Meet and Greet in Kansas

I'd like to meet up some time. My time is a bit limited, but if the timing is right I'm in.

Being as I live in New Hampshire I'm for meeting but I would only be in if the meet distance was fairly distributed. So I guess I'm done. I did learn alot from this experience though.

I'm heading to Alaska in 2014 so perhaps I'll be able to connect enroute if my route passes near anyone.

No need to throw in the towel. South Dakota is still pretty much in the center, and has great riding in the Black Hills. Does not need to be in Sturgis either if riding together is the goal. Sturgis is a zoo in August and would lose the group quickly. Anybody with other suggestions?

I'd go back to Kansas. I was really impressed with the northern part of the state - haven't seen much of the rest. I liked the roads, the people, and the natural beauty. But you do have to stay off the interstate to enjoy it, IMHO. I'll never forget riding through the miles of sunflowers - was surreal, like a scene from The Wizard Of Oz.

Another nice thing about Kansas is the getting there. Lots of different routes that can be taken. I'd think if someone didn't like Kansas, they could still enjoy the ride there and back. Riding isn't all that much about the destination, is it?

:cheers:

I will be in the Black Hills, staying in Rapid City, August 2-6, if anyone wants to meet up.

The downtown Hilton is nice, wife and I stayed there last winter when we went to the HD museum which is only a couple blocks away.

I was leaving 2013 open for any possible suare and in combination with saving leave and $$ for 2014 ride.

And Sturgis is not in the center. Its extra for the Florida and southeast riders. As well any southwest riders. Nor is Colorado.

I'm not knocking those who like to be seen and mingle with large a populace
but it has already been voted on not to have the get together same time as a rally. I guess another determinant is what a ride expectation is for riders.

Having personally criss crossed Kansas thru out my life, while some consider it boring, others perfect riding. Depending what an individula considers criteria. In Kansas the roads are straight and good. There are historical things to see and do. It has been my experience that the road less traveled often opens up the better opportunities for adventure. For sure not jockeying for space on the road with God knows who or what.

So I don't know?

I know this is an old original post, but I think we should have a meet in Concordia KS. I could get new handlebars at California Phil's then! Any takers? Just need a date.

Damn Bro, you are digging way back! I would meet up with you but my bike is still in pieces plus with my sponsoring a race track, time is hard to come by.