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Thanks Carl, I really enjoyed the Hawthorne PD class and was unaware Anaheim PD had one. I signed up for since it has been a few years and this is in our backyard!
Any members thinking about an Airhead should jump on this! Great deal for a well maintained bike!
Roady & Wilson booked at the Sandpiper Inn. Morro Crest is a non smoking facility and we gotta have our stogies after a good ride!
Wondered the same thing, thanks for asking him. I’m more of a belt and suspenders guy I guess, think I’ll keep running both. Suppose you went down, didn’t separate from the bike, therefore don’t activate the airvest? Back pad would be good to have in, right? I know, I know, seems very unlikely those stars would align and theres a comfort/benefit equation that could be factored in 🙂
Going to be a great turnout in Montana by South Coasters this year. I see 16 signed up on the Ride List as attending … way to represent SCBMWRC. Just finished my RT service, new Road-5-GT’S are mounted up, let the ”what and where” to pack phase begin! Hoping to avoid looking like Jed Clampet moving out to Beverly Hills 🙂
Jake, I recently picked up a cheapy Amazon version to try it out. Helinox seems to be the gold standard if you don’t want to potentially buy twice. I will likely still put my air pad on it to address Ed’s comment. In the hammock world it is referred to as CBS .. cold butt syndrome. For the hammock I have an underquilt that attaches externally below it. For long trips like the rally I end up taking hammock and tent .. hammock is great for overnighters, tent is nice if in one place more than a day. Poor RT is gonna look like it belongs to the Beverly Hillbillies moving out West …. again.
Naw, I recognize a 2 week ride isn’t quite as easy for a working stiff as for us retired folk .. I’ll have to catch you and Bill another time.
I’ll buy you the ice cream Mr Reitz as my personal small gesture of thanks for your service 👊🏼