anyone can check them out at Jeff's place.

And don't worry, if they do sell.. we won't be bikeless for long

a few friends that might want one...i will ask at work

Sweet Thanks! I'll buy you some pork bulgogi from Jeb's if you get one of them sold

when we come to visit...there is a chance a guy at work will want it .. he wants a g650x but this might sway him if the price is sweeeeet.. i will pass your info if he seems interested..

What?? Nicer than Jebs? :eek1 What did you have in mind

I just moved from Upstate SC to Portsmouth, VA. I am really itching to do some riding with some locals. Seems to be a bit--shall we say different--than the roads in Upstate SC, NC, North Georgia and TN where I was last year. However, I know some good riding is to be had.

I ride a VFR 800 and a BMW GSA. Please feel free to contact me if you want to meet up. I am specifically itching to hit some two tracks or at least some dirt roads with the BMW. Thanks!

Welcome to Hampton Roads

Killer another VFR, I got a 99 what year is yours ?

Pictures or they don't exist.

Welcome. Take a ride West of Suffolk over to the Jamestown Ferry. Stay off 10 and take the back roads.

hope to ride with you some time

Here are some pics of my rides. The GSA is an 06. The VFR is an 03, purchased last December with 800 miles. It now has nearly 18k. I love the VFR.






Thanks! I look forward to meeting you guys.

I only Demo ed a GSA. They are fun.

"Different riding" up here? Well, that's one way to put it. Another would be to say "strait, non-twisty, flat, boring riding".

Welcome.

Oh I don't believe so if yo stay off the main roads. I road a new to me gravel road on your side of the water.

It's raining but the rain suit worked. That's why it's a rain suit.

You damn kids n' yer gravel roads, n' yer loud music, n' yer diet sodas!

+1

Now I did a 700 mile loop on Sat. slab to Harrisonburg 33 into WV, lots of twisties then 250 and south through the mountains and slab back.

If you can deal with a few hours of slab you have some incredible riding both paved twisties and FS roads.

Either of your bikes would be perfect.

I ain't no kid. (I do not believe I said that. So it must be true). The Seca does gravel.. Don't like real loud music and diet soda taste bad.


And your in Yorktown why didn't you go get the tag. Now it will be on the NC border. It's all your fault.

I get that alot. :huh

I've been absent from the tags lately... too much work. And this next week I'll be down in Duck every day.

Our FNG should be starting next week, so hopefully that'll lighten my load up so I can enjoy the finer things in life.