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We had a decent start with three of us today. Very low-key and relaxing. Hope to see this catch on. See you next time, on May 29th.
Tom
Yeah, if it looks like no rain I’ll brave it on the RT. I just hate riding in the wet.
Tom
Did a drive-through around noon. As expected, Santiago Canyon Road is no problem at all – drainage is very good and no standing debris. There are several nasty fissures/potholes, particularly over about 1/2 mile before and past Jamboree. A couple of these are rim-killers.
Live Oak Canyon Road is mostly OK. The uphill portion from Cook’s Corner is remarkably clear as the sandbags seem to have worked perfectly. Down the hill and through the forested area, there are about a half-dozen spots where small rocks/gravel/sand washed into or completely across the road, mostly on or very near curves.
The turn-off to Rose Canyon is heavily washed with sand, compounded by vehicles turning in from the opposite direction across a dirt shoulder and bringing more debris along. The road to the cantina is a mix of OK-to-sketchy asphalt, and most of the parking area is dirt/crushed rock, with some loose stuff on the adjacent pavement. There is parking space along a short stretch of the road just as you get to the cantina, but who knows how much will be free when we arrive.
If I had a GS with dual-sport tires none of this would bother me. Some of it may disperse with normal vehicle traffic later today. In any case I plan to attend the meeting and breakfast, with the only question being on the RT or in the car.
Tom
Thanks for the heads up Tom. FYI, the link to the Meetup posting only allows Meetup members to view. I looked on BMW Riverside’s webpage calendar and this event is not listed. Kind of odd?
Yes, weird. There seems to be several options for Meetup – I signed in with my Google ID.TomThis doesn’t look like Captcha (at least not how it’s implemented elsewhere). I get multiple duplicate e-mails for a single login attempt, each stating “The request was flagged as suspicious, and we need verification that you attempted to log in to allow it to proceed.” Tonight there were two, and a couple days ago I got four of them for one login request.
The e-mails include a link, and clicking it enables login.
Tom
Importing these GPX files to Google Maps will show waypoints, but also sort of a bizarre “as the crow flies” straight line path between each of them, not really following any highways. Is this new basic route 91 east to 15 south, then to 76 east/79 south and into Julian?
Tom