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Karl it looks like I need to get to North Carolina this month. I won’t be able to make this ride after all.
Attached is a gpx file for Borrego Springs. You should find two routes here. One is a suggested route to the campground from Irv Seaver Motorcycles for anyone who wishes to use it. The other is the day ride on Saturday.
Jacob – Karl is correct. The plan is that everyone arrives and departs on their own schedule and route. I do plan to post a suggested route from Irv Seaver Motorcycles for any who may wish to use it. Stand by.
This morning (12 Feb) there are 18 signed up on the ride list. Our group camp site is limited to 25 campers. If you plan to make this ride, please remember to sign up if you haven’t already.
New information on fees for this event. Each person who stays at the campground is asked to pay the club $15.00 per person per night. This fee will offset the cost to the club for the campsite and will pay for plenty of firewood each night. Additionally, the club will reimburse the parking fee of $10.00 per-vehicle-per-night that the the park will collect from all riders after the first six arrivals.
The first six to arrive will pay $15.00 per night to the club, for a total of $30.00 for two nights. Anyone arriving afterwards, will pay $15.00 per night to the club and $10.00 per night to the park, for a total of $50.00 for two nights. The club will reimburse the parking fee to those riders who pay it, making everyone’s final cost $30.00 for two nights.
Please bring cash in the exact amount for your stay.
The ride I lead after the general meeting will be the shorter of the two I had in mind. We’ll travel about 160 miles from the meeting location and back to the same place, about three and a half hours on the motorcycle. Lunch stop after about two and a half hours. Sorry pie lovers – no run to Julian on this trip. I’ll save that for pi day.
I have a couple of routes in mind for a ride after the meeting, one about 210 miles and the other about 150 miles. That’s from Starbucks and back to south Orange County. The longer route should take about four and a half hours on the motorcycle; the shorter about three. We’ll stop for lunch and take another short rest or two along the way. Both routes run east and south from our meeting location. The weather guesser on TV says it’s going to be hot – be prepared. Bill, just for you, the longer route includes pie and ice cream.
David – I plan to make the ride. I’ll likely wait for you at Antonio and Ortega because it’s closer to home, so don’t wait for me at the Chevron station.