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Posted by:
Jim
Wise
Monday, November 11, 2002
08:49 pm |
This came up in
Powwow Chat tonight. Who made the longest ride to attend?
The guy from
England don't count, at least not the plane ride across the pond!
Besides, he was kidnapped! 
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Posted by:
Robin
Perna
Monday, November 11, 2002
08:51 pm |
Mike Brown rode the
farthest from Shreevport, LA.
Rob
 blue
homegrown
trailer
HWG travel coordinator |
Posted by:
Jerry
Fouquette
Monday, November 11, 2002
08:53 pm |
Does a truck count or
were you looking for the longest motorcycle ride? I drove about 750 miles from
Annandale, MN.
Jerry from Mini-soda
 GWRRA, MN Chapter
O
MN Wings, Midwest Chapter
Moon Riders, HRCA
TWINS IN 2003!!
e-mail jerryfouquette@msn.com
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Posted by:
Jim
Wise
Monday, November 11, 2002
09:03 pm |
We were talking of
motorcycle ride in chat, but since I'm here passing out imaginary awards, there
will be honorable mention for all modes of transportation.
Who else
cares to submit their one-way mileage?
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Posted by:
Greg
Hayden
Monday, November 11, 2002
09:19 pm |
Since the subject of
imaginary awards came up.....
Ever heard of the drop award? Well, we
didn't have any of those, but how about a "bump" award, or, "crash, I hit the 3'
post in the ground with the truck, and it's my husbands fault award?"
Greg from Ohio | | |
Posted by:
Jim
Wise
Monday, November 11, 2002
09:36 pm |
Sure Darlene, putting
that one in my notes now!
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Posted by:
Robin
Perna
Monday, November 11, 2002
09:39 pm |
LMAO Dar
Ms.
crash/01
Rob
blue
homegrown
trailer
HWG travel coordinator |
Posted by:
Michael
Brown
Monday, November 11, 2002
10:10 pm |
Was I the furthest
rider? I guess I really never took into account who would be the longest bike
traveler. When we got home Sunday night the trip meter read 1797.4 miles. My
biggest wish would be that I could turn the clock back to 5am Friday and do it
all over again. Yep, it was that cool!     
Ride safe!
Mike & Fran Brown
1990 Goldwing SE
1991 Kwik Kamp |
Posted by:
David
Nager
Tuesday, November 12, 2002
05:48 am |
How bout the lowest
gas mileage on a 1500. I got 25 MPG goin south into the wind. (got 40 on the way
home).
Dave & Patt
Monroe, Michigan
 93 SE MotorTrike Pearl White & Indian Blue
84 Interstate Dark Wineberry with matching CycleMate CM2000
GWRRA 169652  CMA 84736
Keep the Shiny Side Up!
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Posted by:
Gary
Shepherd
Tuesday, November 12, 2002
06:01 am |
You Da Man Mike!!!!!
I rode 1068 miles there and back. My wife and I would not have missed it for the
world.
No side trips unless you count the trips to the shoulder of the
interstate due to the high wind in Illinois WOW! I reafirmed my dislike for
interstate highway's they suck. Nothing like backroads.
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on November 12, 2002) |
Posted by:
Joe
Durning
Tuesday, November 12, 2002
07:49 am |
Tim Bowman came the
farthest (statewise) from Washington.
I'm sure I'll forget somebody, but
best I remember, The states represented in attandance were:
Washington
Mini-Soda
Texas
Michigan
Louisianna (SP!)
Aba-lama
Jaw-ja
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Conneticut (SP!)
Vermont
Tennessee
Virginia
Michigan
New York
Illinois
Missouri
North Carolina
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Kentucky
England (yes, that place over the big pond!)
Help me out fellas,
who'd I miss?
edited to add states
(Message edited on November 12, 2002)
Beautiful downtown Manchester, Jaw-ja. (dont blink, you'll miss
us!)
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Posted by:
Robin
Perna
Tuesday, November 12, 2002
08:38 am |
Clayton Live in OH
but is CD of a WV chapter. So you could say WV was there.
Rob
blue
homegrown
trailer
HWG travel coordinator |
Posted by:
Bill
Hines
Tuesday, November 12, 2002
11:14 am |
MY DEAREST FAMILY OF
FRIENDS;
Thank you so much for a wonderful weekend. Bill nor I will
never forget it.
To help Joe (hi sweety), from what I could tell from
the map and guest book, you missed Wisconsin, Kentucky, and England. Hope that
helped.
God Bless!
Love and Prayers,
Linda}
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Posted by:
Gary
Verhulst
Tuesday, November 12, 2002
01:48 pm |
Joe, in-Jaw-Ja how
could you do that just think of all the cousins you forgot about in
Wisconsin,Kentucky and even the one once removed in England.
Gary Verhulst Touring Goodies
http://verhulsttouringgoodies.com
97'Valkrie 97'Shadow Classic
Member:Hines Wing Group |
Posted by:
Joe
Durning
Tuesday, November 12, 2002
02:06 pm |
What? ME? Forget?
I dont think so.... just look at my list. They're included!
Beautiful downtown Manchester, Jaw-ja. (dont blink, you'll miss
us!)
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Posted by:
Joy
Ellis
Tuesday, November 12, 2002
03:01 pm |
We did come there in
a cage and the round trip mileage was 1970. This was from Vermont. Ian said he
had a wonderful time ("The Englishman"). He will be returning across the pond on
Wed. the 20th his e mail is ianbottle@hotmail.com Kent is the
Armstrong of Armstrong pickups, any of you who know anything about guitars will
know you had celebrity of sorts,in your midst. his e mail is armstr@sover.net It was through his
generosity that I was able to attend, as he footed most of the bills and we used
his car. Ain't life grand!!!!joy |
