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2014 Pit Ho Spring Rally - June 6th - 8th - Quincy!

Thanks Flyin Hun

Kurt, thanks for all your effort for putting the rally together and the food for Saturday night. Although I wasn't in your group I was honored to take a ride with you and Bud not to long ago. Thanks again and look forward to the next time.:ride
 
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Danny, good to get to know you!
 
I found out that it you want your 1000 to feel like a strong 750, take it up to 4000'+ elevation. :p
 
I always want to slap myself after these rallies. I see the user names and think, I want to meet that guy/gal and realize that I probably did but never connected the dots :facepalm

Oh and I will never ever ever drink beer, wine, and champagne at a rally again.
 
I found out that it you want your 1000 to feel like a strong 750, take it up to 4000'+ elevation. :p

:laughing I think that's what Linda experienced on her bike on the way up.
 
Yeah, my 650 single sure as hell didn't feel like itself up there in the hills. It just meant that I had to carry more corner speed. No biggie. :laughing
 
Nancy Bike completely unfazed by altitude, premium or regular, bags or no bags....could be the rider?
 
Well, considering that I had to actually clutch up the wheelies in 2nd gear, it was definitely down on power. :laughing
 
so what exactly happen to Henry's 1100S?
 
Yeah, my 650 single sure as hell didn't feel like itself up there in the hills. It just meant that I had to carry more corner speed. No biggie. :laughing

This.

Even with full luggage, although she didn't want to wheelie (until we got back down to sea level that is), as long as I treated the bike like a 600 and maintained corner speed, there was no real issue.

Just as anyone I rode with. :ride
 
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