NE Chapter ROCKS!!! - Page 3

Sgt.Floyd · 09-22-2003, 07:08 AM

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Said Dukegirl:
Mimosa fixin's from Zorbmw (we'll crack those bottles at the next shindig, Alexis!)
!

yeah... somthin about drinking at breakfast before a day of riding didn't sit right, but one never knows with this crowd!

enjoy them with the next hangover breakfast! it really does the trick.

Dukegirl · 09-22-2003, 07:09 AM

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Said zorbmw:
yeah... somthin about drinking at breakfast before a day of riding didn't sit right, but one never knows with this crowd!

enjoy them with the next hangover breakfast! it really does the trick.

Hic.

VespaFitz · 09-22-2003, 07:10 AM

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Said dizave:
Had this on the way home, for one hour. Got up to 8 bars of heat before I decided on the shoulder route. Cleared up for absolutely no reason after many miles. I'll never understand traffic.

Thanks DG and VF!!!!

Ah, CRAP. Was that what the Pike looked like? Damn, that road can suck on a Sunday. It gets like that in both directions, too.

Dukegirl · 09-22-2003, 07:13 AM

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Said VespaFitz:
Ah, CRAP. Was that what the Pike looked like? Damn, that road can suck on a Sunday. It gets like that in both directions, too.

Fuck the Pike.

AND, you have to PAY for the pleasure of sitting in that shit.

nachtflug · 09-22-2003, 07:15 AM

yo gracious hosts,

one of you need to post ridingly award the long distance award winner.

dizave · 09-22-2003, 07:16 AM

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Said VespaFitz:
Ah, CRAP. Was that what the Pike looked like? Damn, that road can suck on a Sunday. It gets like that in both directions, too.

Eastbound only I-90 last night. The cars that didn't have the advantage of cheating like those of us on bikes did must have been there until midnight. It was moving 10ft/minute, and it was backed up for like 6 or 8 miles. And no exits, of course.

Dukegirl · 09-22-2003, 07:17 AM

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Said dizave:It got better :):

What in the hell is my spouse doing in that ditch???

nachtflug · 09-22-2003, 07:22 AM

your spouse-that ditch

he wouldn't come out, said none of us were man enough to come down the bank and play rock boxing with him. he was still goading us as we rode off and left him there.

dizave · 09-22-2003, 07:27 AM

He was pretty rude about it too.

RoadNotTaken · 09-22-2003, 07:54 AM

That was an incredible breakfast!

Thank you very much and it was great to meet you guys (and everyone else for that matter!)

Let's see, my 1st plate consisted of:

Caramel apple french toast
Potato and leek frittata
Home fries
Maple cured bacon
Concord grape pie

2nd plate:

Sausage and gorgonzola frittata
Apple cider doughnuts (from a local farm)
more Home fries
more Maple cured bacon
Homemade sage and maple breakfast sausage

Misc throughout the day...

Apple cider
Fresh roasted (right there on your back porch) coffee from Ross

Missed out on the Turkish coffee which is probably for the better as I did plan on sleeping last night. Sounds like just the ticket for CroMag '04 though!

Dukegirl · 09-22-2003, 08:11 AM

Later that afternoon, Nachtflug called the remaining Chapter members into an Executive Session at which point the following business was addressed.

It was voted to award Tribeless with the long-distance award, having come from near Princeton, NJ. Your award, Tribeless, is an Nachtflug autographed egg shell from the very frittata that was served. Voted: 8-0-0.

It was voted to continue these monthly breakfast meetings at varying locations throughout the district, rain, sun, snow or sleet. Bike or cage. Voted: 8-0-1 (Dizave abstained because he was asleep on the front lawn.)

Other business was discussed, but that shall remain subject to the confines of the executive session and not subject to the open meeting law.

At which point, it was voted to adjourn. 8-0-0.

iillyyaa · 09-22-2003, 08:35 AM

My friends,

What a great choice for location. In the middle-earth, conveniently equidistant from NE/NY contingent, and smack in the midst of some of the greatest riding around.

Big thanks to Lisa and Craig for their hospitality. Lisa's breakfast was the best I've had in... I guess... in my lifetime. Yum!

El Presidente no longer has to try to get into anyone's panties, 'cause now he's got a pair of his very own! With AdvRider logo and his own likeness, no less. :tongue

Ross, common sense dictates that taking off alone on an unfamiliar muddy trail while riding a 600lb bike isn't the wisest of choices. But then again, wisdom is put on the back burner after you have a sip of Flyingmonkey's turkish coffee. A word of advice: put some medium strength locktite on those Tobinator screws if you keep riding trails with them. :):

Jeff, please remind me not to ride in front of you without sunglasses of tinted mirrors. I think my back is sunburnt too.

Tribeless, advice of the day for you: size DOES matter. (I'm talking about Torx wrenches, of course.)

It was great to see all of you, folks!

Kudos to Vice President Rabia for the idea.
--
Ilya

P.S.: What? Noone got the stoppie picture?

Sigh...

NHGS · 09-22-2003, 08:38 AM

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Said dizave:

I was right there a little earlier in the evening.

In a cage.

It sucked.

Wish I could have been in VT- sounds like it was a great time!

NHGS

VespaFitz · 09-22-2003, 08:48 AM

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Said NHGS:
I was right there a little earlier in the evening.

In a cage.

It sucked.

Wish I could have been in VT- sounds like it was a great time!

NHGS

Yeah, we missed you. Sorry you couldn't make it. Next time!

Did you get that shock fixed?

kdog · 09-22-2003, 09:42 AM

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Said dizave:
Got up to 8 bars of heat before I decided on the shoulder route.

Whoa -- you guys ride the shoulder when it gets backed up? Aren't you worried about getting nabbed by your friendly state police officers? In CA, we of course just lane-split with impunity right through the traffic jam. So I'm very curious what the strategies are out here and what you can get away with. While I haven't lane-split out here yet, I will say I've made some pretty suspect lane changes through slow traffic in quick succession, if you catch my drift. I hate not being able to lane split.

09-22-2003, 07:27 AM	#39
dizave Team Blitzed Joined: Aug 2002 Location: lost Oddometer: 5,743	He was pretty rude about it too. Attached Images

09-22-2003, 07:54 AM	#40
RoadNotTaken Gnarly Adventurer Joined: Aug 2003 Location: Southern NH Oddometer: 146	Re: The Menu That was an incredible breakfast! Thank you very much and it was great to meet you guys (and everyone else for that matter!) Let's see, my 1st plate consisted of: Caramel apple french toast Potato and leek frittata Home fries Maple cured bacon Concord grape pie 2nd plate: Sausage and gorgonzola frittata Apple cider doughnuts (from a local farm) more Home fries more Maple cured bacon Homemade sage and maple breakfast sausage Misc throughout the day... Apple cider Fresh roasted (right there on your back porch) coffee from Ross Missed out on the Turkish coffee which is probably for the better as I did plan on sleeping last night. Sounds like just the ticket for CroMag '04 though! __________________ RITFU! "...I took the one less traveled by And that has made all the difference" - Robert Frost

09-22-2003, 08:35 AM	#42
iillyyaa Adwrenchurer! Joined: Jul 2002 Location: Littleton, MA Oddometer: 2,418	My friends, What a great choice for location. In the middle-earth, conveniently equidistant from NE/NY contingent, and smack in the midst of some of the greatest riding around. Big thanks to Lisa and Craig for their hospitality. Lisa's breakfast was the best I've had in... I guess... in my lifetime. Yum! El Presidente no longer has to try to get into anyone's panties, 'cause now he's got a pair of his very own! With AdvRider logo and his own likeness, no less. :tongue Ross, common sense dictates that taking off alone on an unfamiliar muddy trail while riding a 600lb bike isn't the wisest of choices. But then again, wisdom is put on the back burner after you have a sip of Flyingmonkey's turkish coffee. A word of advice: put some medium strength locktite on those Tobinator screws if you keep riding trails with them. :): Jeff, please remind me not to ride in front of you without sunglasses of tinted mirrors. I think my back is sunburnt too. Tribeless, advice of the day for you: size DOES matter. (I'm talking about Torx wrenches, of course.) It was great to see all of you, folks! Kudos to Vice President Rabia for the idea. -- Ilya P.S.: What? Noone got the stoppie picture? Sigh... __________________ '07 Ducati 1098 - tentatively, FOR SALE '09 KTM 690Duke - the best street bike I ever had! '08 KTM 450EXC-R - two seasons of NE enduros, and still going strong '02 Suzuki SV650 CCS/LRRS #760 Expert

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09-22-2003, 07:15 AM	#35
nachtflug infidel Joined: Jan 2002 Location: New York Oddometer: 42,857	yo gracious hosts, one of you need to post ridingly award the long distance award winner.

09-22-2003, 07:22 AM	#38
nachtflug infidel Joined: Jan 2002 Location: New York Oddometer: 42,857	your spouse-that ditch he wouldn't come out, said none of us were man enough to come down the bank and play rock boxing with him. he was still goading us as we rode off and left him there.

09-22-2003, 08:11 AM	#41
Dukegirl . Joined: Mar 2003 Oddometer: 6,485	Later that afternoon, Nachtflug called the remaining Chapter members into an Executive Session at which point the following business was addressed. It was voted to award Tribeless with the long-distance award, having come from near Princeton, NJ. Your award, Tribeless, is an Nachtflug autographed egg shell from the very frittata that was served. Voted: 8-0-0. It was voted to continue these monthly breakfast meetings at varying locations throughout the district, rain, sun, snow or sleet. Bike or cage. Voted: 8-0-1 (Dizave abstained because he was asleep on the front lawn.) Other business was discussed, but that shall remain subject to the confines of the executive session and not subject to the open meeting law. At which point, it was voted to adjourn. 8-0-0.