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Hello everyone,
Below is tentative plan for Day one (Friday 8/18)
~260 miles, route includes (Good/Best rides as per Butler maps)
Start: Flintridge – Panera Bread – 9am. KSU
Gas stop #1 – Flying J – Frazier Park
Lunch- Falcon’s Nest, Yelp 4 stars
3216 Mt Pinos Way, Frazier Park, CA 93225Cool off @ Pismo Beach
Park at the pier – stretch your legs
Cool down & carb up @Pismo Yogurt.
187 Pomeroy Ave, Pismo Beach, CA 93449Leisurely ride south from Pismo beach to our hotel.
Many restaurants option walking distanceSuggestion : Located inside Hilton Garden Inn, “Valle Eatery & Bar”
Yelp 4.5 stars.
1201 N H St, Lompoc, CA 9343Hotel reservation link is now available. I would like to collect feedback to those considering attending. I am considering adding the following attractions to our route.
Solvang Motorcycle Museum and/or Olive Oil tasting at an orchard. On a previous group ride, at least one of our members wanted to stop at a Olive Oil orchard but we didn’t get a chance to stop and I am happy to research a good one to visit on this trip.
Your feedback would be appreciated.
Hello Akio,
Welcome and congratulations on your semi-retirement. While weekday rides are not feasible for me, I do endeavor to slip away once in a while for a “therapeutic break.” I am in Aliso Viejo and do partake both shorter and longer rides on weekends.
Feel free to contact me anytime.
Sergio Collazo.
I endeavor to install new Clearwater lights on my F800GT as well as a install an on/0ff switch in the dash to disable power accessory port.
Hello Brandon,
There are two tires that stand out as widely used by motor officers and a wide variety of riders on bigger bikes. Michelin Road 6 and Dunlop Roadsmart 3. Both are good touring tires but are grippy and are top notch in the rain. I often see the Michelin’s on liter sport bikes where riders want more mileage and wet weather performance without loosing much performance.
Sergio
First and foremost, happy holidays to all. Thank you all for participating. A special thanks to Irv Seaver for all their support and hosting us in such a marvelous venue.
Hello Everyone,
A friendly reminder to please register if you plan to attend Christmas party.
I just RSVP’d. Warning: There may be some tequila present. 🙂
Good plan. A nice sipping tequila sounds great.As the day comes to a close, I would like reflect on the fact that today was a great day made possible by good health, provision and wonderful club members that all came together for fellowship, spirited riding and a good meal. Thank you all for making the time and effort to gather as friends.
Now, about the Christmas party….. please sign up asap 😉
#willrideforfood
Sergio just in case someone wants to meet along the route the 74 exit is EAST not west. West takes you to PCH and the ocean. Likewise in Temecula you want 79 EAST not west. East goes toward Warner Springs then on to Santa Ysabel and the Farmhouse 78.
well noted Bill. 74 needs to go East. However 79 needs to go South. Thanks for catching that.detailed route plans will be emailed to those that registered in a few days